the leading edge of the light rain now on the north and west side of san francisco is making its way close to russian hill right now. downtown will get wet weather shortly. it is raining at the golden gate bridge. i have noticed windshield wipers and wet roads. for tonight, look for the light to moderate rain to spread across the bay area. it to stick around through to tomorrow morning. i will have the weekend forecast coming up. the rain started falling early this afternoon in the north bay. where life in south toledo with the conditions there -- live in south toledo with the conditions there. >> reporter: about 20 minutes ago it started to rain very lightly. just recently it started coming down pretty good. let's take some video, you can see the windshield wipers had to be turned on and people will -- were buttoning up their coats a little bit. there recognizing the wet weather is coming into down -- town. you can see the wind started to

pick up and you can feel the pressure drop. there's a certain feeling you get when the rain and the storm systems are coming through. as i said, it is not causing big problems but a lot of people that are coming to south toledo that may not have been from the area or may not have gotten the word will make their way to the drugstore to buy an umbrella later on. will check with you later on. -- we will will check with you later on. breaking news: one man is dead after his vehicle collided with a parked unoccupied trained in south san francisco. police say the driver was traveling northbound on highway 101 when he failed to turn on the offramp. officer say the driver lost control, plowed through a fence and hit the train. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. the northbound lanes of highway 101 have been shut down. officer say it will be closed for at least an hour while

police continue to investigate. cro and has a crew on the way to the scene -- kron has crews on the way to the scene. emergency crews are on the one way at the hayward -- runway at the hayward airport. a plane made an emergency landing. its landing gear failed. pilot and the passenger, neither were injured in the crash. rain was one of the challenges for people trying to cross the bay bridge this morning. two separate accidents created chaos. grant lotus is here with amazing pictures. it was difficult this morning. >> it wasn't just one isolated mass. there were multiple issues. a multi-car pileup. you can see this big rig is toppled over. under it, look at that, a red pickup truck.

there was a person in a pickup truck. the driver had to be pulled out by emergency crews. the chp says only minor injuries. the accident happened about 9:30 this morning. all northbound lanes of 880 leading to the bay bridge were closed for about an hour. now, let's roll back the clock, about five hours, the only thing moving in this shot of the bay bridge is a little ferryboat. a truck spilled a load of drywall plaster. the chp had to close down all westbound lanes on the top deck. the plaster combined with the rain proved to be quite a challenge for caltrans workers had to clean it up. >> for thousands of drivers the upper deck of the bay bridge was a giant parking lot. >> chp officers pummeled cars off the bridge at the plea mount -- fremont exit because of the plaster spill. shortly after 5 am they opened

up the right front leg but that barely made a dent. by then, the height of the morning commute was in full swing. caltrans crews brought out a sweet stripper -- street sweeper but it wasn't enough. a worker in the pickup truck drove over the spill very fast and hit the brakes to test if there any traction on the pavement, but it was still too slick. that is when caltrans drops in on the roadway and used a street sweeper to drive the same into the pavement.@6:30, it worked. all lanes past fremont street exit were reopened. the damage was already done. miles away and hours later there was still a huge backup in emeryville as cars were still heading to the toll plaza. >> many people watched us in the morning, paid attention to our advice and avoided the bay bridge and chose other bridges in the bay area. but they weren't much luckier. those people were joined by other people avoiding the bay bridge. it was a tough commute -- all the way around. here, we

told you about the traffic mess when it first started to unravel at 4 o'clock this morning. what we are seeing right now is all of the traffic that is heading toward san francisco is being forced off here at fremont street because of the spill that occurred in this area. >> we were also on top of the story online with traffic alerts on our mobile app throughout the morning. then, when those 12 vehicles collided on 880 in oakland we were right there for you. we set a mobile alert at 948 this morning. you can stay on top of traffic and weather on our mobile app. kron has obtained new video of two people, one of them injured who escaped with their lives from thursday's violence shooting on interstate 80 freeway. the owner of a denny's restaurant told us the moment the injured man walked into the lobby asked -- asking for help. >> this is the two guys and he

is the person who got shot. >> reporter: the owner of this restaurant is showing me surveillance video of two men who ran into the diner after their vehicle was riddled with bullets while they were driving on the i 84 -- i 80 freeway thursday afternoon. this is video from our partnership. >> they both came inside and went inside the bathroom first. they then came outside and the one person asked if i could call an ambulance. >> reporter: he says this man you see on the cell phone is the one who asked him to call the paramedics for the injured person. however, he says the guy on the phone didn't hang around for long.>> he dropped in here and the injured person says please don't go but he said no, i have to go. he ran away and he said please call my baby mama at least.>> you can see the man leaving denny's here. the owner of the restaurant called 911.

he needed help and you were here to help him. >> yes, because we are human beings and we have a soft heart. we have to help everyone. >> this incident is the latest in a string of recent car to car shootings along the stretch of the 80 freeway. california highway patrol investigators say in each case it appears that the victims were targeted.>> the public is not in any danger. these targets were specific and not random. >> while the motive for the shooting is under investigation, sources tell kron at the previous car to car shootings are linked to an ongoing feud between rival gangs in richmond and alejo -- in valeo. san francisco police are looking for a man who assaulted another man at a bus stop. it happened early this morning leaving the victim with life- threatening injuries. police say the victim was waiting for a bus when he was attacked at san bruno avenue and bacon street around 1245 in the morning. he told police that the man started to beat him with a stick for no apparent reason. he passed out. when he came to

he walked to the police bayview station and was taken to a hospital. his injuries include a skull fracture, broken ribs and a punctured lung. in san francisco, a rally on the steps of the hall of justice calling for the firing of police chief greg sir. protesters do not like the way the officers handled the case of mario woods calling their behavior is -- excessive force. woods, a suspect in a stabbing case was shot a number of times while waiting a knife at police . that happened earlier this month. with an increasing number of attacks against muslims in the wake of the violence in paris in san bernardino, arabs, muslims and other supporters rallied on the steps of san francisco city hall this afternoon. they say to off -- too often muslims are being scapegoated in the war against terrorism. they say they have become targets, shot at, threatened and their paces -- places of

worsted -- worship vandalize. final test results are back from the white powder. the incident prompted an evacuation last week. investigators say the substance that came in an envelope to the center on american islamic relations was not dangerous. that same day, a powdery substance was also sent to care offices in washington dc which also was determined not to be dangerous. the president is on his way to a private meeting with families of the san bernardino massacre victims. he is scheduled to fit -- spend about one hour with them before flying off to hawaii for christmas vacation. before leaving the capital, he spoke about his efforts to fight terrorism. we have a story. >> reporter: president obama addressed three quarters -- reporters for what will likely be the last time in 2015. >> in 2016, i will leave it on the field. >> reporter: focus was an issue that is on the minds of many americans, keeping the country

safe from terrorist. >> our counterterrorism, intelligence, homeland security and law enforcement communities are working 24 seven to protect our homeland and all of us to do our part by seeing bill joy -- and staying vigilant. >> reporter: a poll shows 50% of americans disapprove about how to handle -- president is handling terrorism. he tried to make the case that his administration is doing everything it can to defeat isis at home and abroad. >> we are continuing to work at every level to make sure that there is no slip between information sharing among agencies. >> reporter: he also touted recent strides in the us economy and says the country as a whole is on the right track. >> early actions rescue the economy set the stage for the longest week of private sector drop growth on the record. >> reporter: with less than seven weeks to go until the caucuses, the president was asked to weigh in on the 2016

election. >> i think will have a strong democratic nominee. i think the democratic nominee will when i think i will have a democratic successor. >> reporter: following the conference you boarded air force one had to san bernardino -- he headed -- you boarded air force one to head to san bernardino. a set of cloth -- a santa claus controversy, a complaint that triggered a backlash from plant -- parents. why -- a crime a load -- alert in the south bay. the bandit police are looking for.

a wild chase in southern california for a suspected mail thief. the started near laguna. sheriffs pursued this honda civic with three people inside. the chase that dangerous at times with the driver blowing through stop signs and red lights and driving on the road side of the road. after about an hour, the driver pulled into a gas station and try to make a run for it as you see in the video, but he was quickly caught by police. tonight, police say you should be on the lookout for a

home logo -- burglar in the south bay. we are back with new surveillance video. detectives have not been able to crack this case. this is brand-new surveillance video. the little dog did not deter this the. -- beef. they are asking for the public to get a good look at him. he doesn't take the keyboard or the orchid or the globe, he does grab a bag and starts to fill it up. this happened back on september 15 at two in the afternoon. there is a couple of still images. he did leave with that bag. though police have not said specifically what was taken. we will continue to keep you posted here. police in dublin are asking for your help in identifying a bank robber. they say that man made off with an undisclosed amount of money from a wells fargo bank. he is

described as a white male, 6'5" tall with brown hair. he took off in a late model four-door honda accord. good news for a church where a thief stole christmas present as we reported yesterday. someone broke into a storage locker and stole the christmas present which were meant for local children this holiday. the break happened at our later -- lady of the pillar catholic church. since word of the crime spread, the church has received donation and money to cover most of the lost. the church plans to start delivering gifts next week. last fall, two major california wildfires will cost tech peers -- tax payers nearly a quarter billion dollars to clean up. that money would pay for only the lake county and calaveras county fires. state finance director told lawmakers the cleanup is unprecedented in its size and its complexity. 2015 has been one of the worst fire years in california's

history with nearly 10,000,000 acres going up in smoke. that is an area the size of connecticut and massachusetts combined. the wet weather is starting in the bay area just in time for the evening commute making the drive more difficult. we have at the -- heaviest rain in the north bay. we're showing a batch of fairly heavy rain offshore. this will make its way toward the peninsula and about the next 30 minutes. it is already coming down into marin and napa counties. also, if you light showers head of the main rain band that has been moving to san francisco. here is one shower working its way across the bay toward berkeley, albany and emily bell. the rain will pick up in about five minutes their. it is coming down in a good clip. this is just to the east of nevada on highway 37. this is a difficult drive on a nice day. it is even worse today. this is right around the raceway where the rain is steady, moderate and dispatches pushing towards alejo --

vallejo and napa. the storm system will work its way through the bay area this evening. will see the steady rain through around midnight. it will wrap up as a going to tomorrow morning. there's another system on the rate for sunday. once we get a -- get rid of this one another one after that and a couple into next week. here's the future cast, there's the band of steady rain. light to moderate with brief pockets of heavy rain. the rain should arrive in san jose, livermore around 7 o'clock as it pushes its way east. after midnight, the steady rain is over and we will see off and on showers through the morning. by sunrise just after 7 o'clock, we will see son in their mixed in with clouds. the showers will continue through the morning. i will have more on the forecast coming up. christmas is just one week away. fall holiday season -- all holiday season long we have brought to some of the best holiday like around the area. we are live tonight in san carlos. that is pretty daniel.

>> reporter: it sure is. this is one of the most impressive christmas trees i have seen in someone's front yard. as a bring the picture oh, you can see this tree is about 40 feet tall. just look at the amount. just take into consideration someone had to climb up there on a ladder or in this case a cherry picker to put all these decorations on this tree which is just a lie. they said -- a lot. somewhere in the neighborhood of 1400 ornaments on this tree. is every my camera out, you can see more decorations. this tree is lit up for the holidays. you can see groups of people hanging out in the street. people are coming to visit the neighborhood and taking pictures and enjoying this walk of drive or however they decide to come visit. you can see this woman -- people taking pictures back their. people are really excited. that i am here. i want to see one of the thing,

we have a new spend on -- spin on santa sleigh. that the jeep with reindeer in the front. that is what it looks like in here. this is eucalyptus avenue in san carlos. they have been doing it for over 40 years. >> that is amazing. pg&e must be excited about what is going on their. is one of the biggest parades of the year. you can catch it right here on kron. is the 127th annual rose parade which is also known as the tournament of roses in pasadena. a rating closes plaut -- flower covered floats, marching brands -- bands. coverage begins new year's day at 10 o'clock in the morning and it features the saratoga high school marching band and colorguard. again, that is friday, january 1 at 10 in the morning only on kron or. we will be right back.

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the race for the white house to be controversial turn. the republican party for once is not the focus. this time it is the behavior of the democrats and allegations that bernie sanders campaign got hold of dana -- data are the should've been off-limits. they are now blocking their camp from digital files. sanders is suing the party for the rights. mark meredith reports all of this is on 40 -- unfolding just

a week before they democrats face-off. -- the democrats face-off. >> reporter: this is an embarrassing moment for sanders campaign as he and martin o'malley prepared a debate hillary clinton for one last time in 2015. what was once a wild and unpredictable democratic race, now at times feels like a one- woman show against the republican party. >> that is not only shameful thing no muslim can come to america >> reporter: hillary clinton is on the campaign trail daily and remains well ahead of bernie sanders and martin o'malley merrick --. we show she has 59% support over democrats nationally. this weekend, it is sanders campaign that is getting national attention but not the good kind that is after a staffer access the democratic party voter database that is

supposed to be private. >> that behavior is unacceptable to the sanders campaign and we fired the staffer immediately. we make sure any information obtained was not utilize. while the polls don't show a contest it is not a good thing for hillary clinton according to political expert doctor hillary brown. one things that does come out is that the democrats are much more enthusiastic about the much -- republicans are much more enthusiastic about the presidential race. >> reporter: both sanders and o'malley have no time to wait. this weekend it is not just the democrats during new hampshire. here's a quick look at where things stand in the race for the white house. the three remaining democratic presidential hopefuls are heading back to the debate stage for one last time this year. while some of -- hillary clinton does lead, her closest competitor bernie sanders it

has some tough questions about some of his own campaign staff. we will stay in touch with that as we move throughout the season. the fourth has awaken at the white house. storm troopers join white house spokesman josh earnest for a briefing this afternoon. it is all for the special screenings of the new star wars movie. r2-d2 also made an appearance. star wars is also taking over the box office. the film is on page to make $200 million this weekend and could possibly take over the $208 million record set by jurassic world. christmas controversy at a south bay school. holiday tradition cancel how parents are actually -- holiday tradition canceled. how parents are reacting.

storm tracker for issuing a line of heavy, moderate rain. it is moving toward the peninsula at 30 miles per hour. it will hit san francisco just before 6 pm and around north beach at 601. i will talk about the forecast and how long the rain will last coming up.

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now at five that 30 -- 5:30. we're staying on top of breaking news, a deadly crash involving a pickup truck in and unoccupied train. kron4 got to the scene right now. what is the latest there? >> reporter: east grant still remains close. as i step out of the way, you can see fire crews out here, police activity out here. they are still investigating. the truck is still on the side of this train. again, that train was not occupied at the time. let's get it from above. you can see our review from above. you can see the pickup truck on its side. i just spoke to south san francisco police they tell me the driver of that truck was exiting northbound 101 coming off of the offramp at a high rate of speed. somehow lost control of that truck, plowed through the fence

and then struck that parked train. again, no one was on the train. there was only one person inside the truck. we do know the person inside the truck has died, that is according to the lieutenant on scene. he tells me also that when the truck hit the train it burst into flames. it was a very dramatic scene. he also tells me witnesses on 101 say they saw the driver of the truck driving very erratically just before the crash. let's come back out here to the ground. again, you can see all the crews out here still investigating this. it will be a while until east grand is reopened. i can tell you, luckily traffic has not been impacted much by this as the investigation continues. i did ask the lieutenant of drugs or alcohol could've been a factor, he says there something -- that is something they will be looking at. will keep you updated. does we will keep you updated. storm tracker four

showings soaking rain. the main band is off the peninsula. the rain will definitely intensified from san francisco all the way down through san mateo and redwood city by 6 o'clock. there have been a few light rain showers out ahead of this main band of rain showers. currently some steady, moderate to even heavy rain into the north bank around novato and napa. here's a live you. richmond bridge, it is what out there. this has been light rain so far in richmond. it is going to intensify pretty quickly. this is just the first of four storms coming up between now and christmas. storm to is doing on sunday afternoon with light to moderate rain. that you go through much of the evening. and then another system for monday night and tuesday with more rain expected. the strongest of these could be coming for christmas eve, late thursday night into friday.

there's possibly snow in the hills. i was tell you about the weekend forecast -- will tie it up we can forecast coming up. last night some south bay families were caught up in a philosophical debate about how their children's celebrating the holiday at school. the christmas controversy escalated today. some parents a good on a promise to keep their children out of school. as 1212 -- kron4 reports, santa claus is it is controversy -- in this controversy. >> reporter: santa claus showed up right on schedule friday morning as he has every christmas for many years. there weren't as many kids here's those here this year because their annual field trip was canceled this year after this woman who is jewish complained that visiting santa unfairly imposes one religion on all students. >> santa is the symbol of one holiday which is the religious

holiday of christmas. if you ask anyone of those children who is santa claus, linda santa claus, they're not gonna say thanksgiving. >> reporter: when the school refused to reverse its decision, about 30 families boycotted class friday. they marched down the street to see santa anyway. as their parents accuse the school of trying to ruin christmas. >> this lady came here saying how upset she was about not being able to celebrate all of the holidays which was untrue. >> there are a lot of kids parents here that don't have a kindergartner. we are just walking because we support the field trip and the support to go see santa. >> reporter: some parents blasted the school district for siding with one point of you and others expressed support of the jewish moms abuse saying this and other schools ought to be more inclusive during the holidays to reflect the increasingly bitter area culture. >> i'm not going to go to the mall next trying to get rid of

santa there. this is about a public school and it has a designed curriculum to be inclusive of all students. for mac and then there was santa trying to stay above the fray. >> i have plenty of business cards if they want to invite me to their event. i would be happy to do it. >> reporter: the school districts stands by its decision. they hope for a better outcome next year. >> i am shaking still. the moment i saw that daughter [ indiscernible ] you don't recognize that as a babies foot. a little girls tell nearly severed on a escalator. now she and her family want to get the word out about how to prevent other children from suffering from the same problem. grant lotus has been working on the story.

he talked to the family and the transit agency. he is here now with a report. >> reporter: the girl is 9 but you 3 when this happened. the case has been caught up in a legal process for 6 years. now, both barts and the family have a message for the millions of people who use bart escalators. she is pain-free now and can even dance. but her footwear from that fateful day at the 16th street station in san francisco tells a different story. her boot is blackened and busted. her stock was bloodied and toward. shelf lost her right big toe. >> partial amputation. we did a procedure to suture that toe back together. >> reporter: her mom with her daughter standing in front of her on the right side of the escalator, that incident 6 years ago is still fresh in her mind. >> i saw something and then she was screaming that her boot was caught. i just pulled that boot because those boot had a handle.

i don't know how to describe it . >> reporter: hearing her mom tell the story -- >> i can't believe that. >> reporter: for years after, she was traumatized. >> i was really scared. i would not go on an escalator after that happened. i was so scared. she just wanted to go on the stairs. >> reporter: eventually the family filed a claim wanting to settle for $100,000. bart offered 15 grand so they went to trial. was a hungry -- hung jury and the 2 sides were about to start a 2nd trial that is when the lawyer supposed -- expose videos that he shot at the escalator. they did not end up in court a 2nd time settling for $295,000 nearly 3 times what the family first requested.>> this is what part does, barthes makes cost-

benefit analysis at all times. they figure on one side they have maiming and injuring and child compared to what it would cost to fix the problem so it doesn't happen. every time, in their mina makes more sense to fight to fix. a spokesperson says the escalator maintenance is more than adequate pick >> they are very safe. we had a maintenance person go out and do a 30+ point check in each of the escalators every month. like i said, during that time period between 2004 and 2009, we had 300 million people using the system and only 6 or 7 instances that were similar to this. >> that little girl is pain-free right now. the family tells them that a stanford doctor indicates when she is 20 or 30, that toe will become so arthritic that she is going to need surgery to fuse the bones together. it could be painful later on. >> what are they doing to warn people about whether you have on

certain boots or whatever could be a risk on the escalator. >> the soft shoes of the one most acceptable. they have safety pamphlets -- the soft shoes are the ones that are most acceptable. they have safety pamphlets. there is assigned in oakland warning folks about soft sold shoes and soft shoes in general. the message is if you want to be supersafe stand in the middle of an escalator which could be challenging as people try to pass on the left. or if you have a bunch of kids, take an elevator or the staircase. >> especially during the holidays people have their arms filled with bags and they have kids in their caring a lot>> it is a packed elevator -- escalator most of the time. they are a system that have too many people for the infrastructure. the escalators are going to remain the same. they just have to maintain them as best they can and hope that

people don't have the same fate as the little girl. i had tonight, the a dell to get -- adele to get pandemonium. why her fans are crying foul coming up.

a sixth-grader attacked by 2 other students on the school bus and it was caught on

surveillance video. the bus had just left the school when 2 girls attacked a smaller boy. the older girls beat up the boys because they didn't want him to sit next to them on the bus. they have been suspended and the parents of the boy had asked police to pursue criminal charges. drones are one of the high just -- hottest gadgets this season. next we will help you pick out that gift drone. light rain is beginning to intensify. notice the yellow colors on 37th avenue. rain will pick up for the entire bay area. i will have your forecast coming up. come on in pop pop.

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adele usually sings about heartbreak . it is now her fans were feeling it as the rush to get tickets to her tour sparks a new controversy. >> reporter: let me tell you something, it was adele ticket pandemonium as fans scrambled

for tickets and cried foul all over social media.>> [ audio playback ] >> is one of the hottest tickets in the country. [ video playback ] >> reporter: thousands of fans in agony yesterday after waiting hours online trying to score tickets to the tour. many left empty-handed. [ video playback ] >> many posted videos and hilarious memes one thing hello from the ticket line, i clicked refresh 1000 times. the 56 show tour, 25 will be her first in 20 years -- 5 years . >> [ video playback ] >> reporter: 11.2 million people tuned in to nbc adele live ,

sadly that could be the closest summer her fans get to see her perform live. >> [ video playback ] >> reporter: i couldn't score tickets either. on the bright side, there's always santa. will have so much more on the story tonight at 7. brian van aken is here. the rain is starting to pick up andy sierra will get snow. busy weekend for you. >> it is exciting. i like all the rain and snow. it will be pretty wet this weekend with breaks of sunshine. tomorrow afternoon is looking just fine. for tonight, it is tough on the highways. here's live storm tracker 4 and the wet weather starting to move onshore in and around san francisco also to the north bay. there's moderate rain into nevada at this time also into

napa. where you see the green is light rain but it does get heavier as we move offshore. there is a batch just west of san francisco. in the next 15 minutes that will intensify. also, some snow falling into the sierra. a winter storm warning in effect. as we go through sunday some locations could get a foot or more of snow. this will mean tough travel in the sierra. there will be breaks. a winter storm warning is affect -- in effect for tonight . as we go into the weekend, sunday into monday, there is more stormy this on the way. here's a look at the future cast, the band of rain will work its way through. we will see a turnover to showers as we go into the overnight. by saturday morning, look for off and on rain showers. through the day by late morning into the afternoon, the sunshine will begin to emerge. here is 4 am saturday. there is the last of the

showers and then the sun beginning to show up at the north bay. by 730 we will see the sunshine began to show up. through the morning, some light and passing isolated showers. that should be all done around noon. for the afternoon look for a mostly sunny day. we have improving conditions but in other weather system is on the way for sunday that will increase clouds for sunday morning which will bring in the chance for light to moderate rain for sunday afternoon and evening. for the system, tonight, look for rain amounts on the order of the half inch from the southbound to east bay. three quarters of an inch in the bay. look for amount on the order of 1 inch plus for some of the wettest valleys. and then into the higher elevations, into the hills, perhaps 2 inches or more. an inch is possible in the santa cruz mountain. here's how the weekend is shaping up, we have the rain for tonight, a few showers for saturday morning.

sunshine for saturday afternoon. it will be a relatively mild day. it will be high on the cold front. temperatures make it it only up to the low to mid 50s. we will have if you raise of sunshine on sunday. increasing clouds and then rain comes in on afternoon -- in the afternoon and evening. there will be pockets of moderate rain. for monday, a fairly cloudy day and then the 3rd system arrives monday afternoon and evening. that will bring a round of rain that will last into tuesday. showers will continue tuesday. we will get a break for wednesday. look for partly to sunny skies. by wednesday night that is when we have the storm number 4 beginning to push and. that could be a fairly robust system as it is coming off of the alaska.

drones are a hot item this holiday season.

tonight we have what you need to know if you are considering putting one under the tree this christmas. >> reporter: hey, kids what you want for christmas?>> a drone >> reporter: [ music ]drones are one of the hottest gadgets this year. they are calling it the drone christmas. everyone wants one of these. you're looking at me now through quadcopter4. one of the first drones in the country to receive -- use a drone for newsgathering. we are on the cutting edge of this technology. our drone is very sophisticated and expensive. it has a lot of more bells and whistles than the average person needs. the good news, this holiday season is the first time they have come down in price. you can get a beginner easy to use drone for as little as $30.

first, decide if you need a video camera built in, if not you will save money. if you're buying for a child, skip the camera. you will see a lot of beginner drones out there that are under $200. they will try to have you use your phone or tablet to control the drone. i recommend finding a drone that has the physical remote- control. to me it feels a lot better and it is a more fun experience. one cool thing i learned, there's a new drone store that opened on santa clara. this is a shop dedicated to everything drone. it's a good place to visit to get expert advice and get your hands on drones to learn what you're looking for. if you have a kid you're getting a drone for for christmas and you want something simple and beginner, i recommend these skyrockets. there -- they are these little

tiny hand drones. these are $30. they have this stunt drone that is bigger and great for flying around in the park or your backyard. if you want one with a video camera attend see can record video, -- built in so you can record video, those are going for $90. look on my text page -- tech page i have listed good drones you can get for for under $100. i also listed all the guidelines set out by the fda. we're keeping and i out on the radar. look at this, tonight storm moving across the bay area. where it is going now and where it is headed. that tour bus which crashed in the middle of a busy street in san francisco, how the investigation is progressing and what answers a bus driver is searching for but is having

trouble getting. the news continues in 70 seconds on and -- trent rt news -- kron4 news at 6.

now at 6, the first in a series of storms hitting the bay area right now. a live look at storm tracker 4. it shows a been of showers hovering right over -- bands of showers hovering right order the north bay -- right over the north bay. >> we have been talking about the coming rain, now the first in the series of storms has just arrived. we are covering the storm from multiple angles. jeb bush is in the north bay where the rain started falling a couple of hours ago. we start with brian -- brian

van aken was tracking the storm . what can we expect for the rest of the night? >> the rain will pick up for san francisco, the bill is still also into open -- the peninsula, also into oakland. the rain is coming down at a fairly steady place -- pace into san francisco and a lot of the peninsula. here's live storm tracker for. the green is light rain, yellow moderate, where you see the orange that is heavy rain. that is what we have for most of the westside of san francisco extending up into the north bay. as we get closer to 19th avenue, sunset boulevard, we're watching the rain intensified. this is all moving east down at about 30 miles per hour. this will pick up into downtown, san francisco, the financial district and into marin county. right around the golden gate bridge and sausalito, heavy rain right on 101. this extends to san rafael.

this is moving toward richmond and berkeley. the storm front is coming through right now. there's the south bay. that is going to be between 7 and 8 when the rain starts for you. still some bands of moderate to heavy rain around 10 pm. the heaviest of rain should end around midnight. we still have showers for tomorrow. i will have the rest of the forecast coming up. rain started falling in the late -- south bay late this afternoon making for a rough commute home. >> reporter: we are here in downtown sausalito. it is a beautiful night with the rain. look behind me, it looks like a movie set almost with the nice layer of water on the ground. let's take the video, you can see the drivers trying to take precautions with their headlights on and having their windshield wipers on. i talked to a shopkeeper and he

says the rain does keep the people away but he does acknowledge that it is a good idea to have some rain because of the drought conditions we have been experiencing here in the bay area. i talked to one guy who is going into a restaurant and he says he is happy to see the rain. >> i think it is great to have the rain for california in general. hopefully, it will be long spread and spread out and set of a lot and that none. i am in construction so i like no rain for profit, but i know california needs the rain. >> reporter: the rain has been coming down here in sausalito pretty consistently for about the last hour or so. no rain -- wind to report right now but it is still early. x -- of course you have to be careful if you are out on the roads. grant lotus is here now.

he has been tracking the conditions. how is it looking? >> we just saw jeff and sausalito he crossed the growing gate in san francisco. -- golden gate in san francisco. traffic is not too bad. taking you to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see a little bit of a backup. it is slow going heading into san francisco. the san mateo bridge, heavy certainly headed to the peninsula. you see the traffic on the right side of the screen. how about the san rafael bridge, you see the raindrops on our camera. it is very backed up if you're on that bridge trying to get to marin from the east bay. that direction -- going in that direction is entirely red. you see the bay bridge headed into san francisco is all red as well. if you are on 880 right here, there is a backup that is intense. although, there is a fair amount of green which could be

rose -- gross -- worse considering the rush hour and the holidays evening. >> you can take -- stand touch with traffic on our website -- stand touch with traffic on our website. video from our helicopter partnership from abc 7 shows a paint spilled that shut down all westbound lanes on interstate 80 at fremont street. it happened just before 4 o'clock in the morning. the effects were held -- felt all morning long. all lanes were back open just before 7. just hours later, a 12 car pileup on the northbound 880 connector in the westbound lanes of the bay bridge. a box truck tipped and crushed a red pickup truck. amazingly, the driver of the truck managed to escape with minor injuries. traffic on the connector was shut down for 2 hours.

there is breaking news out of south san francisco. that is where one person has been killed after a pickup truck slammed into a freight train. we are live now with new video and late details. >> reporter: the medical examiner has just arrived on scene. that truck is still out here right now. investigators are out here taking pictures and checking out the scene. take a look at this video shot about 25 minutes ago. you can see that pickup truck is wedged in between a tree and the train. we are told that the driver of the truck was heading up northbound 101 and was coming off at the east grand avenue exit. police on the scene tell me the driver was going upwards of 100 miles an hour on that offramp. it is a very sharp curve and that is when the driver lost control, plowing through the fence and hitting a

tree. take a listen to win -- what one police officer describes how that tree was when the truck struck it. >> the tree that it hit was 18 inch diameters at the base and it knocked it off at the base. >> reporter: pretty big tree and a very fast moving truck. we do know the truck exploded into flames. once it hit the tree. it was a pretty nasty scene. the cargo train was only dinged up just a little bit. the tree took the bulk of the impact. no one on the cargo train at the time. traffic out here has not been bad. luckily the investigation does continue. i asked police in drugs and alcohol were a factor, they said they will be investigating that. it has been more than a

month since that tour bus careened out of control for several blocks and crashed into scaffolding in front of taurus and shoppers in you and -- union square. now, the lawyer for the driver of the bus says his ability to investigate what caused the accident has been stymied. >> reporter: we have been extremely frustrated. this attorney represents the man who was behind the wheel of the runaway bus. they claim the double-decker experienced a multi-system failure making it impossible to stop as it accelerated down post street until the driver was able to ram it into scaffolding to keep it from continuing down the hill. the tour bus is still in the hands of the san francisco police department. the drivers lawyer thought his experts would be able to get access to it this week, but that didn't happen. >> now, we are told we are going to be delayed until mid- january before the bus is

released. >> reporter: cartwright says he knows the team is very thorough but he thinks his experts can help. >> we will bring in the best experts from across the country to look at this bus. >> reporter: when his people are able to examine the bus, he is hoping they can determine who performed the moderation from a regular coach to a double-decker. he has questions for them.>> it was 55 seats, did they beef up the braking system. >> reporter: they're interested in also getting the buses black bra -- box. >> i would think you make it to forces and throttle and breaking points. >> reporter: 20 people were injured and many critically including the driver who suffered many fractures. >> his most severe injury is to his lower left leg. they had to cut his like open in order to get him out of the bus to relieve pressure on the like to extricate him. he had multiple surgeries to

close that wound. he also fractured the leg. >> reporter: he says his client is in pain and will not be able to walk in -- on that leg for 3 months. >> it is very debilitating and is a major injury. it will be a long road before he can walk again and get back to his normal life. >> reporter: but he says the driver is grateful that all of those that were injured survived. happening today, protesters are calling for the firing of san francisco's police chief and charges for the officers who shot mario woods. was with the young man who was fatally shot by a number of officers in the bayview district earlier this month. grant is back with a message from the demonstrators today. >> reporter: several dozens of them, you see some of them right here. they were in front of the criminal courthouse in san francisco. the district attorney said he is investigating the shooting, the chief says his officers fired after woods, who was a

stabbing suspect, would not drop a kitchen knife he was holding and appeared to be raising the hand that was holding the weapon. again, that is according to the chief. san francisco supervisors disagree with that contention as the family demands change. >> we hope to change how the sfpd operate making sure this doesn't happen again to no one. >> the family is devastated. the brothers are having a hard time and the mother is not sleeping.>> the video shows his arm came up after the sounds of the results -- shots. there was no mario woods seeking to harm police officers . it was mario woods wasn't cooperating with police officers the way they wanted him to cooperate, but then they also have a situation where there is video of it that diffuse the justifications of

the shootings.>> with his mother filed a lawsuit. protesters want criminal charges to be filed against all of the officers were involved in that shooting of the 26 real. tonight we have new video showing the survivors of yesterday suiting on interstate 80 freeway incident. the owner of a restaurant nearby -- shooting on the interstate 80 freeway incident. the owner of a restaurant nearby tells us the incidents on the shooting. >> driving here on interstate 80 freeway, a vehicle takes on gunfire, the 2 occupants, one of them injured managed to escape from the vehicle and ran into this restaurant as seen in the surveillance video. >> he got shot on his left arm. >> reporter: the owner of the restaurant took immediate action. >> i called 911 and help -- for

help. >> reporter: it happened thursday around 3:45 pm. this is video from our helicopter partnership. back in november there were at least 3 car to car shootings along the stretch of i 80. the violence is not showing any sign of letting up, preventing the shootings before they occur is a challenge. >> is scary. situations unfold quickly. there's not much you can do to prevent it.>> reporter: while the motives for the car to car shootings remain under investigation, they have determined that each vehicle was targeted. >> the public is not in any danger. these targets were specific and not random. >> reporter: targeted or not, shooting a gun on a crowded freeway causes a danger to vehicles on the road. law enforcement agencies up and down the stretch are working with chp to try to stop the next shooting before it happens.

coming up: new details on the couple accused of killing 2 young children in central california. hear from the older sister of the victims. a christmas controversy at one s. bay school. why some parents yanked their children out of class today. it is a tradition dating back decades. we are live on the peninsula where one neighborhood is shining bright this holiday season.

new tonight, the monterey county couple accused of killing 2 young children could face the death penalty. tammie joy huntsman and a 17- year-old face first-degree murder charges for the death of a 3-year-old and a six-year-old. the young brother and sister were in their custody. their bodies were found in a plastic container inside a storage unit in redding last sunday. authority say the children died from ongoing physical abuse. now, the older sister of the 2 young victims is speaking out about their deaths.>> a completely tore me apart. you see these children, they are so innocent and so young

and you think why would anybody want to hurt them. >> the suspects face charges of torture and causing great bodily harm in connection with a 9-year-old girl who was found battered and malnourished in the town of quincy. police say in the last 6 months they had gotten to anonymous calls about child abuse. officer say tell protective services could not find enough evidence at the time to pull the children from the home. the east bay woman charged with a hate crime for attacking a muslim man while he was praying has been suspended from her job. today, the state department of corrections announced that the suspect has been placed on leave pending an internal investigation. she was charged with misdemeanor valerie -- battery because of the competition you see here. in this video she is seen and really the other -- yelling at the men were muslim while they

prayed. then, she is seen hitting the man who was filming her with her umbrella and storing coffee at him. she is -- throwing coffee at him. she is said to be arraigned. brine is tracking the storm. what does the radar look like? >> this area of moderate to heavy rain is now pushing down into south san francisco. this whole line is moving toward the east and south right now. the band of heaviest rain wear daily cities and san francisco's . this extends down and is headed toward hampton bay shortly. the really heavy rain is on 19 avenue and also sunset will of art. this is working its way north and east. it will pick up as we get

closer to venice avenue and the financial district. watch the moderate rain extend up into the east bay. this is the moderate rain into emeryville, berkeley, going up into the berkeley hills. vallejo getting steady rain. this works its way all the way up into the napa valley. this is going to work its way toward san jose and to the east bay valleys and about the next hour or 2. live at the bay bridge, it is a wet seen. i don't know if you can see it but i was looking closely and there are a lot of windshield wipers going. at midnight, the steady rain should begin to taper off. we will then have off and on showers pretty much from mid-to late morning. the snow will intensify for the sierra late tonight. just before midnight it will continue fairly heavy for the morning. we will get a break sunday. when it is all done you could

see a foot or more over the higher elevations. a winter storm warning is in effect until mark -- until tomorrow afternoon. here's the storm for tonight with another one right behind it. that one is due in for sunday which will make for more wet conditions as we go into sunday evening. i will talk about that as well as the forecast for christmas coming up. aissen carlos neighborhood is getting into the holiday spirit not letting the rain dampen the spirit. you will find a colorful display of lights which is a tradition that has been going on for a decade. we are live tonight with more. >> reporter: you are looking at just one of the houses that is here on eucalyptus avenue in san carlos. as i pan the camera over, you can see another house with a jeep and some reindeer that acts as santa sleigh. there are more houses and more houses with lots of lights on them. this is a tradition that has

been going on. this is a 2 block stretch on eucalyptus avenue that has been going on for decades. they have been doing this for about 44 years. let's hear from the homeowners. >> this started back -- our neighbor down the street started it when they invented the white lights for christmas. he was the first one -- remember, they all had colored lights. he started the first white lights and then we all went next year and said that was pretty neat so we all just did it to and it has blossomed. >> you can see -- this is the treat that is in their front yard. this is about a 40 foot christmas tree they decorated. they said they have about 1600 ornaments on the tree. that is a lot. they had to bring in a cherry picker to get these decorations on the tree. it is a lot of work, but they love doing it. as i bring the camera out, you

can see there are a lot of people on eucalyptus avenue taking in these decorations, these lights. there is a lot. the weather hasn't stopped anyone. we have no rain just yet. it hasn't stopped people from coming by. there are hundreds of people on this to block stretch of eucalyptus avenue. a lot of people are enjoying this. >> it is beautiful their. it is one of the biggest parades of the year and you can catch it right here on kron4. it is the 127th annual rose parade. the parade include flour covered clothes, marching -- flowered covered floats, marching bands. the parade features marching band and color guards. up next, imagine finding

30 $200,000 in cold hard cash. would you give it back? -- $32,000 in cold hard cash, would you give it back? that is what happened in applebee's.

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or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin'? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough energy to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do. to keep us all doin' what we do. new tonight at 6, this is an interesting question especially during the holiday

season: what would you do if you suddenly found $32,000 in cash? grant is here. this money was found at an applebee's restaurant. >> i would split it with me you and gary. dan doesn't need that kind of money. [ laughter ] look at all this, cold hard cash. this was found at an applebee's in fresno. a server who could probably use the money finds it. if he kept it we probably wouldn't even know about it. you probably wouldn't hear about it, but he turned it in and the family that lost it, erika and bertha gonzalez figured they would never get it back. the mother and daughter were shocked to hear that someone turned it in. they say the cash is from their savings from family businesses and rental properties at a bay area restaurant. they had just gone to the bank

to take it out. they tried to put it in a safe deposit box but couldn't for some reason and then they went to applebee's. >> i think she took it out when she took out her wallet to pay and she didn't put it back in her back. >> they described the back it was in and the denominations and we determined it was their money. it was legally obtained and they were just an average working family that had made a mistake. >> that detective there says he told the mother and daughter their next.better be the bank or somewhere safe when they can store that money and not lose it . gonzales says the family plans to think the server and police for reuniting them with vacation money and family savings. the server did not want to be interviewed. he is a humble hero in this case. next at 630, she is under age 25 and has a tech -- the text world buzzing -- tech

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the rain has been coming down this does consistently since about 5 o'clock in the afternoon. the streets are covered with water. umbrellas are a requirement for people walking around unless you want to get completely soaked. the rain has been coming down fairly consistently. there is no wind to report . here in south san francisco, a driver losing control of a truck as they were coming off of the offramp here at east grand after driving erratically on northbound 101. that was according to witnesses and police. you can see what is left of that truck after slamming into a tree. he slammed into the treat at close to 100 miles an hour which also hit a cargo train. the driver has died. the medical examiner is unseen trying to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. i did ask police is drug and alcohol were a factor, they said they will be looking into that. a holiday tradition

disrupted by controversy in san jose. it began when the school district canceled the end you'll -- annual field trip were kindergartners walked to a nearby coffee shop to visit santa claus. the decision came after a jewish parent complained that the holiday curriculum should be more inclusive, more diverse. about 30 families boycotted classes on friday and went to see santa anyways. the district had no comments leaving parents hoping for a better outcome next year. in san jose kron4 news. here at sfo on friday which is set to be the biggest dose busiest travel day of the season. 160,000 people are expected to come in and out of this airport all day long. i spoke to some people who were standing in line and they has said they had no idea and they would've made other travel arrangements had they known

that this was the busiest day. other people truck the shoulders and said they couldn't care less. they were just happy that the holiday season is upon us. the rain has already come down pretty heavy in certain spots. brian van aken is here to tell us where. >> san francisco is getting heavy rain. this is also into oakland. the storm tracker 4 is showing that. we will show a look -- take a look to see where the heaviest rain is falling. notice in the south bay we are still dry. also into the east bay valleys, still no rain. that will change in about an hour. look for the wet weather to pick up for san jose around 730. for right now, it is coming down in the peninsula. this is the heaviest rain which is beginning to move out of san francisco into oakland and into the east bay. for tomorrow, we will still have showers left around for

the morning. though should and just before noon. -- end just before noon. tomorrow will be a mouth day just below 60 -- mild date just before -- day just below 60. look for light wanes -- range to development to afternoon on sunday. monday, storm number 3 with out early on. showers into tuesday. we will get a break on wednesday but possibly a stronger and colder storm due in for christmas eve on thursday. what were you doing when you were 24 years old? there is an amazing bay area woman who has already accomplished more in her young life than most people accomplish in a lifetime. at the center of her amazing resume is her desire to serve others. she is the focus of tonight profile on those 25 and under. >> reporter: that is ernestine

yu on the calmer -- cover of forbes magazine. she is now 24 years old, a doctoral student at stanford. >> i can't imagine any other school. >> we knew her when she was 19. she is all grown up now. [ laughter ]>> even her venture capital boxes -- bosses are blown away. she finds and helps startup get underway. >> she is a curious and good person. this is more about what could i do to make an impact in the world that was positive then about what can i do to get out of it myself. ernestine has always been about other people. >> she grew up in southern california but her college academics gave her a place in stanford. >> i always had an interest in

public service. >> back then she created a music and arts program and formed a nonprofit. >> we visited senior care centers, and burn treatment centers. there's a patient and me right there.>> she still runs those today with chapters around the country. she volunteers with a. spec we have done this initiative to teach high school students to [ indiscernible ]. >> she credits a high school teacher forex -- inspiring her young years.>> i had a great mentor in high school who told me before i even started any job that my public service resume should be as long as my career resume. >> and, she wrote a book with a stanford professor about public service. >> i feel like a more complete person doing public service. >> ernestine will probably be the first asian-american president of the united states. she doesn't know that yet[

laughter ]but we have great plans for her. >> great plans for someone who is already contributing great things. >> her book is about to be translated into chinese. her visual arts project is expanding internationally and she encourages other young people to volunteer even one or 2 hours a week. she says they will find it exciting and rewarding. for fun she does roller soccer and she is learning to drive fast cars as part of her phd studies program on economist cars. she is amazing. still ahead: sean penn headed to the white house. we will explain why in the hollywood today live daily wrap.

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good evening,, the warriors at about 740, they will tipoff against the milwaukee bucks. they're going to after the bucs and kill them tonight. this is a revenge game. the box or 10 - 17 and the warriors are 25 - one. yes they got up -- beat a week ago. they will come out and destroy milwaukee. in my opinion, this is a media and a fan think. yes, they want to do well, but

i will say it again warriors are 25 - one and milwaukee is 10 - 17, it will be a riot. >> when you are have -- have home-court advantage, it will be great. >> the shark either in the 3rd period against the ottawa said it's -- setters had at one. 49ers, see you next year. the raiders are still breathing. they have the green bay packers sunday in oakland.>> it makes it harder. he has great mobility. he has a great quick release. he can throw the ball a mile. he is smart. i think he is one of the best and a really good player. it will be a tough challenge.>> we have to home games on sunday. the raiders and the 49ers. raiders 105 and the 49ers had

125. a lot of the times interns coming in to say that is a nice little break before you start driving a cab, but brian could work in the business and you have already learned the one thing -- wrong thing, you never make me look shorter. >> we were joking about his height. >> it is certainly not an ego thing with me. what you want to do? >> on air, play-by-play. that is the goal.>> your parents are watching? >> yes, if you are watching, i love you guys. thank you for everything you do making this all possible. >> good son. very studious. >> they have made yet home, but i made you hear. >> you had a really -- you've got a really nice on there, whatever you did you raise them right. because he so nice -- and often do this -- in the days of president kennedy, in the glory days when clinton was on top, you bring in a leader to wish

-- can we bring in brian van aken to wish good luck to one of our interns. i don't normally bring him on. just come out and wish him the best and do whatever you do. >> i heard kennedy and then i heard me -- >> and then clinton to. the point being there dose is there something you can say to him as he steps out into the world? >> i wish you the best of luck and remember to carry your umbrella. [ laughter ] >> because when it rains you can get rained on without an umbrella. >> absolutely and especially tonight. >> john f kennedy. a look too young man. >> fantastic. the 2 great bryant. >> brian, thanks for making that unusual turn -- thank you. >> did you say it was my last night? >> the other brian[ laughter ]

>> your last night will be when you ask for 5 more dollars in our at kron4 .>> anyway thank you. >> just do your thing. >> are the warriors the best team you have ever seen? >> that is such a stretch. i'm is as excited as the next guy. i could say this without blushing, the best shooting team , the best long-distance shooting team i have ever seen, but i will go back to grant philadelphia 76ers, chamberlain , jackson, walker, jones, you have boston with a frontline up , you have magic worthy and abdul-jabbar. i'm not ready to say greatest of all time, let's see them stringing together. >> mitchell said after reading the chronicle article do you think the [ indiscernible ] with all the 49ers? >> we had the great author on and it was a little bit of tongue-in-cheek. his premise was that the mother and the father on the team,

mister and mrs. your, don't want to see their son getting beat up so they sell the team. when something is worth 2 1/2 billion dollars and could be worth $40 billion in another year, you let your sunday beat up. [ laughter ]i think -- i don't think they're going to sell the team anytime. even the writer for the chronicle was saying hey, wouldn't that be an option if they're sick and tired of the intense pression -- pressure. >> to realize how much of an electricity you waste by lighting up your house as you have? >> elsa, frozen, their led, low energy eco-friendly writing those lighting. >> it's a very simple story, the first i thought was it was too much. as i use often, i didn't marry an old guy not to have my house look for me. >> they are eco-friendly. the giant is spending $220 million

or 2 pictures mean tickets, parking and beer goes up. i am through. >> good, watch on tv and listening to the radio -- listen to the radio. you are paying for johnny cueto is game. if you can't selfishly be happy for them that is on you. >> as an older father about you spoil your kids at christmas? >> i think we're in the middle. we walk a fine line we want them to be grateful but you can sprinkle a little happiness their way. >> the only name -- thing -- >> it is not about the gifts. >> is about the lights. light up the whole neighborhood and spend electricity. your house is only as good as the light you put on them. we have the best lit up house on the block. when i walk down the street and i waved to the neighbors, you're darn right, grant you like that. you are only as good as the lights on your home at

christmas season. >> thank you for remembering the love of the holidays. >> love is love but lights are lights. >> our weekend is here and so is the rain. brian is back with a look at the wet week ahead.

brining -- brian is here with the weather tonight. >> rainy through midnight. we have showers off and on through the morning. tomorrow looks nice by the afternoon. we will see a lot of sunshine. tonight, look at the rain making its way through the bay area. san jose you should get it in about an hour. >> will have the pleated -- complete details for you at 8 o'clock. who look to see you then. -- we will look to see you then.

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