right now on kron 4 news weekend, we are waking up to dry weather in the bay area but expecting more rain in the forecast as we take this look from our embarcadero camera. good morning, thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend, i'm marty gonzalez along with our meteorologist, dave sparr. it's dry but not going to stay that way. >> know, we are going inversely. the rain started and left us, today we start dry and it will be with us. there's a picture of the bay bridge, wow.

clouds already rolling in as we speak. this is the rain shield that you can see out to see getting clipped off but it's still there, just a bit of radar error picking that up and we continue to track this as it starts to develop their time. this'll probably more of an afternoon developing phenomenon for most of the metro area of the day. there you can see it coming together to give you a general idea of where it lingers. it is fighting through some dry air initially and cold air disturbance so it's going to be a cold rain for us today, as we don't have a constellation of sunshine getting through there either. for example take a look at these temperatures, 39 in the north bay, 40 napa, 45 downtown, oakland, and off to the east bay, upper 30s territory. breaking this down for you, for example at oakland, 57, we may do this afternoon with the southwest wind at 10 to 15. clear indication that it is a prefrontal type wind. you're planning forecast with that ominous picture in the background, you can see the watercolors out here, by noon, rain, cool condition, 50 degree range. by 4:00 p.m., rain, heavy at

times through the afternoon is what we expect. will plot this in terms of timing and let you know that this is not the end, there's more up next week, i've got that in the seven-day forecast. let's get to the news, top story. police are investigating a suspicious death at uc berkeley and this morning we expect to learn the identity of the victim. the incident happened saturday morning at a chat house on channing way. alisha reid reports the threat was getting ready to celebrate the end of the semester. >> reporter: the police department is investigating the death as suspicious. friday was the last days schools were held at the university and many fraternities were having their last hurrah before the holiday. >> reporter: students nearby noticed a party at the phi kappa phi fraternity. >> the fire alarms went off. >> reporter: around 7:30

saturday morning, the police and fire departments rushed to channing way 280 young man in his 20s. they did everything to resuscitate him but he was pronounced dead at the scene. as students piled in their car looking forward to celebrating holidays with the families, they tell me this isn't the first death they have heard of at the cal berkeley fraternity. >> there was something at the beginning of last fall, that was not a cal student, that was someone else. i hope it wasn't foul play. they're saying it's suspicious. >> reporter: police on releasing any information about that young man at this time, it's unclear if he's a member of the nationwide fraternity or a student of cal berkeley. reporting in berkeley, alecia reid, kron 4 news. investigators found debris from an airplane in bakersfield in an orchard, the debris was found a few hours after a plane out of the south bay sent a

made a call and dropped off radar. the plane was reported missing about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. it was flying from read hillview airport east of san jose heading toward las vegas. search and rescue crews searched the debris roughly 3 hours later, however officials say the debris uncovered is not confirmed to be that of the missing plane. there is still a lot of investigation and no word on any survivors. and we are getting closer to christmas. today of course the last weekend of shopping before the holidays. stores across the country are increasing their hours over this last weekend to make it easier for last-minute shoppers. this morning, kron4's averi harper is among them live from baker's center in san leandro where some stores are opening early and closing late. are you going to join them? >> definitely. here at the center, so many stores are extending hours to accommodate last-minute shoppers just like me. i'm standing in front of kohl's

which will be open 24 hours a day until christmas. that's not the only location extending hours, target is opening up at 7:00 and macy's is staying open late until midnight. we also have some safety tips for you, if you plan on being out here among those last- minute shoppers, and this is from the san francisco police, don't leave anything visible in your car. move it to a different location each time you load packages in the trunk, keep them locked up while you're shopping. and when possible, shop with a companion. that's all good advice especially if you plan on being out here. so many people will be here shopping last-minute for those holidays. i will be talking to people take advantage of extended hours. i can see some shoppers already trickling into the cold, when i talk to them i will be sure to bring that back to you. >> thanks a lot. that's averi harper reporting live from san leandro. new this morning, and air france flight heading to paris made an emergency landing in

kenya today after a fake bomb was found on board. the boeing 777 departed from the indian ocean island nation of voracious late saturday night with about 473 people on board. he requested permission to land in my boss after a passenger discovered a device in the bathroom. the plane landed safely, all passengers were evacuated. lawmakers retrieve the device and this morning to get out it was a fake bomb that did not contain any explosives. in east bay, a man is dead after his car opened up in the -- ended up in the oakland estuary. rescue divers pulled the man from the submerged car after 7:00 yesterday morning. witnesses say the car sped to an alameda super part -- supermarket parking lot before crashing into a metal barrier and into the water. the supermarket clerk made an unsuccessful attempt at a rescue. >> i ran out there and saw the scene as it was. somebody was saying there were bubbles coming out from the water. i jumped in and trying to swim down and get to the car.

they said they saw the car going, like, 80. it basically drove down there and went straight through the parking lot. >> the man pulled from the water died on his way to the hospital. there are no skid marks at the scene to show that the car or driver had even made an attempt to stop. the car was pulled from the water, alameda county police are searching the car this morning. we need common sense. >> calmed down a little bit, marty. >> yeah, let's tell the truth, marty. >> the democratic presidential candidates square off. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we have the highlights from saturday night's debate. also a shooting at a southern california hospital. what we are learning about the man accused of attacking two police officers. coming up after the break, be careful before you hand on your holiday chocolate. why the candy that you bought may not be the candy that you think it is.

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charge. a new batch of showers coming for you on your standard eight -- sunday, we'll be tracking it here on kron 4 news at noon. let's take you outside for life look at the bay bridge. dry pavement, and we have hardly any traffic this early sunday morning. for the weekend, it's the holiday hoedown in san francisco. check out cooking demonstrations by local chef and food tastings as well. it's all happening at the yard from 10:00 to 2:00 today and is free to attend.

and we're back on kron 4 news weekend. let's take you to the sierra this morning where we are looking at the kirkwood ski resort. they had 4 inches of snow and are expecting more snow on top of a 3.5 foot base. thus far, not a whole lot of problems there with snow. >> right now it's all quiet, it will not be by late this

afternoon. >> things will change considerably. >> that's right. and guess what? more early next week. if you're heading for christmas, we actually are getting a break in all this, after christmas. how about in the bay area? another batch of rain coming our way this afternoon and taking us to the evening hours. and there's more into next week. here's what shows up on storm tracker 4, this shield of rain is the latest thing that we are watching. it's going through some dry air initially because we had kind of the best situation to get those cool temperatures this morning. clear skies, dry air, everything was able to fall but temperatures fell close to the dewpoint values. not a whole lot of insulation of relatively dry air any longer because temperatures have fallen so much. there is the rain map, just making its way to the north, not necessarily a guarantee, but it gives her a nice start of what's going on. this again playing out this morning and into this evening. quick check on a temperatures,

upper 30s. near the north bay map, around 40s, vallejo, 37, fairfield 42, downtown san francisco, 40 matched by oakland, san jose, a chilly 32. by 9:00 a.m., it goes up the north bay, gets to the peninsula by noon. most urban areas will be spared of the ring at that point. then we go into the later afternoon through 4:00, you see some of these yellows, embedded heavier rain showers through the afternoon. by 5:00 we are talking sunset at that point. so, we'll have rain going into your early evening hours. then it should subside a little bit for the morning commute, a couple of showers to make known of but not the massive brain we have experienced in some of these. there will be a break until this next wave gets here, for your commute home, which will be messier for your commute to work tomorrow. this will linger, and there's more successive waves upstream. let's to check the wind, going out to 12:00, there you can see

the wind clocking up to the teens, we've got that cold wind range situation, kind of sloppy with temperatures well into the 50s. it'll be a chilly day for everybody, damp and cold, winds getting up to 20 miles an hour, hourly estimations, gusts will be higher, of course. along the east bay temperatures, trekking in the upper 50s for the most part but that cold rain, that wind, feels awfully chilly. back to the news this morning, an elderly woman is dead after being hit by two cars in san jose. the 76-year-old was hit by one car, the driver got out of his car to wave off other drivers. but moments later a second car hit the woman and drove off. police are searching for the driver of that second car, kron4's philippe djegal reports the woman was reported missing prior to the crash. >> reporter: a kind woman with

a heart of gold, her passing, difficult for her housemates to bear. >> she's really nice lady. i was so surprised. >> reporter: this man prefer not to share his identity, but says for almost 2 years, he has rented a room in this home on lillyput lane where he says lee lived with her daughter. she was reported missing friday afternoon, this is the last place she was seen. lee was later named by police as the person killed in a deadly hit and run crash about 5 miles away from home. she was first hit by a red 1997 honda accord, the driver stopped to help. but while doing so, investigators say the person behind the wheel of a silver four-door saturn hit lee a second time and continue driving south on center. that driver still at large. she passed away on the road. >> every time when i come back from work and then when i would open the door, you know, i was there, she would open the door for me. you know, just really, really

nice. >> reporter: this is the city's 51st deadly traffic collision of the year. she is the 54th victim. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. big news we're falling out of southern california this morning, a man was shot and killed by police after a struggle inside an emergency room in torrance. the man was shot yesterday afternoon at the harbor ucla medical center. the man attacked two officers who were sent there to take him into custody and he was reaching for their gun. the man was originally brought to the hospital earlier in the day after reports that he was throwing bottles and fighting neighbors. at the hospital, police say the man viciously attacked officers as he got off a gurney to be handcuffed. and national news this morning, the man who loaned gun used by the boston marathon bombers back in 2013 is set to be sentenced on drug and gun charges, he let dzhokhar tsarnaev borrow a handgun two months before the bombings.

he said tsarvaev ptolemy wanted to rob students and kept coming up with excuses as to why he didn't return the gun. prosecutors say the gun was used by tsarvaev and his brother to kill mit police officer, sean collier, days after the bombing. it left 250 -- he will be sentenced in u.s. district court on tuesday. there is a city that think that is the san francisco of the southern hemisphere. coming up on this morning's edition of dine and dish, we'll see if sydney, australia compared to the bay area. first, let's take this live look outside from our embarcadero camera. beautiful pass this morning to start the day. for the weekend, it's the

holiday speed fair in berkeley. enjoy live music, fine food and unique handcrafted goods, happening on telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft way from 11:00 to 6:00 tonight and it's free.

it's very easy to think of the bay area as the center of the food universe, granted we have great places to eat and drink. in this week's dine and dish, kron4's four decided to flip the script and go down under. >> reporter: san francisco's sister sydney is sydney, australia. like many siblings, there are similarities and sibling rivalries. mainly food and wide. sure, the aussies like to throw a shrimp on the barbie, they also gave us outback steakhouse, and then, there's vegemite, but it's bursting at the seams with places like -- nomad, and here at the famous

bonsai peach, we're diving into a healthy breakfast. >> it's spinach that have been massaged in coconut oil. >> reporter: that is a bucket of vegemite for your daily vitamin spread. when it comes to wine, sydney has its own one country. stu from broken wood makes a killer bread called grading yard vineyard. and here you can sip and pick. >> they're all in season at the moment. >> reporter: it's growing season so we are getting our own strawberries for unauthentic aussie dessert. and washing it all done with an award-winning -- outpost to that. and the locals hang out pretty much wherever they like, even golf courses. they are known to be courses on the menu as well as kangaroo burgers. vicki liviakis, kron 4 news.

>> i'm with you on the kangaroo burgers. take a look outside, golden gate bridge, beautiful shot, not a whole lot of traffic. we have the forecast coming up in just a bit. for the holidays, it's the weekend fanfare concert in san francisco where you can enjoy live, holiday themed musical happening at the sf jazz center tonight from 4:30 to 6:00 and it's free. we'll be right back.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend, coming up on 7:30. here are the big stories we're following. a young man was found dead at uc berkeley at a fraternity house. police were called to the phi kappa psi fraternity house saturday morning where they found a man in his early 20s who was unresponsive. he was pronounced dead at the scene. students safer tourneys on campus were having the final party before heading home for the holidays. it's unclear if he is a student from cal berkeley or a member of the nationwide fraternity. police are investigating his death. a man is dead after driving his car into the oakland

estuary. rescue divers pulled amount of the submerged car after 7:00 yesterday morning. witnesses say the car sped to an alameda supermarket parking lot before crashing through metal barrier and into the water. there were no skid marks at the scene to show that the car had made an attempt to stop. he died on his way to the hospital. investigators found debris from an airplane in a bakersfield torture, that debris was found hours after plane from the south bay send to a mayday call and dropped off the radar. the plane was flying from reed hillview airport east of san jose heading for las vegas. search and rescue crews discovered the debris roughly 3 hours later. the debris recovered has not been confirmed. and there is no word on any survivors in the case. the other big story we're following of course is the weather, as we expect big changes this morning. let's take a live look outside from the embarcadero. it's a dry start to the day

compared to yesterday, certainly. but, expect more rain in the forecast coming up in a few hours. meteorologist dave spahr is here to tell us when that rain will arrive. >> the sun is going to put its performance out there, we're going to see this and then go back to bed. >> your work is done here. >> that's right. here's a live look from storm tracker 4 radar, they are watching some redeveloping, a shield of it out into the pacific, getting time to develop, looks like it's developing in the north bay as we speak for now. this will again spread out and cover much more territory, got all of the urbanized areas as we approach the p.m. hours. here we can see the rain starting to build coming in from the northwest, typical, true to fashion. 39 n. bay, florida napa, clear skies overnight, then allowed temperatures to fall fairly rapidly with dry air. now we do have a dry air mass to deal with, but temperatures are falling quite a bit already. so there is not as much resistance as there might normally be. 49 in san francisco downtown. here's how it phases, we get up

to 56 or so by 2:00 p.m., that's what the model is telling us. seems like quite a stretch. strong southerly winds 15 to 20, it will probably feel like that in the mid-50s, it'll be quite chilly and when you add range of that, too. the breakdown for you today, by noon, rain and cold. temperatures pretty much in the 50s uniformly. by 4:00 p.m., spots of heavier rain showers embedded in all of this from the noon hour until about 4:00, going into tonight, that will continue. will thomas out and let you know that rain. now for the latest on decision 2016, from questions about recent data breach to the hot topic of national security, candidates for the democratic presidential nomination faced off in their third debate saturday night. cnn's melissa raney reports the debate began with an apology. >> reporter: former secretary

of state, hillary clinton, former maryland governor, martin o'malley, and senator. bernie sanders, going head-to- head saturday night. first up, standards-based questions about his campaign's unauthorized access to clinton's confidential voter files. >> our staff did the wrong thing. they looked at that information. as soon as we learned that they looked at that information, we fired that person. >> reporter: when asked, he did offer this apology. >> the secretary clinton deserve an apology tonight? >> yes, i apologize. >> reporter: one of the evening's hottest topics, gun control. >> it is crazy to allow people to own guns were criminals or mentally unstable. eliminate the gun show loophole. >> reporter: o'malley causing a dustup, calling into question sanders and clinton's record on gun control legislation. >> the political approach of washington that both of my to college on this stage have represented for the last 40 years. we need common sense. >> come down a little bit, martin. >> yeah, let's tell the truth, martin. >> reporter: the debate comes as the focus of the 2015 race increasingly shift towards national security and

terrorism. >> we need to be united against the threats that we face. we need to have everybody in our country focused on watching what happened in reporting it if it's suspicious. reporting what you hear. making sure that muslim americans don't feel left out or marginalized at the very moment when we need their help. >> reporter: sanders standing firm on their view that the u.s. should not send troops overseas to fight isis. >> instead of spending $200 billion on the world cup, maybe they should pay attention to isis which is at their doorstep. >> reporter: clinton saying america needs to step up on the war on assad and isis. >> if the united states does not lead, there is not another leader, there is a vacuum. we have to lead. >> reporter: all three candidates in agreement on one topic, donald trump.

>> we must never surrender to terrorists, must never surrender our american values to racists, and never surrender them to the fascist pleas of billionaires with big mouths. >> reporter: there's one more democratic debate schedule before both are cast in iowa, scheduled for january 17 in iowa. i melissa raney reporting. to -- despite some of the heated moments that you saw, it was one of the lighter moments that got the most attention on social media. check it out. >> thank you, good night, and may the force be with you. >> postclosing moments from hillary clinton were the most tweeted moment from last night's debate. hundreds of people living in san francisco are common for mayor ed lee to help them out, help those in risk of foreclosure. on saturdays residents marched to the mayor's house, they asked him to make a down payment against displacement. there are common for $20 million in emergency funding to help bayview homeowners at risk of foreclosure. and along with mission tenants

at risk of eviction. >> the city plans to the people, and not the mayor. and so i hope that mayor as the here's that, you know, it's our city. and we're going to take it back. it's ours. we built it. >> the alliance of california for community empowerment also took part in saturday's rally. coming up, it was an epic fail for a hollywood movie theater. we show you what happened during the showing of a new "star wars" films that had fans in an uproar. before we get to that, let's take a live look outside, sfo this time around, the embarcadero, bay bridge in the background, some overcast here for the weekend, it's the winter solstice at mount diablo where you can enjoy a nature hike to celebrate the solstice. starts at mitchell canyon visitor center at 10:00 and runs until 2:00 this afternoon. it will cost six dollars to attend. we'll be right back.

[ screaming ] no! >> the force fail than one hollywood theater last night, a theater full of "star wars" fans threw a fit when the projector broke down right in the middle of the movie on friday night. you're taking a look at cell phone video posted to facebook share on the inside of the theater when the projector fails. the projector eventually restarted, but it began playing 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where it left off. some people in the audience as you could hear there, yelling, "no, no, no" over and over again. the theater gave fans a full refund. the new "star wars" from has not been out for an entire weekend and is already breaking records. on friday, disney announced the film made more than $120 million in the u.s. just on

thursday and friday's shown. that shatters the previous opening-day record of $91 million which was sent by the final "harry potter" movie. world wide, in may $250 million, is projecting a total of $220 million breaking the previous opening weekend box office total of 280 million set by "jurassic world" a few months ago earlier this year. coming up. >> merry christmas. >> problems now including cars and trucks, i explained in the next addition of "people behaving badly". before we get to stanley, let's take a look outside san mateo bridge. hardly any traffic at all on the bridge right now. for the weekend, it's the winter songs community sing-

along in oakland. join people of all ages singing holiday songs. it's happening at preservation park starting at 5:00 tonight and it's free. enjoy.

let's look outside golden gate bridge on the left, bay bridge on the upper right, then taking you to sierra for a look at kirkwood on the lower right. one thing in common is that there are going to be little bit of water dripping from the sky. >> in the case of kirkwood it will be frozen water. >> crystallized, frozen water. >> the only thing is if you're coming in there, some people were there perhaps yesterday, it will be messy by the evening hours, and it will be messy here, to as rain showers linger until nightfall. here's a live look for you at storm tracker 4, letting you know where everything is. we noticed some rain happening, covering the bay bridge there but there certainly more upstream. we will see this start to fill out, intensify as the morning progresses in the north bay first, before strikes the other metro areas. if we put it into motion, you

can see developing to the northwest, down to the southeast. warming up temperatures really quick, kind of chile because we had clear skies and fairly dry air 09, down into the upper 30s, in the north bay, 46 san francisco, san mateo 41, 45 oakland, far east bay, livermore 47. chilly spots to be had. looking at the map, dewpoint numbers, not much of a separation. when you have that it shows the air is not as dry as it was before, with dry air temperatures have been able to fall, but clouds coming just in the nick of time. here comes the rain, it's not going to fight too much resistance with the air, therefore what you see on radar should strike the ground fairly quickly as this plays out in the model. 12:00 new tonight, still working its way through one country before spreading out to the metro areas, notice heavy rainfall happening in the bay, where the concentration will be in the coastal peninsula. now is getting into the east bay shoreline by that point and then that will take us to

midnight or shortly there before come you can see heavier rain in the central valley overnight, the morning commute, a couple of splotches to make note of but not much happens until the afternoon. here comes wave number two. by 4:00, just about everybody, not too bad on your commute to work but the commute on home, you'll be doing more in the way of rain chances. temperatures in the east bay, starting off much cooler and won't have much time in which to crime for today. here's a look at the seven-day forecast, successive waves, we start to get around christmas, it looks like we will get a break for christmas day, and onto the following weekend. marty? >> thank you. the problem with dumping debris in oakland is increasing because of the wet weather. all of that tossed out trash continues to urban flooding and lowers property values which is causing submissiveness is to fail. kron4's stanley roberts takes a closer look in this week's

edition of "people behaving badly". >> reporter: there is a cloud over east oakland and it has to do with blight, but not your average play, this is the lincoln navigator which according to the owner, via translator, claims it blew up while they were speaking. -- sleeping. at the corner of 45th avenue with an operating please don't tell it, my insurance adjuster will pick it up and 45 hours. that was hours ago. several blocks away, los angeles boulevard, got it out for tourists. security cameras in use. on the same block as this, a warning sticker claiming, the vehicle is not an acceptable condition. turns out the car was on private property, but someone moved and onto a public street. oakland, primarily east oakland, has always had a problem with illegal dumping and tigers. and the two seem to go hand in hand. >> when the graffiti comes, after the graffiti, this is

what happens. the dumping comes right behind it. because people say in the neighborhoods are lebron, if they allow them to taboo, they can spend 15 minutes tagging, why can't we dump? that's what they do right here. >> reporter: that is the purest form of the broken window theory. but it's not just graffiti and debris, it's trailers, whole trailers left abandoned on the street. this is the interior of a truck with a transfer name on the side, both the company and owner claim he saw the truck five or six years ago. my advice to him? if he's going to sell his truck, remove the logo and phone number. so what can you do? the answer is simple. all abandoned vehicles fall under police jurisdiction. and the illegal transfer graffiti, that falls under oakland public works. if you have access to a computer, bug them until it gets cleaned up. the owner says he's close to going out of business, because people will place -- spend

money someplace else, the letter said, and a cold, if you're going to dump it, do it in the middle of the streets of the city will be forced to clean it up. in east oakland, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, email him, peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com.. university officials report that 800,000 perspective units submitted applications for the upcoming fall term. a 5% increase over this fall semester. university officials say the increase in applicants reflect the growth in demand for higher education in california. the nation's largest public university system and rose roughly 460,000 students nationwide across 23 campuses. christmas has come early for one bay area family, a

mother and her two children received $2000 from the antioch police department for a trip to disneyland. the donation was raised among police department staff to cover the money for the trip that the family lost in a burglary. the mother thought she was going to the police department to look at a photo lineup of possible suspects, instead the officers gave her a gift during a food and gift giveaway at the police department. for the weekend, let's take a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. and for the weekend, it's the roller disco party in san francisco. get back to the 70s and enjoy group the music for you to skate two. happening on golden gate park from noon to 5:00 today and it's free.

take a look at this, countdown has begun for super bowl 50. crews finished installing a gold number 50, also have levi stadium, officials are installing the first of the bay area 50s, 6 foot tall structures

depicting different aspects of super bowl history. one moment was constructed in front of city hall last night, you can see it now. nine other bay area 50 structures will be installed in different bay area locations in the coming weeks. the big game is on the way. happening today, raiders taking on aaron rodgers in the green bay packers, they hope to keep their playoff hopes alive coming off of the big win last week against the denver broncos. first time that the northern california native aaron rodgers played at the coliseum. he has only been there as a fan. after this game, you will have played at every nfl stadium. kickoff set for 1:05. meantime, the 49ers are at home as well, in an odd bit of scheduling, they take on the 10- 3 cincinnati bengals. niners hoping to bounce back after losing to the browns last week, cincinnati will be without their starting quarterback, kickoff is set for 1:25 that levi stadium and

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this is the bay areas news station. kron 4 these weekend starts now. right now on kron 4 news weekend, we have a dry start to the day in the bay area, but there is more rain in the forecast and things are going to change later. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. marty gonzalez along with the dave spahr and we are talking about the weather and when the rain is going to arrive. >> we have it on the radar popping up in the north bay. before it gets here and spreads out over the metro. you can see it up to the north bay and give it some time. it will make its way through the loft, findings -- fighting for some relatively dry error although that will not be a problem going forward. this prepares the atmosphere for what you see on the radar.

putting this into motion to see what we're talking about, you can see the cloud cover moving before sunrise. almost perfect timing and an estimation that it is sending this through the wine country. this will come with some wind, particularly by this afternoon. if you add the combination together, at the temperatures will feel a lot cooler than they saved -- we are in the upper 30s and the north bay and that 8 o'clock numbers are coming out right now. they might be hard met a nap at 40, 37 vallejo, upper 30s to the far east bay and that will be a bigger struggle because the cloud cover is coming in with the rain so it is harder for the temperatures to climb later on for today. let's break it down. oakland, getting up to 57 or so, and matching that, sending back down to lower 50s but the southwest clip at about 10 until 15. down to the south bay for the 49ers game, looking at temperatures in the 50s and this will be rain and cool, also add breezier there, 50 at sunset and remaining floppy into the evening hours.

we will thought the rain for you in terms of timing and for tomorrow along with the seven- day forecast. let's get to the top story this morning, police investigating a suspicious death at uc berkeley. the incident happened on saturday morning at a fraternity house on channing way. kron 4 alecia reid reports that the fraternity was having a get together friday to celebrate the end of a semester. >> days before christmas, the berkeley police department is investigating this death as suspicious. >> reporter: friday with the latter final four cal berkeley students and some tell me that fraternities were having the last day before going home for the holidays but students that lived nearby co-ops noticed a get together at the phi kappa phi fraternity. >> the fire alarm went off so i know that the fire trucks came out. >> reporter: around seven the fire alarm went off so i know that the fire trucks came out. >> reporter: around 7:30 am, police and fire departments rush to aid a man in his 20s. they did everything to resuscitate him but he was pronounced dead at the scene

and students pile into their cars, looking forward to celebrating the holidays with their families, they tell me that this is not the first death the day of heard at how about -- cal berkeley fraternity perspective the last time it happened was the beginning of last fall and that was not a college student, someone else but another accident like this. i hope it was not foul play. they are saying it is suspicious. >> reporter: police are not releasing information about the young man at this time. it is unclear if he is a member of the nationwide fraternity or a student from cal berkeley. reporting a berkeley, alecia reid, kron 4 news. other news, investigators have found debris from airplanes in a bakersfield orchard. that debris was found a few hours after an airplane from the south bay said they made a call and dropped off the radar. the airplane was reported missing about 4 pm yesterday afternoon and it was fine for marita hillview airport east of san jose, going towards las vegas. search and rescue crews discovered that debris roughly

3 hours later. however, officials say that the debris recovered is not confirmed just yet to be that of a missing airplane. no word this morning on any survivors. we're getting a closer look -- closer to christmas and today's the last weekend of shopping before the holiday in stores across the country are increasing hours to make it easier for last-minute shoppers. kron 4 averi harper is reporting live from the base our center where some stores opened early and so will not close at all. >> reporter: here at that base our center, i'm standing in front of kohls and that is going to be open 24 hours a day until christmas and their other stores that will be open late and they are extending hours to accommodate last-minute shoppers like me. masons is open until midnight and target opened at 7 o'clock in the morning but you need to make sure that you're keeping yourself safe while you do the shopping.

from san francisco police, tips about shopping when you are here, shopping for last-minute items. do not leave anything visible in your car. move your car to a different location each time you load packages in the trunk and make sure that you keep the package is locked up in the truck while you are shopping and when possible always shop with a companion. all good advice and i'm going to be here -- i'm going to move towards target which opened in our go to talk to shoppers about what it is like to take advantage of all of these extended hours. the parking lot is really filling up behind you and a lot of things are going out already. >> reporter: definitely a step -- steady stream of people coming up. >> averi harper reported from san leandro and we will check in throughout the morning. air france flight going to paris made an emergency landing in kenya today after a fake bomb was found on board. the boeing 777 departed from the indian ocean island nation of maurice's late on saturday night with 473 people and requested permission to land in

mombasa after passenger discovered a device in the bathroom. the plane landed safely in the passengers were safely evacuated experts retrieved the device and they figured out that it was a fake bomb and did not contain any explosives. in the east bay, a man is dead after his car ended up in the oakland estuary. rescue divers pulled a man from a submerged car after 7 o'clock on saturday morning. witnesses say that the car sped through a supermarket -- supermarket parking lot before crashed into the water. a supermarket clerk maiden on -- unsuccessful attempt at a rescue. >> i ran out there, saw the scene otherwise be they were saying there were bubbles coming up from the water. i kind of jumped in and tried to swim down and get to the car. they said that -- thought it was going 80. basically, it drove from down there and went straight to the

parking lot. >> the man pulled from the water died on his way to the hospital and there were no skid marks at the scene to show that the driver had made an attempt to stop it the car was pulled from the water and alameda police are examining that car this morning. >> commonsense. >> calm down a little bit. >> let's tell the truth. >> democratic presidential candidate square off and coming up on kron 4 news weekend, will have highlights from saturday night's debate. a shooting at a southern california hospital and we will explain what we are learning about the man accused of attacking two police officers. 10 five after the break, be careful before you head out your holiday chocolate. we will explain why the candy you bought -- you bought may not be the candy you think it has.

back on kron 4 news weekend. for your money, let's look at some stores that might affect your bottom line. thousands of dead chocolates were pulled from walmart.

due to a fear of allergies. a recall of 6700 cases of dead chocolates snowflakes may contain bits of some other candy bars. the candy maker is concerned about people with peanut, wheat, and egg allergies. small pieces of snickers, milky way and twix bars could have made their way into the candy which are sold at walmarts. mars chocolates is that anyone with allergy concerns should return this product into the store and they will get a full refund. mitsubishi motors is recalling roughly 25,000 of its cars because of airbag issues. the recall affects the 2014 and 2015 mirages. the national highway traffic safety administration says certain wires could corrode and then cause delays in my car's front airbags. the government says the mitsubishi will be notifying owners and any repairs necessary will be done free of charge. trader joe's is recalling one of its soda brands because the bottles can explode without warning the grocery store received reports of that -- unopened bottles of trader joe's

triple ginger brew are bursting and shattering so if you bought that soda, put it in an outside container and get rid of it immediately. you can get a refund from trader joe's if you bought the so it up it is not clear yet what is causing the bottles to burst but trader joe's says the soda itself is safe to drink. >> talk about soda with a cake. a look at the radar and satellite. we see a shield of rain, the beginning of everything that we're talking about starting to fill up parts of the north bay, a lot more to come and we will time it out for you coming up next. a live look outside, bay bridge approach, increasing overcast skies there. not a lot of traffic in for the weekend, the holiday hoedown in san francisco where you can check out cooking demonstration by a local shop and have food tasting as well. it is happening at the yard admission rock, 10:00 am until 2 pm today. it is free to attend.

welcome back to kron 4 news weekend and we are sneaking a peek outside at the ski resort. starting to see activity on the slopes. they are expecting some more snow today. they had 4 inches in the last 24 hours so expecting more. a good time to be going to the sierra, but the drive is going to be tricky. >> and the resolute icicle that is there. >> [ laughter ] >> i am not going anywhere. >> i'm staying right here. >> i will be here. mentioned in some activity. more mountain snow, and the interesting thing about that is the snow level will actually climb a little bit. not the best is because we want to stores much in the mountains as we can but the other thing is that as we get the rain, it will not be as cold as some of the storms. but you have got to watch of the far right height -- right- hand side of the seven-day forecast here's a look at his -- what is going on, a massive range of the north bay and this might be something that is hitting the ground.

a lot of it is covered over the north bay right now when we put this into motion. not hitting all of the metro areas. we're pretty much stopped by cloud cover so it is moistening of the atmosphere, reducing the resistance. we have some dry air that we are banking off of and then it will get the ground. going forward with the models, you can see the more intense rain is starting to build and by the noon hour, it is up to the north before it filters into the metro area. you can see the intense rain showers. 5 pm, striking most of the areas. we will be rain heavy at times but not quite what we had probably from yesterday, very early. we go to about to 12 o'clock overnight and it takes a breather, and there is a resurgence that happens tomorrow morning for the morning commute, around the north bay. you can see that. not much happens in the early afternoon, and then for the commute home, a good -- you can see rain cover just about everybody for the traveled the beginning monday evening. it will be a sloppy commute going home with all of that.

will temperatures, not really called. in the mountains, we save winter storm at tahoe area, this is in white, winter weather advisory, partially for the reason that the snowfall levels are going to be perched high up 4 until ed inches about 4000 feet and beyond that snow levels start off at 3500 feet, rising up to about 6000 feet, coming tomorrow evening. actually, looks like snow levels will climb with all of this is part of the reason why it has been lifted as an advisory. seven-day forecast and you will see what is -- we are talking about. mid-50s along the coast, bayshore about, palo alto 58. as we see the storm start to come and go, you will notice of the lows, inland valleys in the 40s and 50s event. after christmas, look at how we tumble. that will be really cold air moving in behind that.

that system. >> thank you. back to the news, an elderly woman is dead after being hit by two cars in san jose for the 76-year-old was hit by one car and the driver got out of the car to waive off other drivers but moments later, a second car hit the woman. and then drove off. police are searching for the driver of that second car. kron 4 devout reports that the woman was reported missing prior to the crash. >> reporter: a kind woman with a heart of gold, fleeing -- difficult for the housemate to bear. >> she was a really nice lady. i was surprised. >> reporter: he preferred not to share his identity but says that for almost 2 years he has rented a room in this home on lily put lane, where he says that she lived with her daughter. she was reported missing on friday afternoon, and this was the last place that she was seen. >> police asked me if i saw her and i said i did not. >> reporter: she was later named by police as the person killed in a deadly hit and run crash about 5 miles away from her home. police say that she was first hit by a color red 1997 honda accord, and the driver stopped

to help while doing so, investigators say that the person behind the wheel of a silver four door saturn hit lee a second time, and continue driving south on center. that driver is still at large. we passed away on the roadway. >> every time when i come back from work and when i was opening the door and she knew that i was at there, she opened the door for me. you know? very nice. yeah. i am so sorry to hear that. >> reporter: this is that does a deadly crash of the year. 54th victim. san jose, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. trump -- big news out of southern california, a man shot and killed by police after a struggle inside an emergency room. the man was shot yesterday afternoon at the harbor ucla medical center. police say that the man

attacked two officers who were sent there to take him into custody and that the man reached for their gone. the man was originally brought into the hospital earlier in the day after reports that he was throwing bottles and fighting with neighbors. at the hospital police say that the man viciously attacked officers as he got off a gurney to be handcuffed. national news, the man who loaned a gun used by the boston marathon bomber back in 2013 is said to be sentenced on drug and gun charges. steffens about led dzhokhar tsarnaev borrow 100 before the bombings and he said that dzhokhar tsarnaev told him that he wanted to use the gun to robert university of rhode island students. and he said that dzhokhar tsarnaev kept coming up with excuses to explain why he never returned the gone. prosecutors say that it was used by dzhokhar tsarnaev of his brother to kill m.i.t. police officer sean collier days after the bombing. the bombing left three people dead and more than 260 people injured.

stefan silva will be sentenced in court on tuesday. in the bay area, a man is in critical condition after nearly drowning at ocean beach. it happened before 9:30 am yesterday morning near -- rescue crews were able to reach the swimmer within minutes and officials perform cpr and then transported him to the hospital. he remains in the hospital this morning. in the bay area, families lined up to receive gifts for the holidays is a dream they annual toy giveaway. it happened yesterday at the mission police station on valencia street and santa claus was in attendance and the officers collected hundreds of toys, games, and sports equipment and with santa clauses help, gave them out to -- neighborhood children. a city that thinks it wants to be the san francisco of the southern hemisphere when

it comes to restaurants and coming up, on this morning's edition of died and the dish, we will see of sydney australia can compared to the bay area. we will have that coming up. let's take a live look outside, view of increasing clouds in the san francisco and the bay area, and for the weekend, the holiday street here in berkeley. you can enjoy live music, fine food and unique handcrafted goods, happening on telegraph avenue between dwight and san crossway from 11 o'clock until 6 pm today and it is free to attend.

back on kron 4 news weekend, and easy to think of the bay areas the center of the food universe because we have great places to eat and drink. in this week's dine at this, kron 4 vicki liviakis decided to flip the script and she went down under. >> reporter: san francisco sister city sydney australia and like any sisters there are similarities and some sibling rivalry, namely food and wine. >> an extra shrimp. >> reporter: they like to throw a shrimp on the barbie and they gave us outback steakhouse and then there is vegemite. but seriously, sydney australia sizzling when it comes to the culinary theme, bursting with hotspots like spies alley,

nomad and -- and it is famous beachwear diving into a healthy green thing for breakfast -- but spinach and kale -- cooked in oil. >> reporter: that is a bucket of vegemite for your daily vitamin spread. when it comes to wine, sydney has its own wine country. from a broken -- it makes a killer red called the graveyard vineyard. you can sip and pick -- >> a beautiful strawberry. they are all in season at the moment. >> reporter: it is growing season so we are getting strawberries one authentic dessert called pavlova. washing it down with an award- winning symantec i will toast to that part of the locals hang out wherever they like, even golf courses. they are known to be courses on the menu as well as in kangaroo burgers. i think we will pass. in sydney, vicki liviakis, kron

4 news. >> i am with you on that. a live look outside, golden gate bridge this time around, drive -- dry pavement and increasing clouds. for the weekend, concert in san francisco. you can enjoy holiday themed music happening at the sf jazz center from 4:30 pm until 6:00 pm tonight and it is free to attend. sh.

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student or a member of the nationwide fraternity. police continue to investigate. a man is dead following -- after driving his car to the oakland estuary and rescue drivers pulled him out of the submerged car after 7 o'clock on saturday morning. witnesses say that the car winter in alameda supermarket parking lot before crashed through a metal barrier and into the water. there were no skid marks at the scene to show the driver had made any attempt to stop. he died on his way to the hospital. investigators found debris from an airplane in a bakersfield orchard and that was found hours after a airplane from the south bay sent out a made a call and dropped off the radar. the airplane was fine from a renita hill airport east of san hayes -- san jose going to las vegas. search and rescue crews discovered it later. and that debris recovered has not been yet confirmed to be that of the missing airplane. there is no word on any survivors. turning our attention to the weather as we take this live look outside, from the

embarcadero camera, and we see the increasing clouds are telling us that rain is on the way. >> a street -- a sheet of stratus across the bay area and were talking about the golden gate, and i suspect -- anytime you are near water like that, it is not much resistance to get rain because you see on the radar, activity in the north bay and this is where most will develop and spread out over the metro areas throughout the day. storm tracker 4 has got that builds up here and it is going through the wine country as we speak. it looks like in the motion, we see coverage going on. towards the end of the loop and certainly the cloud cover has covered everybody going forward. into central valley and certain amounts of snow -- coupled with that temperatures have not moved a whole lot, and the north bay, 41, and in nevada, santa rosa, most in the far east they remain in the chilly upper 30s because they had the chilling overnight, drive air and the temperatures and here

is -- it is hard to warm up with that and rain on top of it is not going to see a lot of mercury action movement. the breakdown, what we will see for san jose, 52 by haydn, 55 at 2:00 pm, and lower 50s in the afternoon. we have a win clip at about 5 until 10. for the radar scan, showers, cool conditions, embedded heavy rain at times and most of the air temperature readings, mid- 50s with all of that but it will be sloppy. onto the latest indecision 2016, from questions about the recent data breach to the hot topic of national security, the candidates for the democratic presidential nomination faced off in the third debate on saturday night and melissa raney reports that the debate began with an apology. >> reporter: former secretary of state hillary clinton , former maryland governor martin o'malley and senator bernie sanders went head to head, and

first of bernie sanders face questions about his campaign, unauthorized access it to clinton's confidential voter file. >> the wrong thing. they looked at that. as soon as we learned that they looked at that information, we fired that person. >> reporter: when asked, he did offer this -- apology. >> the secretary clinton deserve an apology? >> yes. >> reporter: gun control. >> it is crazy to allow people to own guns were criminals or mentally unstable. we have got to eliminate the gun show loophole. termite o'malley causing a -- calling into question sanders and clinton's record on gun control legislation. >> flip-flopping political approach of washington that both of the college some states have represented for the last 40 years. we need common sense.

>> let's calm down a little bit. >> let's tell the truth, martin. >> reporter: it comes as the focus of the 2016 race increasingly shifts towards national security and terrorism. >> we need to be united against the threats that we face. we need to have everybody in our country focused on watching what happens and reporting it is it is suspicious, reporting what you hear. making sure that muslim americans do not feel left out or marginalized at the very moment when we need their help. >> reporter: sanders standing firm on his you that the usa should not send troops overseas to fight isis. >> it is better spending $200 billion on the world cop -- maybe they should pay attention to isis which is at their doorstep. >> reporter: clinton is say that america needs to step up on the war on isis. >> if the united states does not leak, there is not another leader. there is a vacuum and we have to lead. >> reporter: all three candidates in agreement on one topic, donald trump. >> we must never surrender them to terrorists, must never surrender our american values to races, was never surrender them to the fascist please of

billionaires with the big mouths. >> reporter: one more democratic debate scheduled before votes are cast in iowa and that is set for january 17 in south carolina. melissa raney, reporting. despite heated moments that you saw between the candidates last night, it was actually one of the lighter moments that got the most attention on social media. take a listen. >> thank you, good night, and may the force be with you. >> [ laughter ] >> those closing comments from hillary clinton were the most tweeted moments from last night. from the debate. five other news, hundreds of people living in san francisco are calling on san francisco mayor ed lee to help those at risk of foreclosure. on saturday, residents marched at the mayor's house and asked them to make a down payment against displacement, calling for $20 million emergency funding to help bayview our homeowners at risk of foreclosure admission tenants

at risk of eviction. >> the city belongs to the people and not the mayor. i hope that the mayor ed lee here is that. it is our city. we are going to take it back. it is hours. we built it. >> the alliance of californians for community empowerment also took part in saturday's rally. it was an epic fail for a hollywood movie theater. that we will show you what happened during a showing of star wars, the new movie that had fans in an uproar. before we get to that, let's take you outside for a live look at conditions at the richmond bridge, and we will skip that and move on to the winter solstice -- at mount diablo, a winter solstice walk, at the mountain where you can enjoy a nature hike to celebrate the winter solstice, starting at mitchell canyon visitor center at 10 am and runs until 2:00 pm to a cause six dollars to attend.

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no. >> the force field that one hollywood theater, a theater full of star wars fans throwing a fit when a projector broke down right in the middle of the film on friday night. you are take a look at the video that was posted to facebook showing the inside of the theater when they are projector failed. the projector eventually restarted, but it began playing 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where it left off. some people in the audience, you can hear them yelling, no, no over and over again. it gave them a full refund. star wars film has not been out for an entire weekend and is already breaking records. on saturday disney announced that the film made more than $120 million in the usa, just on thursday and friday night showings. that shatters the previous opening-day record of $91 million which was set by the final harry potter movie. worldwide the film made about $250 million, just on thursday and friday showings.

disney is projecting a domestic weekend total of $220 million. that would break the previous opening weekend box office total of $208 million, said just earlier this year by jurassic world. coming up , a little problem -- including cars and tracks. i will explain in the next edition of the people behaving badly. >> thank you. we're taking a live look outside of the san mateo bridge this time around, not a lot of traffic and increasing overcast skies. it is the we -- winter songs community sing-along in oakland and you can join the people singing holiday songs, happening at the preservation park, starting at 5 o'clock tonight and it is free.

back on kron 4 news weekend and let's look outside. the golden gate bridge on the left and then on the upper right we see the bay bridge and kirkwood ski resort in the sierra on the lower right. they are happy right now, receiving snow on a regular basis. >> they have a nice package as you talk about and more coming today and into next week. if you are thinking about -- are we going to -- after the relatively -- next weekend? you got it. they will be happy. it is a good timing on that although today might be a little dicey coming home. about the show, it is going to rise through this event. it is not a cold core low so we will see the snow levels rise a little bit, not totally good news. we like to get as much up there as we can put a live look at the radar, storm tracker 4, filling up the north bay, but it looks like we are -- starting to get rain drops that work towards the north san rafael bay bridge -- richmond bridge, also to the golden gates, looks like we're getting

some as well there and the light sprinkle is happening when you're on the bridge like that because you have water right beneath you. not as much resistance from the atmosphere as on dry land. i suspect some of this is getting for, give it a little bit more time and we will start filling up everybody as it spreads towards the east and south. we will -- the scioscia the overall, the composite and you can see the coverage into the central valley, snow showers happening in the mountains. there is another part of the forecast and there is the winds and we will get to that. the precipitation part of the program, around noon, we see the coverage getting some more moderate cells thrown in there so we should say rain, showers, heavy at times in spots. this takes us to 5:00 pm and you can see the urbanized areas, metro area is getting better hit a brain and that will continue post that type of after midnight, it settles down around wine country in the morning, the morning commute, some showers at work. the lion share of the rain you

get tomorrow will be the drive home and you can see right there at 4:00 pm to get everybody into the evening and that will hang around until about midnight. there is more to be had throughout the we, and unsettled week into christmas. let's check out the winds with the waves start to spread out, going to about 12 noon and you can see the winds picking up, double digits for everybody. the wind guys can be higher than that and you go to see about 5:00 pm, everybody double digits as it starts to settle down in the overnights. there will be light rain showers that will pass. temperatures along the east bay shoreline, put is down for upper 50s at work, richmond at 56, alameda and berkeley at 57. the problem of dumping debris in oakland is increasing because of the wet weather. all of that tossed out trash is contributing to urban flooding and it is also lowering property values which is causing some businesses to fail. kron 4 stanley roberts is taking a closer look at the problem in this edition of people behaving badly.

>> reporter: there is a cloud over east oakland and it has to do with blight. not the average. this is a lincoln navigator. -- according to the owner, a translator -- claimed it blew up while they were sleeping. the quarter of 90th avenue and be straight with a note reading, please don't tell it. my insurance adjuster will pick it up and that was 32 hours ago. off of stanley boulevard, for tourists. under a sign which reads security camera in use. on the same block of this for the thunderbird, a warning claiming that the vehicle is not an acceptable condition and it was on property -- someone lifted onto a street. oakland, primarily east oakland has always had a problem with illegal dumping and taggers. they seem to go hand in hand. >> when the graffiti comes, after the graffiti, this is what happens. the job comes right behind it

because people say in the neighborhood, all around, if they allowed them to tag and i spent 15 minutes tagging, why can't we don't? and that is what they do. >> reporter: that is a pure form of the broken window theory but it is trailers, trailers -- dependent on -- left abandoned on east oakland street. this is the interior of a truck with safety transport name on the side the owner claims he sold the track five or six years ago. my advice to him, if you are going to sell the truck, the logo and the telephone number. what can you do? the answer is simple. the abandoned vehicles fall under oakland police jurisdiction, until the car is removed graffiti. that falls under oakland works so if you have access to computer, you can put them

and told gets cleaned up at once -- the owner is close to going out of business as people would rather spend extra money on themselves than to save money by driving in east oakland and another said, if you are going to dump it, do it in the middle of the street so at least the city will be forced to clean it up as soon as possible. in east oakland, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. if you have a comment or idea, email him at -- ?p6cj& behaving badly. kron4.com. a new record for the system, university officials reported that 830,000 protect -- prospective student submitted applications for the upcoming 2060 fall semester, 5% increase over this fall semester. university officials say that the increased in applicants reflects the growth in the demand for higher education in california. the nation's largest university system and roles roughly 460,000 students nationwide across 23 campuses. christmas comes early for one bay area family, a mother and her two children received

$2000 from antioch police for a trip to disneyland. the donation was raised among the police departments staff to cover the money for the trip that the family lost in a burglary. the mother thought that she was going to the police department to take a look at a photograph lineup of possible suspects but when she got there, instead, officers presented her with a gift during a giveaway at a police departments. a new york gas station owner used an effective tool to fight a robber who was armed with a shotgun. he used tissue the robber came creeping up tuesday night as the owner was at the register. the holdup attempt was all caught on video. the merchant a loads the money into a plastic bag, but then the robber gets greedy and start helping himself and that is when something -- that is what prompted the owner to make his move. >> you can say god said to me or something -- i don't know. something tells me. grab him. somewhat of a -- maybe i should have -- i don't want it.

>> police say that they are already getting online tips for -- as they search for the robber msa that many customers and neighbors are praising the owner for fighting back. let's take you at a live look at the approach to the richmond bridge, not a lot of traffic and teardrops on the roadway but raindrops, rather, and for the weekend, the roller disco party in san francisco and you can enjoy some groovy music, to skate two, happening at golden gate park from noon until 5:00 pm tonight and it is free. kron 4 award word of the day. go to kron4.com and click on reward. register and login and enter the word caroling. you will start earning points and can enter for a chance to win cool prizes.

taking a look at this, the countdown has begun for super bowl l as crews finish installing a gold over 50 at the san francisco ferry building, and also at levi stadium.

officials are installing the first of the bay area 50s which are is 6 foot tall structures that show different aspects of super bowl history. one of the moments was constructed in front of city hall last night. nine other bay area 50 structures will be installed the different locations around the bay in the coming weeks. happening today, the raiders taking on eryn rogers and the green bay packers, oakland hoping to keep the playoff hopes alive. coming off of those come from -- behind victory against the broncos. the first time that the northern california native eryn rogers will play at the coliseum. he has only been there in the past as a fan. after this game, he will have played in every nfl stadium and kickoff is set for 1:05 pm. 49ers will take on the 10 and 3 cincinnati bengals at home. the nighters are hoping to bounce back to after losing to the browns last week. the bengals will be without their pro bono quarterback andy dalton and mccarron gets his first start and kickoff is set for 1:25 pm at levi stadium.

holiday shopping season is in full swing and i will have the shopping tips that you need to know coming up next. a more raindrops intruding on shopping plans? we will track the forecast for you on sunday with rain margin across the bay area on the kron 4 morning news continuing.

this is the bay area's new station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. right now on kron 4 news weekend, increasing clouds and some raindrops started to fall around the debate as we have more rain in the forecast. thank you for joining us. i am marty gonzalez along with dave spahr here to tell us

about the rain. >> another batch of it and this time it is adverse to yesterday. concentrated in the morning. it is getting started in the morning, spread out all afternoon into the evening. and really early into the evening. before overnight it starts to break up considerably. some showers for tomorrow morning but here's the progress of the storm tracker 4, all over the north bay filling up as you can see wine country into the east bay as well as the peninsula down into downtown san francisco as we speak. we put the composite on to show you where it has been and the progress. into the central valley as well. this is moderate rain showers embedded with heavy rain that you can expect throughout the day. we will track it for you this morning. downtown san francisco temperatures in the middle 50s which seems to be a stretch with the overcast. there is a big feature, winds out of the south, 15 until 20 so watch the umbrellas. as it will be blowing you a little bit. especially when it gets funneled between the buildings. 49ers game, levi stadium, talking temperatures mid-50s but rain, heavy at times and rainy and breezy.

for the early evening plans and if you want to grab dinner, the winds will pick up quite a bit take us into tonight. we will time this out and what you can expect today and tomorrow. for the commute home particularly and look at some of the winds as well. let's get to the top story this sunday morning, police investigating a suspicious death at uc berkeley. at the incident happened on saturday morning at a fraternity house on channing way. kron 4 alecia reid with -- reports the fraternity was having a get together on friday to celebrate the end of a semester. >> reporter: a day before christmas, the berkeley police department is investigating this as suspicious. friday, the last day of finals for cal berkeley students and some tell me that fraternities were having that last hooray before going home for the holidays. students that live in nearby co- ops say that they noticed a get together at the fraternity house. >> the fire alarm went off so i know that the fire trucks came out. >> reporter: around 7:30 am, both the police and fire department rushed to channing

way to help a man in his early 20s. they did everything to resuscitate him but he was pronounced dead at the scene. the students pile into their cars, looking forward to celebrating the holidays with their families, they tell me that this is not the first death that they have heard at cal berkeley fraternity. >> the last time something happened was the beginning of last fall. that was not a health student but someone else. another ridiculous incidents. i hope it was not fall play. they are saying it is suspicious. police are not releasing information about the man at the time and it is unclear if he is a member of the nationwide fraternity or a student from cal berkeley. >> reporter: reporting and berkeley, alecia reid, kron 4 news. investigators found debris from an airplane in a bakersfield orchard and that was found a few hours after an airplane out of the south based and a made a called and then dropped off the radar. that airplane was reported missing about 4 o'clock

yesterday afternoon and flying from reed hillview airport just east of san jose, going towards las vegas. search and rescue crews discovered the -- debris roughly 3 hours later and officials say that what was recovered is not confirmed yet it to be that of the missing airplane. there is no word this morning on survivors. we are getting closer to the christmas holiday and today is the last weekend of shopping before the holiday. stores across the country are increasing their hours to make it easier for last-minute shoppers and this morning kron 4 averi harper's reporting from the center in san leandro were some stores are opening early and will be closing late and at least one will not be closing at all. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here at kohls at the center which is opening 24 hours a day until christmas and i was also at target earlier and they opened at 7:00 am and they are not closing until midnight and mace is not closing until midnight.

it is all to accommodate last- minute shoppers like myself who need to get those holiday gifts, but we have tips to keep you safe. take a look at the tips from san francisco police department. they say do not leave anything visible in your car and make sure that you move your car to a different location each time that you love packages into the trunk and keep all of the packages locked up in the trunk while you are shopping. when possible, always try to shop with a companion, especially if it is dark. i talked to a woman at target and she says she is following those rules. >> if i drive, i just -- check that i do not leave anything -- that could be invitation. >> reporter: again, kohls will be open 24 hours a day at the center for christmas and there are lots of other stores extending hours so if you have not gone shopping, this is a good place to go. back to you. they certainly have the hours.

that is averi harper reporting live from san leandro. air france flight going to paris made an emergency landing in kenya after a fake bomb was found on board. the boeing 777 departed from the indian ocean island nation simulations late on saturday night with 4073 people aboard and requested permission to land in one boss a after passenger discovered a device in the bathroom. the airplane landed safely and passengers were evacuated and bomb experts retrieve the device of this morning they determined that it was a fake bomb and it did not contain any explosives. in the east bay, a man is dead after his car ended up in the oakland estuary. rescue divers pulled a man from the submerged car after 7 o'clock on saturday morning. witnesses say that the car went through a parking lot before it crashed through a metal barrier and into the water. a supermarket clerk made an unsuccessful attempt at a rescue. >> i ran out there, saw the scene as it was, and they were saying there were bubbles coming up from the water.

i kind of jumped in and tried to swim down and get to the car. they said they thought it was going 80. basically, it drove from down there and went straight through the parking lot. >> the man pulled from the water died on his way to the hospital and there were no skid marks at the scene to show that the driver had made an attempt to stop it the car was pulled from the water and alameda police are examining that car this morning. we need common sense. >> calm down a little bit. >> let's tell the truth. >> democratic presidential candidates squaring off last night kyle and coming up on kron 4 weaker, we will have highlights from the debate. a shooting at a southern california hospital and we will explain what we are learning about the man accused of attacking two police officers. after the break, be careful before you hand out your chocolate. why the candy that you bought may not be the candy that you think it is.

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for your money this morning, let's look at some stores that might affect your bottom line. thousands of dove chocolates were pulled from walmart shelves because of a fear of allergies. a recall of 6700 cases of the dove chocolate snowflakes may contain other candy bars. the candy maker is concerned about people who have peanut, weed, and egg allergies and small pieces of snickers, milky way, and twix bars might have made their way into the snowflake candace which are sold only at walmart stores. mars chocolate says that anyone with allergy concerns should return the product to the store and they will get a full refund. mitsubishi motors is recalling roughly 25,000 of its cars because of airbag issues. the recall affects 2014 and 2015 mirages.

the national highway traffic safety administration says that certain wires could corrode, and that will cause delays in the car's front air bags. the government says mitsubishi will be notifying owners and any repairs necessary will be done free of charge. trader joe's is recalling one of its soda brands because the bottles can explode without warning. the grocery store received reports that unopened bottles of trader joe's a triple ginger brew are bursting and shattering. if you bought the soda commish reported in an outside container and get rid of it. you can get a full refund from -- trader joe's. it is not clear what is causing the bottles to burst. trader joe's says that the soda itself is safe. >> caffeine free. i do not want that carrie. the radar right now on storm tracker 4, active in the north bay and you can see a moderate rain showers happening, extending towards contra costa county. everybody in the metro is evolved before noon. tracking it for you coming out. let's take a live look outside, purging the bay bridge under overcast skies, not a lot of traffic. for the weekend, the holiday

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to find free, local, in-person help, visit coveredca.com we are back on kron 4 news weekend and let's take you to the sierra for this live look at conditions at the kirkwood ski resort, where they have received about 4 inches of snow over the past 24 hours, expecting more not only today but into the rest of the week. >> winter weather advisory and one of the reasons why it is not a storm in the statement part is because the snow levels will rise with all of this. starting out at 3500 feet and getting up to 5000 feet. that is indicated by somewhat milder air behind all of this and you will see this in the overnight lows. before we get to run christmas, that is when we will get colder air in behind this.

busy week in terms of precipitation, starting things off for today, and we did that yesterday, but the coverage right now you can see in the bay area, pretty much the north bay is where everything is starting off around wine country as you'll see in the northern end of the bay park we extend further to the south, just getting into downtown san francisco, very spotty as is the case for much of the east bay shoreline. give some time for this to happen and everybody will get involved and there will be moderate rain showers for good measure. let's time this out. go into hiding, it does not put too much to the east bay yet but it appears to be -- this the case for the last several systems, tended to be running behind. i suspect maybe 12, maybe more like 11 or so, going out further you can see everybody involved, the heavier showers at the north bay and particularly those hill facing coasts, you'll get a lot more at those locations. throughout the day, getting to around 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock, something to greet you in the north bay but fairly quiet for most of the day until it is time to go home and then we see

the rain pick up again. moderate showers in for the evening commute. there is yet more upstream and that takes us to about 9 o'clock but there is more to note. we are getting went with all of this and it will be notable in downtown san francisco and also in oakland as we watch this go forward, 1 pm, you can see the numbers start to jump, upper teens and san mateo i 21, hourly estimation. by this evening as sunset, for the wind to be higher than that and that shows the intensity of the system moving by. by the overnight tonight, we will not have as much in the way of winds. we talked about the snow with marty and the winter storm, talking up to the mountains, and the white that uses a winter weather advisory, 4 until 8 inches expected to be added. snow levels at 3500 feet but going up to 6000 feet by tomorrow evening, indicating some more milder air amid again. the south bay, coming with numbers today in the upper 50s, and as i mentioned, we do not see a huge to -- change in the temperatures after this moves through actually in the 40s and 50 degree range by tuesday for

inland valleys but by christmas, look at it drop off. after the last wave on christmas eve. back to the news, elderly woman is dead after being hit by two cars in san jose. the 76-year-old was hit by one car, and the driver got out of his car to wave off other drivers but moments later, a second car hit the woman. and then drove off. police are searching for the driver of that second car. kron 4 philippe djegal reports that the woman was reported missing -- prior to the crash. >> reporter: a kind woman with a heart of gold, her passing is difficult for her housemate to bear. >> she was a really nice lady. i was so surprised. when he preferred not to share his identity but says that for almost 2 years he has rented a room in his home on lilliput lane where he says that she lived with her daughter. she was reported missing on friday afternoon and this was the last place she was seen. >> police man asked me -- did

you see here? i said i did not. >> reporter: lee was named by police as the person killed in a deadly hit and run crashed about 5 miles away from her home. police say that she was first hit by a color red 1997 honda accord and the driver stopped to help you while doing so, investigators say that the person behind the wheel of a silver there door saturn hit her a second time and continued driving south on center. that driver is still at large. lee passed away on the road. >> every time when i come back from work and then -- when i was opening the door and she knew i was near, she opened the door for me. you know? she was very nice. yeah. i am so sorry to hear that. >> reporter: at the city's 51st deadly crash -- traffic

collision of the her and she is the 54th victim, san jose, philippe djegal, kron 4 news. a big news out of southern california, a man shot and killed by police after a struggle inside an emergency room in torrance. the man was shot yesterday afternoon at harbor ucla medical center. police say that he attacked two officers who were sent to the hospital to take him into custody and he reached for their guns. the man was originally brought into the hospital earlier in the day after reports that he was throwing bottles and fighting with neighbors. at the hospital, police say that he viciously attacked officers as he got off of a gurney to be handcuffed. a national news, the man who load a gun used by the boston marathon bombers back in 2013 is said to be sentenced on drug and gun charges. stefan silva ledwñ. dzhokhar tsarnaev or borrow a handgun two months before the bombings and he said that dzhokhar tsarnaev told him that he wanted to rub university of rhode island students. he also said that dzhokhar tsarnaev kept coming up with excuses it to explain why he did not return the gone. prosecutors say that the gun was used by dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother to kill m.i.t. police officer sean collier

just days after the bombings. the bombing left three people dead and more than 260 injured. stefan silva will be sentenced in court on tuesday. happening now, man is in critical condition after nearly drowning at ocean beach. at happened before 9:30 am yesterday morning. rescue crews were able to reach the swimmer within minutes and officials perform cpr on the man. they rushed him to the hospital where he remains hospitalized this morning. back in the bay area, families lined up to receive gifts for the holidays is a during the sapd annual toy giveaway for it happened yesterday at the mission police station on valencia street santa claus was also there and the officers collected hundreds of toys, games, and sports equipment and with santa claus is help give them out to children throughout the day. coming up, there is a city that thinks it wants to be san

francisco of the southern hemisphere. coming up on this morning's edition of a dying and days, you will see in sydney australia can compete when it comes to restaurants. taking a live look outside from the embarcadero, and we can see increasing clouds in the bay area. for the weekend it is the holiday street fair going on a berkeley where you can enjoy live music, fine food, and unique handcrafted goods. that is happening on telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft away from 11 am until 6 pm tonight and it is free.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend, and it is easy to think of the bayer is the center of the food universe and we have some great places to eat and drink. in this week stein enters, vicki liviakis decided to flip the script and go down under. , san francisco's sister city is sydney australia and like any sisters there are similarities and some sibling rivalries. namely food and wine. >> extra shrimp >> reporter: they like to throw a shrimp on the barbie and they came as outback steakhouse. there is vegemite. seriously, sydney is sizzling

when it comes to the culinary theme, bursting at the seams with hotspots. spice alley, nomad and lockable. famous beach where diving into a healthy green for breakfast. >> spinach and kale. cooked in coconut oil. >> reporter: that is a bucket of vegemite for your daily but -- vitamin spread and when it comes to wine, city has its own wine country. from a broken wood, makes a killer red wine called graveyard then your. at margin, you can sit and. -- but a beautiful strawberry. they all in season at the moment. >> reporter: growing season so we are getting our own strawberries for an authentic dessert called pavlovich up washing it down with an award- winning wine. i will toast to that. the locals hang out wherever they like, even golf courses. they are known to have courses

on the menu as in kangaroo -- kangaroo burgers. vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> i am with you on that. a live look outside, golden gate bridge, and we can see the clouds there, the pavement does not look to west. for the weekend, is the holiday fanfare concert in san francisco where you can enjoy live holiday themed music this is happening at the sf jazz center from 4:30 pm until 6:00 pm this evening and it is absolutely free to attend.

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breaking news into that newsroom, a person caught under a train this morning, downtown berkeley station. that is causing officials to close the station. it happened about 8:30 am this morning firefighters are working to rescue the person. trains are not stopping at the downtown berkeley station and 20 minute delays are affecting passengers on the richmond line.

a spokesperson says the other lines remain unaffected and we will stay on top of the story. other big stores, sunday morning, a young man found dead at uc berkeley fraternity house. police say that they were called to the phi kappa phi fraternity house on saturday morning where they found a man in his early 20s who was unresponsive. he was pronounced dead at the scene. students say the fraternities on campus were having a final party before going home for the holidays and it is unclear if he is a student from cal or a member of the nationwide fraternity. police are investigating. one man is dead after driving his car into the oakland estuary, and rescue divers pulled him out of his submerged car after 6 o'clock -- 7 o'clock yesterday morning. witnesses said that the car sped through a parking lot before crashing through the barrier and into the water. there were no skid marks at the scene to show that the driver had made an attempt to stop it he died on his way to the hospital. investigators found it debris from an airplane in a bakersfield orchard. the debris was found after a

airplane from the south they sent out a made a call and then dropped off the radar. the plane was flying from renita hill airport east of san jose and going to las vegas. search and rescue crews discovered the debris roughly 3 hours later and that debris recovered is not yet been confirmed to be that of the missing airplane. there is no word yet this morning on any survivors. we want to turn our attention to the weather this morning. we take a live look outside at -- there is a jogger along the embarcadero under increasingly cloudy skies. >> he is a committed jogger. >> he wants to get that in no matter what dave spahr is here to tell us about the weather. a gentle rain starting things off and it will have intensity building at times and there will be a breeze. we do not have a lot now but later on today you will get wind. storm tracker 4, everybody put into the basket, what we have got going on.

as we zoom in closer to where most of the action is and has started up to the north bay, you can see around the wine country, getting into vallejo, extending down to the south a little bad. let's get down to the south. in the north bay, downtown san francisco, east bay shoreline, starting to fill up a little bit but it looks like a little bit inland as the activity is coming together. we step back further to see everybody involved. getting down to san mateo. we are now starting to fill up the real estate for this rain and temperatures downtown san francisco, putting them in the mid-50s today. it will not feel like that combined with the rain. we will get the winds that were talking, southerly 15 until 20 and the game, the raiders versus of the green bay packers, temperatures mid- fifties and will not feel like that if you couple in the wind off of the bay. rain and breezy conditions, rain eventually by about 5 pm as you go out to check out some dinner. we will time this out for you, what you can expect for the rain and timely today and into tomorrow. concluding your commute coming home. for the latest on decision

2016, or from questions about a data breach to the hot topic of national security, the candidates for the democratic presidential nomination face off in the third debate on saturday night cnn melissa rady reports that the debate began with an apology. femina former secretary of state hillary clinton, former maryland governor martin o'malley and senator bernie sanders, joined head to head saturday night of first elvis andrus face questions about his campaign. unauthorized access to clinton's confidential voter file. >> our staff did the wrong thing. they looked at that information. as soon as we learned that they looked at that information, we fired that person. said what when asked, he offered an apology. >> secretary basically they deserve an apology? >> yes. >> reporter: of the hottest topics was gun control. >> denies that it is crazy to allow people to own guns were criminals or mentally unstable. we have got to eliminate the gun show loophole. >> reporter: o'malley calling

it a question -- sanders at clinton's record on gun control legislation. >> the flip-flopping political approach of washington that both of my two collies on this stage have represented for the last 40 years. we need common sense. >> calm down a little bit. >> let's tell the truth. the debate comes as the focus of the 2016 raise increasingly shifts towards the national security and terrorism. >> we need to be united against the stress that we face. we need to have everybody in our country focused on watching what happens and reporting it if it is suspicious. reporting what you hear. making sure that muslim americans don't feel left out or marginalized at the very moment when we need their help. >> reporter: sandra standing for ministry that the usa should not send troops overseas to fight isis? >> better spending $200 billion on the world cup, maybe they should pay attention to isis which is at their doorstep.

kaitlynn clinton saying that america needs to step up on the war on isis. >> if the united states does not lead, there is not another leader. there is a vacuum. we have to leave. >> reporter: all three candidates in agreement on one topic, donald trump. >> we must never surrender them to terrorists, must never surrender our american values to races, must never surrender them to the fascist please of billionaires with big mouths. >> reporter: one more democratic debate schedule before votes are cast in iraq and that is set for generally 17 and south carolina. i am a melissa raney reporting. despite some of the heated moment that you heard between the candidates last night, it was actually one of the lighter moments that got the most attention on social media. >> thank you, good night, and may the force be with you. >> [ laughter ] those closing comments from hillary clinton were the most tweeted moments

from last night the debate. hundreds of people living in san francisco are calling on san francisco mayor ed lee to help those at risk of foreclosure. on saturday residents of march to the mayor's house asking him to make a down payment against displacement. they are calling for $20 million in emergency funding to help debut homeowners at risk of foreclosure and mission tenants at risk of eviction. >> the city belongs to the people and not the mayor. so i hope that mayor ed lee here is that. it is our city. we are going to take it back. it is hours. we built it. >> the alliance of californians for community empowerment also took part in saturday's rally. coming up, and epic fail for hollywood movie theater and we will show you what happened during the showing of the new star wars movie that had fans in an uproar.

before we get to that, let's take a live look outside as the wet pavement on the richmond san rafael bridge, and the rate is on the way i'm falling in some spots around the bay area and for the weekend, the winter solstice walk in mount diablo. you can enjoy a nature hike to celebrate the winter solstice, starting at about half hour at the mitchell canyon visitor center, 10 o'clock this morning riding until 2 o'clock this afternoon. it costs six dollars to attend.

no. no. no. the force failed at one hollywood theater, a theater full of star wars fans threw a fit when the projector broke down right in the middle of the friday film of star wars. the cell phone video was posted to facebook showed the inside of the theater with the project or failed. the projector eventually restarted but he began playing 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where it left off.

some people in the audience started yelling, no, no. as you can hear. over and over again. the theater gave fans a refund. disney announcing that the latest star wars film has made more than $238 million. domestically. just this weekend. that shatters of the previous opening weekend record of $208 million set by jurassic world earlier this year. disney says the film made more than $517 million worldwide this weekend, and that number is more impressive considering that two of the most populated countries in the world have not yet released the film. the movie will premiere in india next week and china says they will not release the film until early next month. coming up, merry christmas. the problem is including cars and trucks. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. sounds good.

let's take a live look outside, san mateo bridge this time around, and for the weekend, it is the winter song community sing-along in oakland. you can join people of all ages singing holiday songs, having a preservation park starting 5 o'clock tonight and it is free.

back on kron 4 news weekend and let's go ahead and take a live look outside, golden gate bridge on the left, the approach to the bay bridge on the upper right and kirkwood in the cr . -- ski resort ebola right and to start off all of the weather, if you are in the bay area or this year, meteorologist dave spahr. we have wet, wet, and snowy. >> thank you very much. >> back to you. we will have rain today into this afternoon and during the reverse of what it did yesterday. we will see rain pretty much control our day today. even after sunset, it will be around.

here is the big view of everything as you can see it is filling up the real estate. let's assume into the north bay, seems to be a breakout happening. there is still more upstream and let's go further to the south. we are getting the peninsula covered, downtown san francisco, contra costa county and some of the east bay shoreline is getting involved in some of this. after it moistens out of the lower atmosphere which it looks like it has done and now everything will be coming from the sky -- it will reach the ground. 9 am, we go forward -- this is what we're talking about. more upstream. by haydn come again, heavy rain showers, moderate at times in some locations, but it lingers all day. we go to about 5:00 pm which is effectively after sunset, so that goes into the early evening. with some heavier showers from the peninsula, looking like into the south bay. seven -- 7:00 am tomorrow, light rain showers and a basically cloudy from the bulk of the day by the evening commute home. here comes the moderate to heavy rain at times to greet you again as you go home.

into the evening hours. before it breaks up late on monday night and it will be a little bit more upstream, and an unsettled week pattern until we get to christmas day. we are talking about in the snow resorts and until 10 o'clock on tuesday, winter weather advisory, and it would be a winter storm warning probably if we had more snow, 4 until ed inches above 4000 feet, snow starting at 3500 feet and rising to 6000 feet it looks like by monday evening and that is because of this air mass will not be as cold behind it. typically, with these things we see a drop in terms of snow levels and that is something to keep in mind in the seven-day forecast. up to the north bay, temperatures middle 50s and you throw winds and rain. it feels chilly. the nightly lows are not too bad which is one thing indicative about the snow levels. we see lows in the inland valleys, 40s and maybe 50 or so until the christmas eve storm system moves through. we go down to 32 and it is chilly for some christmas day and saturday. a problem of dumping debris in oakland is increasing

because of the wet weather and all of that tossed out trash is contributing to urban -- urban from flooding which is lowering property values which is causing businesses to fail. stanley roberts takes a closer look at this problem in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: there is a cloud over east oakland and it has to do with blight. not your average blight. this is a lincoln navigator which according to the owner through a translator claimed that it blew up while they were sleeping. so -- the corner of 90th avenue and be street with a note reading, please don't tell if the my insurance adjuster will pick it up a 24 hours. that was 32 hours ago. blocks away off of the boulevard, that it out for toys and just under sun which reads security camera in use. on the same block is a sports thunderbird with a warning sticker claiming that the video

does a vehicle is not an acceptable condition atrovent the car was a better property but someone moved it onto a street. oakland primarily east oakland has always had a problem with illegal dumping and taggers. they seem to go hand in hand according to ken houston. >> when the graffiti comes, after the graffiti, this is what happens. the dumping comes behind because people say in the neighborhood all right, if they allow them to tag and they can spend 15 minutes tagging, why can't we don't? that is what they do. >> reporter: at that is a pure form of the broken window theory but it is not just debris. it is trailers, left abandon on east oakland streets. this is the interior of a truck. transport name on the side call the company and older says that he sold the track five or six years ago. my five, if you're going to sell the truck, remove the logo and the telephone number. what can you do? the answer is simple. call the abandoned vehicles fall under police jurisdiction so flood their phones until the cars are removed.

illegal transfer of graffiti, that falls under oakland works so if you have access to computer, file a complete -- a complaint and bug them until it is cleaned up. one owner says his close to going out of business because people would rather spend extra money someplace else than to save money thereby driving to east oakland and another said, if you are going to dump it, dude in the middle of the street so at least the city will be forced to clean it up as soon as possible. east oakland, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> if you have a comment or story idea, you can email -- email us. people behaving badly. kron4.com. >> a new record for the university, officials reporting about 830,000 respective students submitted applications for the upcoming 2016 fall term. that is a 5% increase over this fall semester. university officials say that the increased applicants reflects growth in demand for higher education in california.

the nation's largest university system and roles roughly 460,000 students across 23 campuses in the state of california. christmas is coming early for one very area family and a mother until children receive $2000 from the antioch police department for a trip to disneyland for the donation was raised among the police department staff to cover the money for a trip that the family lost in a burglary. the mother thought that she was going to the police department to look at a photo lineup of possible suspects and instead officers presented her with a gift during the food and gift giveaway. at the police department building. for the weekend, let's take a live look outside and we can see the overcast skies there. it is the roller disco party going on in san francisco and you can enjoy some groovy music for you to skate two, happening at golden gate park from noon until 5 pm tonight and it is free to attend.

take a look at this, countdown has begun for super bowl l, crews finishing installing a gold number 50 at the san francisco ferry building and also at levi's stadium. officials also installing the first of the bay area 50s which are 6 foot tall structures that depict different aspects of super bowl history. one of those structures was constructed in front of city hall last night. you can see it as you pass by city hall. nine other bay area 50s structures will be installed at different bay area locations in the coming weeks and the big game is on the way. happening today, speaking of football, the raiders taking on eryn rogers and the green bay packers. the raiders hoping to keep their playoff hopes alive. coming off of the win against the broncos last week but this is the first on the northern carolina will play at the

coliseum. his only been there as a fan and after the skin, he will have played in every nfl stadium. the kickoff is set for 1:05 pm and the niners are taking on the tan and 3 cincinnati bengals at levi's stadium and services go hoping to bounce back after losing to the browns last week after the bengals will be without their pro ball quarterback andy dalton and aj mccarron look at the start instead. the kickoff is set for 1:25 pm at levi's stadium and both teams are likely to be a soggy mess. >> hopefully you will have indoor speeding or something. storm tracker 4, rain covering the entire bay area as you can see and a little closer inspection -- wide perspective, there is more yet to be had upstream. let's go in and time this out. we have extra time. we have the rain already as you saw filtered in the heavy rain showers will be filtering in behind all of that. we take you out to about 5 pm,

and these have been running a little bit behind where things are actually so that is what you see and that might be more like 3 pm before sunset so long the peninsula, downtown san francisco, to the north bay, heavy rain and off into the wine country. into this evening, east bay charlotte, expect more and the south bay. posted midnight. some light sprinkles to greet you on monday morning and not a major deal. a break in the action and then for the commute home, right there, rain covering everybody. a moderate to heavy rain spots. for your travels to go home. seven-day forecast, temperatures somewhat mild so to speak. first off, and that we could to friday and saturday, much cooler when all of this disturbed weather is finally passing over piccolo temperatures for the inland valley, 50s until 40s range, highs only in the 50s because of the cloud cover. >> this morning looks -- >> might be a couple of spring is left over but the days okay. in terms of time, we mentioned the snow resorts, snow levels are going to be rising because we do not have a lot of cold air behind -- behind a. >> that will wrap things up and have a great holiday and we will see you next weekend. enjoy the day. goodbye.

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