patrol of the area just north of mckee road. the officers were not hit nor will they be intimidated says chief eddie garcia\ sot chief eddie garcia/san jose police this was the second such an attack on police this year. in march, a man was arrested after he fired on officers with an ar- 15 assault rifle. no one was hurt then either but police are only to aware of what many perceive to be rising violence against them. sot sgt. sean pritchard police say this area, near checkers drive, has long been a known gang hot spot. neighbors say there is a lot of new graffiti. someone fired into this apartment complex last month. no one was hurt but chris akins says he is moving out nonetheless. sot chris akins/resident standup closer and we first told you about the gunman opening fire at san jose police. through our mobile app. we sent a push alert last night just before 10:00. make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the

latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. and happening now. more protests are happening all around the bay area. students have walked out of class in several cities--- to protest the election of donald trump as the next u-s president. you are looking at video from students marching in novato and menlo park. these protest comes just six days after the election results were announced. students have been chanting "not my president"-- while walking out of class. and this is what it looked like in oakland. as more students participated in another walkout to protest donald trump's presidency. some students talked to kron4's

haaziq madyun about their concerns with the united states.soon-to-be new commander- in-chief. "whose streets? our streets!" over a thousand students came from schools all across oakland, marching to the fruitvale village to protest the president elect donald trump. it was a somewhat festive atmosphere with drummers and dancers in dressed in traditional clothing. inside this mass of students i found voices of real concern about the future of this largely latino community now that donald trump has won the presidential election "i don't appreciate trump because of all the words he said about mexicans and racism and all that"

"he wants to send latinos back to the country" "my mom, she is an immigrant, my grandma she's an immigrant, basically my whole family are immigrants" "we just organized to show what is the way we can fight back" 15-year-old gema quetzal is a sophomre at oakland's life academy high school and the co- organizer of todays student protest. she echoes concerns for undocmunted immigrant members of her community being deported by president donald trump "parents, peers, our cousins, community members, our friends are undocumented, by having those comments we are scared that we are never going to see them again, we want to show him today that no matter what he says or what he does we are going to protect our people" there were also students here supporting the black lives matter movement. "we wanted our voice to be heard" there were students here from middle school through college. all in all this was a very high spirited and peaceful student led anti trump protest.in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news "we will fight discrimination like it's never been fought before in this city" city leaders in san francisco

are bracing for what a trump presidency might mean. kron4's maureen kelly was there as mayor ed lee held a unity rally inside city hall, re- affirming san francisco's status as a sanctuary city, despite that the fact that hundreds of millions in federal funding is at stake. we will always be san francisco applause mayor ed lee stood with his poltical allies and enemies on the steps of the rotunda.showing a united front behind a common cause.you can seemany holding signs reading we stand as one the words written over a map of the city. his message.san francisco will continue to be a refuge for the lgbt community.and religious and ethnic minorities. we promise to be a city that is always welcome. no walls in our city

even those who are here undocumented as one city we will stand united and we will all protect all of our immigrant families in this city it's a move that could cost the city as much as one billion dollars. on the campaign trail president elect donald trump promised to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities like san francisco. it's city policy not to coordinate with federal law enforcement in efforts to deport the undocumented. how the city will manage if those funds are cut is unclear. we'll have to find new friends if we don't have a friend in the white houseand we are going about that right now but the conversation in every neighbor has to be we are a city that will not change our values. community organizers attending the rally say there many people who have been made deeply afraid since election day. this entire week kids have been coming into school crying thinking their parents are going to be deported and what i've been telling them is there is that they have all of this

community strength that we will protect themthat they are adults to care who will stand up for them. the rally ending with the backed by the gay men's chorus singing a song written after the assassinations of harvey milk and george moscone.entited we are a gentle angry people. maureen kelly kron4 news >> reporter:san francisco is just one of hundreds of cities and counties across the country that have declared themsleves sanctuaries for illegal immigrants. the entire states of colorado, connecticut, new mexico and california are sanctuaries. the cities extend from miami to seattle, portland oregon to portland maine. the nation's capital is a sanctuary city. chicago's mayor said the policy will not change under president trump. "you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago, and you are supported in chicago." chicago health officials said today calls to crisis and suicide prevention hotlines in illinois have increased by 200 percent since the election. in the east bay. a 50-thousand dollar reward is now on the table. for information leading to the arrest and conviction. of the person who gunned down a san francisco attorney. the shooting happened back on october 27th. at the man's east bay home. kron 4's dan kerman is outside police headquarters in el cerrito with more on the reward and investigation. dan? >> reporter: convinced that

somebody out there knows something now they're searching for the person to come. and then the $30,000 reward for information. it directly or indirectly a cliff information

coming toward larger community a much less place and they speak about the tragedy. and are hoping their award will make a difference. they're hoping that this reward will do the trick bring the person responsible to justice

what we are learning about the gunman--- and what fellow members of the police department are saying about the fallen officer. president obama addressing the media for the first time-- since last week's stunning election results. what he has to say about president-elect donald trump. and. parents in the east bay are taking action--- after racist graffiti was found at an elementary school. that story- next.

>> vicki:a community is mourning the death of a beloved stanislaus county sheriff's deputy.who was killed on the job sunday. catherine heenan is here with new details on the case. the stanislaus county sheriff now says that dennis wallace was shot and killed "execution style". deputy wallace was a 20-year veteran of the department and well known in the community. he was investigating a suspicious car and person sunday - when he found out the car was stolen and then asked for back-up.

but the sheriff says that in a matter of seconds -- he was murdered. the department now believes wallace was killed outside the car - with the gun held against his head. they're calling it "an execution." the suspect has been arrested.which is a relief to local residents. the suspect is david machado - who was tracked down after a manhunt that lasted hours. he was wanted on a felony warrant at the time of the stop. investigators say he was arrested after committing an armed robbery at a convenience store in the town of lindsay.and

had also tried to steal a woman's purse. in the east bay - racist graffiti has shown up at an elementary school. an investigation is now underway. kron four's terisa estacio explains who is now taking action. school officials say the racists messages against chinese, japanese and african americans were spray painted on 5 different areas on the black top here at edison elementary school in alameda. the school was having a book fair - when staff saw the graffiti.

this is alameda schools superintendent. sot/tc: 19 sean mcphetridge/alameda unified superintendent it was tough to see. - and now, look at this - these are what parents and administrators did in response to the racist graffiti, they painted posters and put up signs. sot/tc: 38 jacqueline musich/edison elementary school parent we wanted to make sure that all students and their parents felt welcome. and it was not just at edison where the hate crime occurred, but at all elementary schools on the island. sot/tc: 51 ann rogers/otis elementary school parent my daughter goes to otis elementary - we just want everyone to feel wanted. the alameda police deptarment is investigating - right now, there are no suspects. school officials and parents feel the contentious election and outcome certainly influenced the response to the hate crime. sot/tc: sot/tc: 1:36 craig schneider/edison elementary school parents since the election there is more hate, and we want to counter that.

tes: 1:48 and it isn't over - here - parents tell me there is some movement to join forces and show up with signs of unity at the highschools here in alameda later this week. in alameda, te, kron four news. >> steve:the f-b-i says the number of hate crimes reported to police. is on the rise. the f-b-i says it has increased by about 7-percent last year, led largely by a 67-percent surge in crimes against muslims. you are looking at recent video of hate crimes--- that happened right here in the bay area. civil rights groups had raised concerns about an anti-muslims backlash in the u-s even before recent attacks in paris and in san bernardino. according to new data. this is the second largest surge in hate crimes-- following the 9-11 terror attacks. however, the fbi does say a portion of the increase could be due to an increase in reporting by victims-- as well as -- better reporting and tracking by law enforcement. bart users are responding to the election outcome and a rise in hate crimes. walls at three san francisco bart stations have been turned into "walls of empathy". the temporary project was inspired by a similar one in the new york subway. post-its are being provided for travelers to leave notes of support to each other.

these walls are located at the 24th and mission, 16th and mission, and montgomery street stations. a man who was hit by a car that crashed into a san jose credit union last week- has been identified. 49-year-old leonardo jeronimo was killed when a car hit him as it collided with the alliance credit union on curtner avenue. the credit union was closed at the time for veterans day. the car ran into the building after crashing into another vehicle. another person was hit by the car and was transported to a hospital for treatment. police say both drivers remained at the scene and were cooperative with investigators. >> britteny: innocent to a week and close about a 24-hour temperature change map that degrees and francisco 60 intemperances go 62 crow paul auto and mill valley 71 n.m. but. still comfortable pair field. pittsburgh 67 pleasanton temperatures and develop 7160 degrees and cupertino. and then

low 60s by 6:00. closer the day 39:00. mid-60's the coast. but 30 of 40 percent chance of showers and a few more reinsurances 49 year-old

>> steve:still ahead on kron four. the jury delivers their verdict. in the trail against a georgia father whose son died after being left inside a hot car. the details ahead. and next. c-h-p officers are investigating a fatal hit-and- run. that happened on a busy east bay highway. why officers say the driver responsible. may not even know they struck a person.

c-h-p officers are investigating a hit-and-run collision--- that killed a pedestrain. c-h-p says they were called to highway 580. near central avenue early this morning. for an initial report of a deer that had been struck. but when officers arrived. they discovered it was in fact a person who had been hit-and- killed. kron four's will tran. has more. >>: end status of badly hit major incidents seen cedras to investigate. as derrick comment.

aunt in the fall not sure why people refuse to stop the scenes even if you had your arm like pullover and it hard to believe little realizing it's something.

"i think what will happen with the president elect is there will be certain elements of his temperament that will not serve with him well, i think, unless he recognizes them and corrects them."

>> steve:words of warning from president obama to the man who will succeed him. the president had some advice for donald trump. and for democrats disheartened by hillary clinton's loss. catherine heenan is here with some of the remarkable highlights from the president's news conference today. right now the president is on his way to greece, part of his last trip to europe as leader of the free world. he told the white house press corps today he wanted to in his words, 'clear up the underbrush' before heading overseas. "hello everybody." >> catherine:just a few weeks ago, the president was calling donald trump unfit for the presidency. today his tone was much softer, "do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i have concerns. he and i differ on a whole bunch of issues. but the federal government and our democracy is not a speedboat. it's an ocean liner."

he said he expects trump the president will be d9ifferent from trump the candidate. "and regardless of what experience of assumptions he brought to the office, this office has a way of waking you up. and those aspects of his positions or predispositions that don't match up with reality, he will find shaken up pretty quick because reality has a way of asserting itself. and some of his gifts that obviously allowed him to execute one of the biggest political upsets in history, those are ones that hopefully he will put to good use on behalf of all the american people" the president also offered a subtle critique of hillary clinton's campaign style. "i believe that we have better ideas. but i also believe that good ideas don't matter if people don't hear them. and one of the issues that democrats have to be clear on is that given population distribution across the country, we have to

compete everywhere. we have to show up everywhere. we have to work at a grassroots level." a georgia father has been found guilty of murder after prosecutors say he left his son inside a hot car to die. a jury reached its verdict monday in the trial of justin ross harris. his 22-month-old son cooper died after harris left the boy in his suv while he was at work in june of 2014. harris was charged with malice murder after investigators concluded he left his child to die on purpose. they also charged him with felony murder. he was found guilty of both murder charges. defense attorneys said the boy's death was a tragic accident. the federal judge who overturned the 2007 murder conviction of brendan dassey.has ordered that he be released from prison. dassey's case gathered renewed attention thanks to the popular netflix documentary "making a murderer." >> britteny: beheads up with 3:00 p.m. in area and would like earlier thought tracker

for and by 6:00 a.m. most of the area many see the darker gray dense fog. santa rosa will see patchy fog at 6:00 a.m. that even as the progress the models you into a and a.m. san jose lisa a seymour clearing and foggy conditions expected this will last for most of your morning tomorrow. a weather disturbance year with the the cold front that was and not through. there have meant it. and then we'll let the picture.

and then as we go into wednesday morning round of 45. and then the 20 months year-old son while he was at work. and potentially in the car. dassey and his uncle, steven

prosecutors say dassey confessed to helping avery kill halbach. but a judge overturned dassey's conviction in august, ruling his constitutional rights were violated when he was questioned. the state attorney general's office has filed an emergency motion. to stop dassey's release. veteran journalist gwen ifill has died of cancer at the age of 61. ifill co-hosted p-b-s newshour since 2013 with judy woodruff. the first women to co-anchor a nightly news broadcast. she moderated vice presidential debates in 2004 and 2008. and this year one of the democratic primary debates. ifill took leave from newshour back in may. and again about a week ago. most people did not know she was fighting endometrial cancer. president obama offered his condolences in his news conference today. the president of p-b-s called ifill "one of america's leading lights in journalism." fire crews are working to extinguish a brush fire north of los angeles. it's being called the marek fire. the blaze began just before six this morning. near little tujunga canyon road in angeles national forest. 26-engines and a helecopter are working to put out fire. that has now spread about 50-acres. officials say the blaze is about 50-percent contained. at this time. evacuations are not being required and roads remain open. the cause of the fire is under investigation. leaders in new zealand are assessing the damage after a 7.8 earquake struck the island nation over the weekend. here is a look at some of the damage. at least two people were killed in the powerful earthquake. police say they have also received reports that several people suffered minor injuries in the south island town of kaikoura. >> vicki: hosted key was our orders. all men news broadcast . and munster vice presidential debates and house of for this year's on the democratic debate. dos and go. and they offered condolences

and the economy news conference today the close at one of the most legally leading ladies in journalism. straight ahead and the friendly forty-niners lucky team came so close to breaking the seven game losing streak and here from the coach and house plans to move forward. parting lot of fire and the national forest and the communities in monsanto's the details had wall street u.s. stocks have come back all losses finished with almost unchanged dow gained 21 and has that 19 and s&p at a fraction of a point.

>> vicki: a veritable the final outcome as it was 58 years the blaze is now 50 percent contained at this point of ventilation are not being required roads remain open for the time being. all look at some

of the damage to people killed employees say they also received reports of minor injuries and the south island town damaging some low-lying areas news eland is putting in helicopters attache to the rescue tourists residents many stranded after damage, off track and vehicle access.

yet-- they did manage to make yesterday's game exciting.as it came down to the last play of the game. chip kelly broke down the game at team headquarters this afternoon. and mark carpenter has the story. it could be called the most encouraging performance of the season for the 49ers. they went on the road and held their own against a divisional opponent, forced key turnovers and for the first time in more than a month, didn't get blown out by double digits. yet, the moral victory doesn't hide the fact that this team is now 1-and-8. chip kelly "i don't think anyone is patting themselves on the back by being close with arizona. that's not what this deal is about. this is about winning."

and while actual wins continue to elude the 49ers, their latest performance showed us that they are not unattainable. the kelly system.seems to be sinking in. on defense. the niners racked up 4-turnovers.and halted a 7- game streak of allowing more than 100-yards rushing. and colin kaepernick.turned in another clean outing.with two scores and no interceptions. kaepernick "i think at this point, when chip is calling a play or when mod's calling a play, i know what they are thinking. i know what they want to get done with that play and that makes me feel more comfortable and our offense is doing a great job of executing the plays that are being called." while the team is improving, it's difficult seeing the losing come to an end this week. as the perennial-power patriots come to santa clara. chip "i don't think anyone says let's just take the week off because we can't win. but i played this team last year when i was in philadelphia and had a big victory up in foxboro, it's an entirely different situation. we've played them before and i understand the challenge of it. i think if you are a competitor, you get excited about playing in games like this. i don't say 'oh my god' we

don't have hope. if you have a chance to play against tom brady and bill belichick, if that doesn't get your blood boiling then you are in the wrong sport." meanwhile, the raiders need no extra motivation to get amped up. the silver and black.enter the 2nd half of the season with a share of first place in the afc west. a position they'll look to maintain when they face the texans next monday night in mexico city. mark carpenter, kron 4 news. and take a look at this. >> steve:the world's closest supermoon since 1948 will be visible again tonight. this is video of the moon over oaklandlast night. we won't see another moon like this until 2034. a supermoon occurs when a full moon makes its closest pass to earth in its orbit. this causes the moon to appear bigger and brighter. you can submit your photo's of the supermoon to our website- kron4.com. >> vicki: a group of new jersey bikers were star struck. when they stopped to help a fellow biker on the side of the road. the stranded biker.turned out to be a rock n roll icon. the motorcyclist was singer bruce springsteen.whose bike broke down this weekend. the group initially didn't realize it was him, until they got closer and saw his face. they gave springsteen a ride to a restaurant, where someone else came to pick him up. but before he left, the rock star paid everyone a round of

drinks. and even promised them some concert tickets. >> britteny: the area where you are in locations clear skies roller-coaster gassy the clouds. and your 70 forecast. rattle like process occurs of resemblances go starting to push and parts of san jose and

closely in the it will appear and continue to move closer to a spirit in the south bay in the east bay than a slight chance of showers for rural allows the of

course. 61 in richmond has run the region tomorrow mid-60's differences go 6 ft. and at the mission district clusters sematech a 64. however on the region but back in the '60s for nevada 60 degrees and the allied land. the 70 the amount argon and 56-livermore cent of it. >> britteny: in chances assess mouths slight chance merely for the no. it's naive and into wednesday

backstory week starts tonight right here on kron four. tonight we go behind the scenes. as kron four's rob fladeboe interviews a man who was attacked while playing the popular smartphone app, pokemon go. here's a preview:

the backstory airs tonight at 9:00 following kron 4 news at 8. coming up. megyn kelly opening up about the sexual harassment she allegedly suffered at the hands of roget ailes. that story-- next.

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that was donald trump during his campaign. and today. with that in mind, san francisco raised the stakes in the sanctuary city debate. the city's mayor and other leaders say, they will continue to protect immigrant families despite the threat of federal money being cut. >> steve:hello. i'm pam moore. i'm steve aveson. kron4's maureen kelly was there during a unity rally at city hall. where the mayor promised to uphold san francisco values. >>:we will fight discrimination like it's never been fought before. a firey ed lee stood with his political allies.and even his adversaries.brought together in order to combat a new threat.what a donald trump presidency will mean for san francisco.

if we lose a friend in the white house and we've had a good friend in the white house.we will find other friends. during his campaign the president elect threatened to cut funding from sanctuary cities like san francisco. who's policy is not to coordinate with federal law enforcement in efforts to deport the undocumented. if he keeps that promise.that could translate to up a billion dollars loss for san francisco.but the city says they dont' plan to back down. today we stand united to do all that we can to protect san francisco as a san francisco city.\ when asked what steps the city could take to defend it's sanctuary city policy.the mayor's voiced a hope that it won't come to that. well i think getting people ready and having that dialogue is the first step in order to face anything that could come out of washington dc that's the most important thing to me i hope that the campaign rhetoric is not a reflection on how is going to manage the country because it could be very very ugly for major cities across the country california state assemblyman david chiu says the democratic legislators are already talking about how to help.

we are willing to work with the trump administartion where we can but we are prepared to defend to the hilt our california values our san francisco values and our people one idea being kicked around.declaring california a sanctuary state. maureen kelly kron4 news san francisco joins the list of cities that say they will defend undocumented immigrants. others include chicago, los angeles, new york city, seattle, philadelphia and minneapolis. the head of one chicago hosptial today said they have seen a dramatic spike in calls to mental health hotlines because people are concerned over deportations. he called it a "public health crisis." president obama says, he thinks that donald trump will begin

sending some 'signals of unity'. now that he is president- elect. catherine heenan is here with details on today's revealing news conference. it was the presidents first news conference since the election. he again urged americans to give donald trump a chance.and gave us a better idea of what the two have talked about. obama is off on his final overseas trip as president.and says he'll be able to reassure u.s. allies that his successor 'does' support nato. and he told reporters he thinks trump is more pragmatic than ideological. saying "this office has a way of

"waking you up." he even suggested that losing the presidential race isn't all bad for the democratic party. he says trump understands that he can't be reckless with words. as for that meeting last week.obama says he told trump it's important to reach out to minority groups and women - who were concerned about the 'tenor of the campaign.' he says that it's something trump wants to do -- while also balancing commitments he made to the supporters who elected him. steve and pam? more protests today in the bay area over the election with students walking out of class in oakland. they gathered downtown for an anti-trump rally before heading

to a larger protest in the city's fruitvale district.kron4's haaziq madyun was there >>:"we are the future okay!" these oakland students are not waiting for the future to let their voices be heard. on monday they walked out of class and gathered outside of oakland city hall to sound off their concerns with president-elect donald trump "because we don't feel comfortable with donald trump as our president" why not? "because we don't like what he supports, he is sexist, he is racist, he is homophobic and we don't stand for that" "we're all students, we're all here, we're all marching, we all have a cause but what are we going to do about it" "i want to protest, not donald trump's presidency because that's something i can't change" 16-year-old kendall prime from oakland technical high school says it is important for students to voice their thoughts about what is happening in this country >>:"i just want show that we are students and even though we don't have a voice in the vote, we have a voice in this nation" over 1000 students walked out of class. around 800 of them were from the oakland unified school district according to officials "we understand that this is something that has our students very upset.today they are expressing those feelings and we support them in that but we do want them back in class as soon as possible though" after the rally downtown the students marched to the fruitvale village where their peaceful anti trump protest continued.in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news hundreds of high school students in los angeles also skipped class. to protest president- elect donald trump.

students marched down streets this afternoon carrying signs. some bearing u-s and mexican flags. the teens are protesting trump's call for the deportation of undocumented immigrants. and the potential construction of a wall between the u.s and mexico. many students say, they are from the united states. but they fear for relatives. who are technically in this country illegally. * * * another big story we are following. this one out of the south bay. >> britteny: and most of tomorrow to announce a new contract more clouds moving in. the mostly 7:00 p.m.. of 53 and

spot an article for this time yesterday. and then late latest model here in san francisco and up throughout the north bay and on the south it. and then over tomorrow morning possibly once again. want the defense fought already developing half was the

entire area checking of visibility and to zero. men over all the details and just a bit. someone fired shots on a pair of san jose police officers last night. and it's being treated as attempted murder. now, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, a cash reward is being offered in the case. sot sgt. sean pritchard/san jose police standing not far from where the bullets were flying sunday night, sergeant sean pritchard of the san jose police officer's association announced the $10,000 cash reward,

describing the shooter as a coward sot sgt. sean pritchard/police officer's assoc. this was the scene around 7;30 p.m. here on luby drive where someone fired multiple shots at officers who had made contact with a group of individuals in what was described as a routine patrol of the area just north of mckee road. the officers were not hit nor will they be

intimidated says chief eddie garcia\ sot chief eddie garcia/san jose police this was the second such an attack on police this year. in march, a man was arrested after he fired on officers with an ar- 15 assault rifle. no one was hurt then either but police are only to aware of what many perceive to be rising violence against them. sot sgt. sean pritchard police say this area, near checkers drive, has long been a known gang hot spot. neighbors say there is a lot of new graffiti. someone fired into this apartment complex last month. no one was hurt but chris akins says he is moving out nonetheless.

a deputy was shot execution style in stanislaus county. now, police are working to gather information about the crime. police say, 36- year -old david machado. shot deputy dennis wallace twice in the head, at point blank range. it happened sunday morning, near fox grove park just east of modesto. deputy wallace called for backup after coming across a van that was reported stolen. moments later, he was dead. police say, david machado then fled the van and carjacked another car. hours later, they say, he tried to steal a woman's purse at a convenience store. about 150- miles south of the shooting. the woman fought back and called police. and he was later arrested. he now faces a murder charge. the man who was hit and killed when a car crashed into a san jose credit union has been identified. 49-year-old leonardo jeronimo of

alviso was killed in the collision on friday. it happened when two cars collided. one car ran onto the side-walk and hit the man before crashing into the building. the credit union was closed for the veterans day holiday at the time of the crash. jeronimo was pronounced dead at the scene. the other person was transported to the hospital. a prominent bay area lawyer. gunned down right outside his home. the big reward being offer tonight to solve his killing. and schools in a normally quiet east bay community find themselves the victims of a hate crime. what happened over the weekend and the response today from parents and officials. plus: groundbreaking journalist gwen ifill has died after a battle with cancer. how she is being remembered and the tribute today from the president. a big story we are following tonight out of the east bay: a 50-thousand dollar reward is being offered tonight to help solve the killing of a lawyer.

police have been running there's animus toward then as live outside " he has learned. hot >> reporter: in the person is still out there their weapons and so far of teredo didn't know who did it or why.

the anonymous donor information leading to the arrest. it also hopeful issuing we strongly encourage anyone with information and to immediately come forward and contact of real police department.

>> steve:school officials say the racists messages against chinese, japanese and african americans were spray painted on 5 different areas on the black top here at edison elementary school in alameda. the school was having a book fair - when staff saw the graffiti. although upset about the messages, parents and school staff say it prompted them to take action. take a look at schools this morning - parents showed up with signs and posted pictures. sot/tc: 00-05 sean mcphetridge/superintendent it was tough to see. - but we rallied. sot/tc: jacqueline musich/edison elementary school parent it was not just at edison where the hate crime occurred, but at all elementary schools on the island. the alameda police deptarment is investigating - right now, there are no suspects.

a union city man. accused of killing his father during a camping trip. is being sent to arizona to face a murder charge. investigators say, 21-year-old francis klettke. shot his dad three weeks ago. the father's body was found not far from where a witness saw the two men camping. officials say, his car was also missing. witnesses reported seeing a suspect in the car. and the description closely matched that have francis klettke. he was arrested in union city late last month.

>> britteny: and a closer look epic the cloudy skies ahead into tomorrow. no. they chars expected then slightly cooler temperatures are going to start a transfer weekend rain. article were down four degrees in san francisco for an oakland 3 in hayward for degrees in half monday the degrees cooler from this time yes today in san jose assess the beginning of some the changes we start to see. temperatures disagrees not view 59 union city 63 livermore 58 degrees in san francisco 64 in

half and a 61 center fell 57 degrees and a bottle of '60s and that up. " temperatures on the cooler side and helipad at 57. a weather disturbance right now coring lot of rain fall into the north of our area. missing clubs developer along a coast pushing into parts of san jose and clear conditions for inland locations everyone wants to check out the sick room has a pretty good chance. into the next few hours we start to see the cloud increasing. into wednesday we see another chance as well. a huge system by tens of an inch and a to two days to lobby to saturday sunday. but a chance of rain that that's right over it shows in san francisco

peninsula sound and 9:00 a.m. seen dense fog for san francisco on the san mateo 6:00 a.m. till monday am and take a look at all the fog and oakland concord livermore antioch hayward. this affects your entire morning commute. and then saddam jose in the mid-60s that it forecast shows between thursday. next on

kron 4 news: the tribute today to journalist gwen ifill. we will have more on her groundbreaking career covering the white house. plus a pedestrian. hit and killed on a busy bay area freeway. the help police need in their investigation. new tonight at eight.a long-shot effort to reverse the outcome of last week's election.

change their vote from donald television journalist gwen ifill has died of cancer at the age of 61. catherine heenan is here with more on the co-host of the p-b-s "news hour". gwen ifill worked for pbs.she's moderated presidential and vice- presidential debates. >> catherine:and also worked for nbc. she took a leave from the

'newshour' show earlier this year.but without ever making her illness public.and then went out on leave again about a week ago. most people didn't know that she was fighting endometrial cancer. p-b-s says she was a "standard bearer for courage, fairness and integrity." president obama mentioned her in his news conference today.saying that he and the first lady will miss her.

ifill began her career in 1982 at the baltimore evening sun.and later reported for the washington post and the times. she died today at a hospice facility in washington - surrounded by family and friends. steve and pam? it happened not once but twice today on bay area freeways. pedestrians struck and killed. what we are learning about the person hit on interstate 580 near albany. the donald trump transition team is hard work. the questions being raised about some of the candidates to serve in his cabinet. and a couple of interesting changes coming to smartphones. the unique features being added by apple and samsung.

another big story tonight: president-elect donald trump has started to pick the members of his white house administration team. but there are still a number of key positions that will need to be filled before trump's inauguration in january.

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dianne gallagher with our partners at c-n-n with some of the questions being raised about those who are in line for top jobs. members of the transition team, showing up for their first full week of work. kellyanne conway / trump senior adviser: i think this week you'll hear some additional appointments. vice president-elect mike pence, the transition leader, spoke in indiana monday about who they're looking for. gov. mike pence / -r- vice president-elect: it's all about finding men and women who have the character and the competence and the ability to really implement the vision that donald trump has expressed.

but some are already questioning trump's inner-circle selections. on sunday, republican nation committee chairman reince preibus was named chief of staff. preibus will serve as an, "equal partner" to trump's newly named chief counsel and strategist, steve bannon, campaign c.e.o. and controversial former head of the far right-leaning breitbart news. critics, pointing to a history of incendiary pieces published under bannon's watch, are concerned about the tone he may bring to the west wing. especially as racial tensions and reports of harassment escalate across the country. the trump team is defending the appointment. >> reporter: fallen trees will the minister if they showed up with these signs of unity. >> steve: another big story is that the of president-elect depicting his administration seem there are still a number of key positions and will need to be filled before the inauguration they rank chief of

staff. and a strategist. the ceo specially as racial tensions escalate across the country. hong

kellyanne conway / trump senior adviser: people should look at the full resume. he has a harvard business degree, he was a naval officer. and the president-elect had a message for any of his supporters who may be harassing minorities. donald trump / -r- president- elect: don't do it. that's terrible. because i'm going to bring this country together. i say, stop it, if it helps - and i will say this, and i'll say it right to the camera, stop it! in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. >> steve:fire crews are working to put out a brush fire north of los angeles. the fire began just before six this morning in the angeles national forest. it started out as a small brush fire. but has spread to 50- acres. officials say the fire is 50- percent contained. deputies are assisting with volunteer evacuations. no roads have been closed.

the cause of the fire is under investigation. the world's closest supermoon since 1948 will be visible again tonight. this is video of the moon over oaklandlast night. we won't see another moon like this until 2034. a supermoon occurs when a full moon makes its closest pass to earth in its orbit. this causes the moon to appear bigger and brighter. you can submit your photo's of the supermoon to our website- kron4.com. if by chance you can see the supermoon tonight, you can share it with us through the kron 4 mobile app. download it for free for your apple or android device. >> britteny: does the best and the trend see this agreement. tracking a few clouds and as good. elsa a closet for livermore most of the east bay 88 up three parts of and then

and parts of east bay we see it the weather disturbance here ring a chance of showers and we will wake up to dense fog for the entire area and a few more and chances all the details coming up on the next forecast.

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sneak peek at what you will see. catch the bad story at 9:00 p.m. tonight after news essex it. with another round of dense fog with morning commute. even a

chance of showers right around 5:00 a.m. in the north lay closer 8:00 for san francisco. more the chances on saturday and sunday

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