>> marty:good morning and welcome to the and today we are expecting rain and plenty of it. as you can see rain is currently coming down over most of the bay area. and here's a live look outside at the embarcadero. you can see wet pavement to start your morning. we are expecting rain not just for today but tomorrow morning as well. and to help you plan your day we have team coverage of the storm. averi harper is live in san rafael with conditions in thew north bay. and rebecca strom is at the weather center tracking the storm. let's start with you rebecca. how much rain can we expect to see today and throughout the weekend. >> rebecca: widespread across

color california. even getting some spindles in san francisco. he accused it of the morning. now once again into he widespread across the entire bay area into a self they be will see this mostly in san jose with heavy rain. in the afternoon hours kron 4 read the rules

those seasons showers for most of the entire debate today well clearly go to summer shower hotly tomorrow creeps and then plugging and got a two-hour delay is. how much rain to the sec wouldand our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. averi is live in san rafael. averi, how are the conditions looking out there this morning? >> averi: here so astrocyte the go or real now conditions he wants is the fruit tree hunting

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the for will enjoy the natural devices. and to track today's storm and future storms make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app downloaded before you leave the house this weekend. we'll send out important weather and traffic push alerts as the storm moves through the bay area. it's free to download in the app store for both android and apple devices. breaking overnight. >> marty:two people are seriously injured after they crashed a stolen car into a cement wall in vallejo. police say it all began just before 1 this morning. they spotted a blue honda civic that was reported stolen in a car jacking at gun point. and when police tried to stop that car, the driver took off. after a police chase, the driver lost control and crashed it into a cement wall. rescue crews had to do extensive

work to remove the driver, a 19 year old from richmond and the passenger, an 18 year old from antioch from the car. a replica gun was recovered from the car as well. our top story this morning. more racist graffiti was found at california high school in san ramon. this is now the fourth incident at that high school in just the past few weeks. and now parents are saying this is part of a much bigger problem on campus. kron4's lydia pantazes was at the school's emergency meeting where the discussion about the graffiti got pretty heated. a big story we are following

this morning. one person is dead after a plane crashed into a home in moss beach. another person who was on board that plane was injured and taken to a nearby hospital. here's video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. the crash was first reported just after 11:15 friday morning. officials say the plane was coming from sacramento. and it was scheduled to land at the half moon bay airport. people who saw the wrecked plane couldn't believe what happened. officials say no one on the ground was injured. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b will be investigating the crash. there mees) civil in her scenes is the cup. harrison's here say they all live ministers fashion needs to be taken. for

>> marty: harder for illegal neufeld helicopter fresh for for for a special session plan was coming to the court and people who saw the plane cannot believe what happened. coming up on kron four news weekend. a 40-year-old man accused of luring a teenage girl. how he is now being accused of sexual assault and what he allegedly used to talk to her. and a chaotic scene in the east bay has left an innocent bystander in the hospital. what happened in san leandro that injured an elderly couple. and some foods that can cause disabilities. what your children should avoid at all costs. coming up next. for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week:

>> marty:for your health this morning. there is yet another reason to make sure your kids are eating right. fatty foods could be attacking their brains. leading to developmental disabilities. that's according to a new study released earlier this week. scientists say excessive amounts of sugar and fat deplete the levels of a key protein needed to help their brain develop. this means their brains move slower. and that raises the risk of mental illness and alzheimers later on in life. the researchers say the findings should help explain why obesity is increasingly linked to neurological conditions. a new cholesterol drug shows promise to help reverse heart disease. officials say the new drug given along with a cholesterol- lowering statin medicine has been able to shrink the plaque that is clogging arteries. doctors say that could potentially provide a way to undo some of the damage of heart disease. the drug also drove bad cholesterol down to levels rarely if ever seen in people before.

for the weekend: it's the y-m-c-a grand opening community event in san francisco. check out the fun activities for kids and group exercise classes. it's happening at the stonestown y-m-c-a from 10:00 to 4:00. and it's free to attend.

live look outside.sutro tower. in the south bay. what might have looked like snow in san jose was actually foam. check this out. a fire supression system in an airplane hanger accidently went off friday afternoon. the white foam spilled out of the hanger all over roadways near mineta san jose international airport. fire crews say this type of fire retardent is toxic in concentrated form. however is not dangerous after mixed with water and sprayed into the air. a 40-year-old man accused of luring and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl made his first court appearance. >> rebecca: holes and revised issue for my chp this morning. be extra careful and of course this lake and the storm tracks

for you getting some snow showers in the sierra and most of it covering ukiah or announced when and in the future test for by the 10:00 hour it will be completely starting across the bay area in the south bay and all the east bay pleasanton its board also moving east and the late afternoon hours the shower is a stick around for us through the entire day today make sure you have your brain codes have at the door and enjoy your saturday it will be what one. this is how much rain we expect over the next 24 hours. and for nevada

over an inch of santa rosa have mention of the south bay and also alicea quarters a match for oakland. outdoor the golden gate bridge is wet and rainy also windy conditions as dimension chp has issued a high wind advisory owes 30 mi. an hour winmark 25 oakland right now and is going to get even higher. no. they will seeing mostly fifties right now and higher highs are looking for this afternoon.

ian teager was in alameda county superiour court in hayward friday. he's accused of luring a teenage girl through a social media app called kik. teager did not enter a plea because he still does not have a lawyer.

police are now looking for other potential victims. teager is scheduled to be back in court on november 30th. it's been 14 months since the valley fire scorched lake county, destroying about 13- hundred buildings. now, we have an update on the rebuilding effort. kron four's spencer blake shows us how things are coming along in middletown.in a story you'll only see on four. >> :"it will always take a long time to rebuild after a devastating fire, but here in middletown, groups of out-of- town volunteers are making that process go just a little bit faster." >> reporter:

every swish of a roller or brush brings these houses closer to completion. in september of 2015, they were nothing but burned rubble. now, in a town with just two stop lights, rebuilding is under way with the help of hope city - a team made up of various nonprofit organizations. "we're working ona few different houses. this house, the foundation and everything was up. we have done the siding, we started painting at a couple houses. at a house over that way we've done the insulation and the dry wall and they've started doing the mudding and the taping." americorps has 13 people here from all over the country. "we have a few people from texas, alabama, we have people

from as far as pennsylvania." it's no wonder it takes a lot of outsiders to get the job done. lake county has issued more than seven hundred permits for *rebuilding from the valley fire, and builders have applied for hudred more. that doesn't even include *new construction permits. almost 130 of those projects are done, including sharon dawson's home, which she moved back into this weekend. "we're coming home. it's a long process." some volunteers are on a two- weeks-on, one-week-off schedule, like this man from southern california. "giving with no expectation of receiving anything in return fills me with .just good stuff." those on the receiving end of the service will probably have a lot on their mindsas they celebrate thanksgiving. "they lost everything and now they feel like they have hope." in middletown, spencer blake, kron four news. happening now. ski resorts are opening up for the season. this is video from kirkwood where it has been cold enough to make snow. all the ski resorts in the tahoe region. are gearing up for the upcoming season. boreal and mount rose are open. northstar is aiming to open tomorrow. and heavenly is set to open on wednesday. of course, all of these dates depend on the amount of snow. squaw, alpine meadows and soda springs are also hoping to open on wednesday. tahoe donner. donner ranch.is looking to open on december 9th. the warriors take on boston in game two of their road trip. cal and stanford set to face-off in the big game. gary has your bay area sports coming up next. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the 20-16 holiday artisan fair in san francisco. check out the art showcase in it's 10th year. it's happening at the de young museum from 9:30 to 4:30. and it's free to attend.

>> gary: yet clear thomasson sat 20 it plans the lawyer as much have control from the onset curry and then the regular

season game. let the stadium with on hundred and four other people as for sunday kimberleys first time against his boyhood they redeem the all-pro tight end and husky first plan not than at and you can probably expect but anderson out all sort and last six games over

cal. thank persian mccaffrey unrewarded. will find it all heavyweight champion sergei it will be the seventh fight in boxing history to undefeated fighters with 30 marlins organon for

it's the tree lighting celebration in san francisco. check out the live musical performances and tree lighting. it's happening at pier 39 from 2:00 to 6:30. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. and we continue tracking the storm this morning. here's a look at the kron four weather tracker. >> rebecca: escolars this storm moves along and to the coast here begins see it getting really down the sacramento right here at home in the north gate area heavily hit right now.

getting some showers in san francisco. future test tracking all this rain forests much of the rain widespread. most of the movie east. and some showers tomorrow morning as well. a and the north bay and south bay and pleasanton. we let you know when speeds you can expect the today i will advisory in effect until 6:00.

>> marty:in the south bay. san jose police arrested a man who allegedly fired shots at two officers last week. the suspect is 20-year-old luis soriano. police say the shooting happened as the two officers were on foot patrol near avalani avenue and luby drive. they walked toward a group of people who scattered when they saw the officers. they believe soriano turned as he ran, firing several shots at the officers. they were not hit by the gunfire. police say soriano is a known gang member. he's being held at santa clara county jail on two counts of attempted murder and probation violation.

in the east bay. a man is fighting for his life this morning after he and his wife were injured in a car crash. a running gun battle through the streets of san leandro resulted caused that crash thursday on dowling boulevard. and elderly couple was sent to the hospital after being hit head on. officers also found a man suffering from gunshot wounds near the scene, he is currently recovering. the other man in the shootout left the scene. police do not have a clear descrpiton of him. >> marty:also in the east bay. the alameda county district attorney's office will not charge an oakland police officer. this in regards to the widespread sex scandal involving several bay area police departments. the d-a originally annaounced plans to charge a total of seven current or former officers. now that number has gone down to six. the investigation is centered around jasmine abuslin. formerly known as "celeste guap." abuslin has filed claims against three cities in the scandal. that is the greeting that vice president-elect mike pence received as he was entering a new york theater to watch hamilton. and the cast of hamilton also took a moment to address pence directly. telling him that they truly hope the show inspired him to uphold american values and work on behalf of all of everyone. word quickly spread on social media of pence being booed and one of the people who came to his defense was president elect donald trump. here is what he said about the incident on twitter. our wonderful future v.p. mike

pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of hamilton, cameras blazing. this should not happen! the theater must always be a safe and special place. the cast of hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, mike pence. apologize! and president-elect donald trump will be spending this weekend at his golf course in new jersey. but golf is not on the menu. trump will be interviewing candidates for his administration. including former presidential nominee mitt romney. as cnn's kyung lah has the details. "the assistant attorney general for national security" the wait is over for these muslim activists who say they now see the real president trump.

his appointments sounding alarms from d-c to los angeles. "whether you're talking about widespread surveillance or detentions or deportations. or denaturalization." this becomes more real? yes. absolutely. we have to accept their rhetoric. we can't wait until their policies are rolled out. these people represent that mentality." al-marayati is talking about trump's national security appointments. muslims most concerned about retired army lieutenant general michael flynn. "radical islamists and failed tyrants!" offered the role of national security advisor. he said this over the summer. "islam is a political ideology, it is a political ideology it definitely hides behind this notion of it being a religion." for african americans their main concern alabama senator jeff sessions nominated for attorney general. "senator sessions, overseeing the justice department should send chills down the backs of anyone of good faith in this country." look at history, says robinson. in 1986, during senate judiciary hearings as sessions sought a federal judge position testimony included accusations that he joked about the kkk and called the naacp un-american. "i am not a racist. i'm not

insensitive to blacks." sessions was denied that federal judgeship the naacp releasing a statement calling sessions' appointment as the head of the u-s justice department "deeply troubling" and that "by every means available, the naacp will continue to stand against the regressive and intolerant views that senator sessions espouses." the president-elect has agreed to a 25 million dollar settlement to resolve several lawsuits over trump university. the suits alleged that trump university did not deliver the quaility education it promised. donald trump's lawyers say the settlement will now allow the president-elect to focus on challenges facing the nation. they also say they have no doubt trump university would have won if the case went to trial. the money will go to 6-thousand former students who will each

get at least half of their tuition back. black friday is right around the corner. the stores that are already in the black friday spirit with sales. coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the light up our world performance in daly city. check out the community art performance of joy, hope and unity. it's happening at city hall from 5:00 to 9:00. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. it's not black friday yet, but some stores are already rolling out some of their black friday deals. and some shoppers are out taking advantage of the sales. kron 4's hermela aregawi shows us where the deals are starting early. if you like a good bargain, but hate the black friday rush. this might be your year. several stores including old navy, kohl's and macy's are offering some of their discounts earlier. sot jennifer bowman, asst manager, macys union square we started yesterday with our black friday door buster deals and they go all the way through saturday so you can get those great deals without the

craziness of the holiday season. shoppers know about the early deals. and are seizing the opportunity. sot karen philbrick i'm doing it to avoid the rush. its a little bit more relaxed and i'm still finding there are very good bargains to be had at this time. sot jennifer ray shopping for the kids, shopping for myself. there are some great sales so we're just taking advantage before the crowds hit. according to wallethub. customers should look for a 39 percent of higher discount on their black friday purchases. they say macys has the best discounts with an avrage fo 63 % off. with jcpenny kohls and sears making the top 10. this year. some people say, they're coming across deals they can't pass up.

sot janine marazzo well i'm not supposed to be shopping for myself but everything ive gotten today except for one thing is for me. lots of shoes. sot jennifer ray yeah there are a lot of really good deals, a lot of early deals before thanksgiving. in sf, ha, k4 news. san francisco department stores are in the holiday spirit. the adorable animals they're placing on their windows. coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekend: it's international games day in san francisco. play checkers, chess, uno and more. it's happening at the library for the blind from 10:30 to 12:30. and it's free to attend.

>> rebecca: mr. cross area as a progress when how.

some of francisco and future tests to break it all down for us so as we head through these early morning hours this is across the happens in the east they also the south a san jose alicea very heavy rain and then once we get to the afternoon hours to see some showers continue through saturday. and the head of a continuing right out the door we see that it's raining to run north is done you can see is whether there and most of it to you now when the advisory has been issued by the national weather service today because we see 45 ma our wins and wind advisories for all the bay area. hit but

>> rebecca: it-the '60s will be very wet and dry windy. 7 there on the day forecast and shorts possible for monday things tryout once again it in alicia

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>> reporter: homes through the holiday windows program. hundreds of animals were adopted last year alone. the program raised nearly 90- thousand dollars to provide year-round support for the san francisco's s-p-c-a's life- saving programs. the windows will remain open until january 1. all this week, we have been reporting on lead in drinking water. and all that is being done to keep lead out of your home and away from your family. kron 4's lydia pantazes set out to test the water and reports on what she discovered. 11-year old kate hagopian fills up her water bottle multiple time times a day. and so does her family. "i have two kids and a husband and two dogs" her mother marie is trying to do her part not to use plastic water bottles. "so definitely if i had a choice, i'd want to go to the tap and hope that could be the best water i could give them." but when it comes to testing the water for contaminants. "i haven't actually tested it but that would be a very desirable thing to do i'm sure with all the things you're hearing about with water and

lead in other states it does make you raise awareness." if you're like me, you're asking "how" how do i test the water and where can i buy a test? that's exactly what we set out to do. we wanted the easiest test we could find. we went some stores where they only sold tests where you have to mail in the sample. wait a few weeks for the results. but we wanted immediate results. we found it at a hardware store in san ramon, there was only one product type on the shelf but that was all we needed. less than $15 bucks for one test. "first alert immediate results" marie agreed to do the test on her own. after reading the instructions

she got to work. "do not disturb strips or vile during this time." she collects the water. nats collecting water then puts it into the test tube. "place two droppers full" she shakes it and then she puts in the test strips. "our lead and our pesticide going in simultaneously." after 10 minutes, we have results. the test showed the bottom line next to number one is darker, which means the test is negative. "lead is not an issue in our drinking water according to this test." "the home test ones will show you a little bit but they won't give you a full analysis of what's in your water" danielle neilson is the director of sales and marketing for isings culligan water in livermore. her company does testing as well. she says the number of people wanting their water tested has definitely gone up since the flint water crisis. "it definitely brought an awareness, you can't help but see what's in the media and be concerned with what's coming from your tap" water testing prices can range depending on the company you choose but some water delivery companies do it for free. "you know what, it makes me feel really good right now, in this moment that our drinks by water is safe." but for marie and her family $15 dollars is a small price to pay for peace of mind. lydia pantazes kron4 news. >> marty:our in-depth series continues tonight at 10. east bay mud has miles of pipelines that bring water to more than a million customers. it continues to work to find the problem pipes of the past so it can protect your drinking future. and if you missed any of our stories this week, you can always catch up on kron 4 news dot com. we've posted all of our stories and additional information on discovering lead in your home and school. a stockton family was booed off their plane as they were heading to retreive their son's body after he was killed in afghanistan. the gold star family was allowed to get off the plane first. so they would not not miss their connecting flight. that upset some of the other passengers.

the father says the reaction was extrememly upsetting for the family. however, they were treated better on the second flight. 30-year- old sergeant john perry died after stopping a suicide bomb attack last weekend. he is set to be buried at arlington national cemetery "doctor strange" has dominated the box office. what new movie might be taking it down. now showing is coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside.sutro tower. for the weekend: it's the 20-16 renegade craft fair holiday market in san francisco. the work of over 300 talented artists will be on display. it's happening at the fort mason center from 11:00 to 6:00. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. "doctor strange" has spent two weekends at the top of the box office. but he could be displaced by another magic man. david daniel looks at what's opening in theaters this weekend. take a look at this. this is video of a 9 year old boy catching his baby brother moments before he hit ground after rolling off a changing table. positions underdog believe this miles the boxer who dealt but

from a car crashed return to the ring. and you remember the tasmania and double and the opening weekend. >> averi: in the north. if the need to know before you gonna read this morning.

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good morning and welcome to the kron 4 morning news. and today we are expecting rain and plenty of it. as you can see rain is currently coming down over most of the bay area. and here's a live look outside at the embarcadero. you can see wet pavement to start your morning. we are expecting rain not just for today but tomorrow morning as well. and to help you plan your day we have team coverage of the storm. averi harper is live in san rafael with conditions in thew north bay. and rebecca strom is at the weather center tracking the storm. let's start with you rebecca. how much rain can we expect to see today and throughout the weekend. >> rebecca: alicea and chat at happens in the next 24 hours a closer look ears from tracker at what things look like in the past three hours current conditions we see this systems would be across the bay area. all those areas getting some very heavy rain or the yellow is indicating and most the city and

san francisco and the peninsula to kill and then we see it in your neighborhood. current conditions was see it almost heavy rainfall and the no. date set. rose and a lot of getting currently in the get the 10:00 hour air resources across the bay area heavy rains at times for the east bay south today. and along the peninsula. it will be with or lot of rain for today. we'll have some showers go through the entire saturday today. had umbrellas handy also appearing do tandy you will need them. hit hit

>> averi: lovelies are falling at this point and we can clockers wanderings and cause flooding robert girl looking in the storm drains are clear as well. it still pending down here in center felt we will be here if not the morning a monitor conditions. >> marty:and to track today's storm and future storms make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app downloaded before you leave the house this weekend. we'll send out important weather and traffic push alerts as the storm moves through the bay area. it's free to download in the app store for both android and apple devices. breaking overnight. two people are seriously injured after they crashed a stolen car into a cement wall in vallejo.

police say it all began just before 1 this morning. they spotted a blue honda civic that was reported stolen in a car jacking at gun point. and when police tried to stop that car, the driver took off. after a police chase, the driver lost control and crashed it into a cement wall. rescue crews had to do extensive work to remove the driver, a 19 year old from richmond and the passenger, an 18 year old from antioch from the car. a replica gun was recovered from the car as well. our top story this morning. more racist graffiti was found at california high school in san ramon. this is now the fourth incident at that high school in just the past few weeks. and now parents are saying this is part of a much bigger problem

on campus. kron4's lydia pantazes was at the school's emergency meeting where the discussion about the graffiti got pretty heated. >> reporter: data for last minute as live but the school district. and listen to and showing racist slurs. a blur of the offensive language here's another foe from last month to one wrote pence demanding a zero tolerance policy. once in the emotional chautauqua how she feels on campus. hopper and

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couldn't believe what happened. here's video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. the crash was first reported just after 11:15 friday morning. officials say the plane was coming from sacramento. and it was scheduled to land at the half moon bay airport. people who saw the wrecked plane couldn't believe what happened. officials say no one on the ground was injured. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b will be investigating the crash. coming up on kron four news

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for your health this morning. there is yet another reason to make sure your kids are eating right. fatty foods could be attacking their brains. leading to developmental disabilities. that's according to a new study released earlier this week. scientists say excessive amounts of sugar and fat deplete the levels of a key protein needed to help their brain develop. this means their brains move slower. and that raises the risk of mental illness and alzheimers later on in life. the researchers say the findings should help explain why obesity is increasingly linked to neurological conditions. a new cholesterol drug shows promise to help reverse heart disease. officials say the new drug given along with a cholesterol- lowering statin medicine has been able to shrink the plaque that is clogging arteries. doctors say that could potentially provide a way to undo some of the damage of heart disease. the drug also drove bad cholesterol down to levels rarely if ever seen in people before. for the weekend: it's the y-m-c-a grand opening community event in san francisco. check out the fun activities for kids and group exercise classes. it's happening at the stonestown y-m-c-a from 10:00 to 4:00. and it's free to attend.

live look outside.sutro tower. in the south bay. what might have looked like snow in san jose was actually foam. >> rebecca: 1 corrodes when the conditions it careful a solemn lafayette and tracking where most of the rain is happening write-down stamford cisco also on the peninsula little bit east bay feeling it in the richmond area where we see rainfall in

the richmond center felt bridge nc el conditions are what one will be a very wet various like making your way through the north today eased its short freeway coming in the san francisco quite what to. and then checking all the reactivity into the 10:00 hour when it releases to the bay area breen rainfall for the south bay as well. taking a peek inside for some forecast cameron network of the north bay right now and still preach right in

pleasanton the race is definitely coming in your direction being compared and make sure your that your umbrella handy. the starting open tomorrow. heavenly is open wednesday.

check this out. a fire supression system in an airplane hanger accidently went off friday afternoon. the white foam spilled out of the hanger all over roadways near mineta san jose international airport. fire crews say this type of fire retardent is toxic in concentrated form. however is not dangerous after mixed with water and sprayed into the air. a 40-year-old man accused of luring and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl made his first court appearance. ian teager was in alameda county superiour court in hayward friday. he's accused of luring a teenage girl through a social media app called kik. teager did not enter a plea because he still does not have a lawyer. police are now looking for other potential victims. teager is scheduled to be back in court on november 30th. it's been 14 months since the valley fire scorched lake county, destroying about 13- hundred buildings.

now, we have an update on the rebuilding effort. kron four's spencer blake shows us how things are coming along in middletown.in a story you'll only see on four. "it will always take a long time to rebuild after a devastating fire, but here in middletown, groups of out-of-town volunteers are making that process go just a little bit faster." every swish of a roller or brush brings these houses closer to completion. in september of 2015, they were nothing but burned rubble. now, in a town with just two stop lights, rebuilding is under way with the help of hope city - a team made up of various nonprofit organizations. "we're working ona few different houses. this house, the foundation and everything was up. we have done the siding, we started painting at a couple houses. at a house over that way we've done the insulation and the dry wall and they've started doing the mudding and the taping." americorps has 13 people here from all over the country. "we have a few people from texas, alabama, we have people from as far as pennsylvania." it's no wonder it takes a lot of outsiders to get the job done. lake county has issued more than seven hundred permits for *rebuilding from the valley fire, and builders have applied for hudred more. that doesn't even include *new construction permits. almost 130 of those projects are done, including sharon dawson's home, which she moved back into this weekend. "we're coming home. it's a long process." some volunteers are on a two-

weeks-on, one-week-off schedule, like this man from southern california. "giving with no expectation of receiving anything in return fills me with .just good stuff." those on the receiving end of the service will probably have a lot on their mindsas they celebrate thanksgiving. "they lost everything and now they feel like they have hope." in middletown, spencer blake, kron four news. happening now. ski resorts are opening up for the season. this is video from kirkwood

where it has been cold enough to make snow. all the ski resorts in the tahoe region. are gearing up for the upcoming season. boreal and mount rose are open. northstar is aiming to open tomorrow. and heavenly is set to open on wednesday. of course, all of these dates depend on the amount of snow. squaw, alpine meadows and soda springs are also hoping to open on wednesday. tahoe donner. donner ranch.is looking to open on december 9th. the warriors take on boston in game two of their road trip. cal and stanford set to face-off in the big game. gary has your bay area sports coming up next. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the 20-16 holiday artisan fair in san francisco. check out the art showcase in it's 10th year. it's happening at the de young museum from 9:30 to 4:30. and it's free to attend.

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title. performances and tree lighting. it's happening at pier 39 from 2:00 to 6:30. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. and we continue tracking the storm this morning. here's a look at the kron four weather tracker. as you can see, rain is covering most of the bay area right now. and here's a live look outside at our bridges.

as you can see there are wet conditions on the roads already at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, golden gate bridge and the richmond bridge. why >> rebecca:: various like conditions palisander fell all yellow and orange meaning very heavy rain is going through that area. and then we see some

raindrops berkeley also through the oakland area get into marin up. heavy rains going from half moon bay san mateo the 10:00 hour we see mostly stay south the san jose heading an attraction carried will see some shellers basically sticking with us through the entire debate until tonight and then we see some chores as well. >> marty::in the south bay. san jose police arrested a man who allegedly fired shots at two officers last week. the suspect is 20-year-old luis soriano. police say the shooting happened as the two officers were on foot patrol near avalani avenue and luby drive. they walked toward a group of people who scattered when they saw the officers. they believe soriano turned as

he ran, firing several shots at the officers. they were not hit by the gunfire. police say soriano is a known gang member. he's being held at santa clara county jail on two counts of attempted murder and probation violation. in the east bay. a man is fighting for his life this morning after he and his wife were injured in a car crash. a running gun battle through the streets of san leandro resulted caused that crash thursday on dowling boulevard. and elderly couple was sent to

the hospital after being hit head on. officers also found a man suffering from gunshot wounds near the scene, he is currently recovering. the other man in the shootout left the scene. police do not have a clear descrpiton of him. also in the east bay. the alameda county district attorney's office will not charge an oakland police officer. this in regards to the widespread sex scandal involving several bay area police departments. the d-a originally annaounced plans to charge a total of seven current or former officers. now that number has gone down to six. the investigation is centered around jasmine abuslin. formerly known as "celeste

guap." abuslin has filed claims against three cities in the scandal. that is the greeting that vice president-elect mike pence received as he was entering a new york theater to watch hamilton. and the cast of hamilton also took a moment to address pence directly. telling him that they truly hope the show inspired him to uphold american values and work on behalf of all of everyone. word quickly spread on social media of pence being booed and one of the people who came to his defense was president elect donald trump. here is what he said about the incident on twitter. our wonderful future v.p. mike pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of hamilton, cameras blazing. this should not happen! the theater must always be a safe and special place. the cast of hamilton was very rude last night to a very good man, mike pence. apologize! and president-elect donald trump will be spending this weekend at his golf course in new jersey. but golf is not on the menu. trump will be interviewing candidates for his administration. including former presidential nominee mitt romney. >> reporter:as cnn's kyung lah has the details. "the assistant attorney general for national security" the wait is over for these muslim activists who say they now see the real president trump. his appointments sounding alarms from d-c to los angeles. "whether you're talking about widespread surveillance or detentions or deportations. or denaturalization." this becomes more real? yes. absolutely. we have to accept their rhetoric. we can't wait until their policies are rolled out. these people represent that mentality."

al-marayati is talking about trump's national security appointments. muslims most concerned about retired army lieutenant general michael flynn. "radical islamists and failed tyrants!" offered the role of national security advisor. he said this over the summer. "islam is a political ideology, it is a political ideology it definitely hides behind this notion of it being a religion." for african americans their main concern alabama senator jeff sessions nominated for attorney general. "senator sessions, overseeing the justice department should send chills down the backs of anyone of good faith in this country." look at history, says robinson. in 1986, during senate judiciary hearings as sessions sought a federal judge position testimony included accusations that he joked about the kkk and called the naacp un-american. "i am not a racist. i'm not insensitive to blacks." sessions was denied that federal judgeship the naacp releasing a statement calling sessions' appointment as the head of the u-s justice department "deeply troubling" and that "by every means available, the naacp will continue to stand against the regressive and intolerant views that senator sessions espouses." the president-elect has agreed to a 25 million dollar settlement to resolve several lawsuits over trump university.

the suits alleged that trump university did not deliver the quaility education it promised. donald trump's lawyers say the settlement will now allow the president-elect to focus on challenges facing the nation. they also say they have no doubt trump university would have won if the case went to trial. the money will go to 6-thousand former students who will each get at least half of their tuition back. black friday is right around the corner. the stores that are already in the black friday spirit with sales.

coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the light up our world performance in daly city. check out the community art performance of joy, hope and unity. it's happening at city hall from 5:00 to 9:00. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. it's not black friday yet, but some stores are already rolling out some of their black friday deals. and some shoppers are out taking advantage of the sales. kron 4's hermela aregawi shows us where the deals are starting early. if you like a good bargain, but hate the black friday rush. this might be your year. several stores including old navy, kohl's and macy's are offering some of their discounts earlier. sot jennifer bowman, asst manager, macys union square

we started yesterday with our black friday door buster deals and they go all the way through saturday so you can get those great deals without the craziness of the holiday season. shoppers know about the early deals. and are seizing the opportunity. sot karen philbrick i'm doing it to avoid the rush. its a little bit more relaxed and i'm still finding there are very good bargains to be had at this time. sot jennifer ray shopping for the kids, shopping for myself. there are some great sales so we're just taking advantage before the crowds hit. according to wallethub. customers should look for a 39 percent of higher discount on their black friday purchases. they say macys has the best discounts with an avrage fo 63 % off. with jcpenny kohls and sears making the top 10. this year. some people say, they're coming across deals they can't pass up. sot janine marazzo well i'm not supposed to be shopping for myself but everything ive gotten today except for one thing is for me. lots of shoes. sot jennifer ray yeah there are a lot of really good deals, a lot of early deals before thanksgiving. in sf, ha, k4 news.

san francisco department stores are in the holiday spirit. the adorable animals they're placing on their windows. coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekend: it's international games day in san francisco. play checkers, chess, uno and more. it's happening at the library for the blind from 10:30 to 12:30. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. >> rebecca: and then also a transcendent sanford's as " some of the northern parts of the east bay along the peninsula and the feature test shows how it will be affecting the integrity area and the morning hours. the

umbrellas ready to say he'll need it throughout the day it. zero version oakland. also initially expected until tomorrow. also out the door right now planning a day it will

be oil and a literary live >> rebecca: get let specialists contend and then to the data will see showers and the wind is really picking up her with advisory issued by chp. an advisory issued for the entire bill elliott acknowledged time temperatures but it 6163 for oakland 628 toward 63 san jose 69 for san francisco and going and to begin later this afternoon it will be a lot one. has around the '60s starts time to 30 it will be showers in the

berkeley area heading in that direction. small the rain continues possible showers monday. and two-stage rise out. it should be a dry one for you then possible showers might return on friday. revealing their holiday window >> reporter: its but according

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good morning and welcome to the kron 4 morning news. and today we are expecting rain and plenty of it. as you can see rain is currently coming down over most of the bay area. and here's a live look outside at the embarcadero. you can see wet pavement to start your morning. we are expecting rain not just for today but tomorrow morning as well. and to help you plan your day we have team coverage of the storm. averi harper is live in san rafael with conditions in thew north bay. and rebecca strom is at the weather center tracking the storm. let's start with you rebecca. how much rain can we expect to see today and throughout the weekend. >> rebecca: richmond vallejo 58

roster concentre paul brazier and then ease short freeway berkeley getting the the east and touching down redwood city breaking down for us into closer a television clock hour there really starts a hit the east bay hard.

and our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. averi, how are the conditions looking out there this morning? >> averi: some people without any reindeer on and those people are walking away very set up at this point there's been some cooling no flooding there are things you should keep in mind.

thing inside and want to make sure your house is going to flood mitscher storm drains are clear a lot of leaves are falling in center fell. up and down the street and some of them are getting pretty clogged with leaves keep your storm drain thereunder home clear so there's no water that comes in your home with this point. no signs of its stopping at this point.

and to track today's storm and future storms make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app downloaded before you leave the house this weekend. we'll send out important weather and traffic push alerts as the storm moves through the bay area. it's free to download in the app store for both android and apple devices. breaking overnight. two people are seriously injured after they crashed a stolen car into a cement wall in vallejo. police say it all began just before 1 this morning. they spotted a blue honda civic that was reported stolen in a car jacking at gun point. and when police tried to stop that car, the driver took off.

after a police chase, the driver lost control and crashed it into a cement wall. rescue crews had to do extensive work to remove the driver, a 19 year old from richmond and the passenger, an 18 year old from antioch from the car. a replica gun was recovered from the car as well. our top story this morning. more racist graffiti was found at california high school in san ramon. this is now the fourth incident at that high school in just the past few weeks. and now parents are saying this is part of a much bigger problem on campus. kron4's lydia pantazes was at the school's emergency meeting where the discussion about the graffiti got pretty heated.

a big story we are following this morning. one person is dead after a plane crashed into a home in moss beach. another person who was on board that plane was injured and taken to a nearby hospital. here's video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. the crash was first reported just after 11:15 friday morning. officials say the plane was coming from sacramento. and it was scheduled to land at the half moon bay airport. people who saw the wrecked plane couldn't believe what happened. officials say no one on the ground was injured. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b will be investigating the crash. coming up on kron four news weekend. they say action needs to be taken. the polite assess

campuses a safe place. the of the scene brought up their partnership with abc seven news the crash's first reported in several and 15 friday morning as scheduled to land at the airport. people who saw the wreckage could not believe what happened. officials said no on the ground was injured faa and esp are investigating the crash. still ahead the 40 year-old man accused ofa 40-year-old man

accused of luring a teenage girl. how he is now being accused of sexual assault and what he allegedly used to talk to her. and a chaotic scene in the east bay has left an innocent bystander in the hospital. what happened in san leandro that injured an elderly couple. and some foods that can cause disabilities. what your children should avoid at all costs. coming up next.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: for your health this morning. there is yet another reason to make sure your kids are eating right. fatty foods could be attacking their brains. leading to developmental disabilities. that's according to a new study released earlier this week. scientists say excessive amounts of sugar and fat deplete the levels of a key protein needed to help their brain develop. this means their brains move slower. and that raises the risk of mental illness and alzheimers later on in life.

the researchers say the findings should help explain why obesity is increasingly linked to neurological conditions. a new cholesterol drug shows promise to help reverse heart disease. officials say the new drug given along with a cholesterol- lowering statin medicine has been able to shrink the plaque that is clogging arteries. doctors say that could potentially provide a way to undo some of the damage of heart disease. the drug also drove bad cholesterol down to levels rarely if ever seen in people before. for the weekend: it's the y-m-c-a grand opening community event in san francisco. check out the fun activities for kids and group exercise classes. it's happening at the stonestown y-m-c-a from 10:00 to 4:00. and it's free to attend. live look outside.sutro tower.

>> rebecca: of its scattershot

us through the most the day heavy rain will be happening in the morning. future rain over the next 48 hours for receipts totaled well over an inch in some spots over tension happens and roads and a lot of over nation oakland. for a sustained over a hundred customers affected all weather-related be very careful as to make your way out on the roads any time today because of that debrisin the

south bay. what might have looked like snow in san jose was actually foam. check this out. a fire supression system in an airplane hanger accidently went off friday afternoon. the white foam spilled out of the hanger all over roadways near mineta san jose international airport. fire crews say this type of fire retardent is toxic in concentrated form. however is not dangerous after mixed with water and sprayed into the air.

a 40-year-old man accused of luring and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl made his first court appearance. ian teager was in alameda county superiour court in hayward friday. he's accused of luring a teenage girl through a social media app called kik. teager did not enter a plea because he still does not have a lawyer. police are now looking for other potential victims. teager is scheduled to be back in court on november 30th. it's been 14 months since the valley fire scorched lake county, destroying about 13- hundred buildings. now, we have an update on the rebuilding effort. kron four's spencer blake shows us how things are coming along in middletown.in a story you'll only see on four. "it will always take a long time to rebuild after a devastating fire, but here in middletown, groups of out-of-town volunteers are making that process go just a little bit faster." every swish of a roller or brush brings these houses closer to completion. in september of 2015, they were nothing but burned rubble. now, in a town with just two stop lights, rebuilding is under way with the help of hope city - a team made up of various nonprofit organizations. "we're working ona few different houses. this house, the foundation and everything was up. we have done the siding, we started painting at a couple houses. at a house over that way we've done the insulation and the dry wall and they've started doing the mudding and the taping."

americorps has 13 people here from all over the country. "we have a few people from texas, alabama, we have people from as far as pennsylvania." it's no wonder it takes a lot of outsiders to get the job done. lake county has issued more than seven hundred permits for *rebuilding from the valley fire, and builders have applied for hudred more. that doesn't even include *new construction permits. almost 130 of those projects are done, including sharon dawson's home, which she moved back into this weekend. "we're coming home. it's a long process." some volunteers are on a two- weeks-on, one-week-off schedule, like this man from southern california. "giving with no expectation of receiving anything in return fills me with .just good stuff." those on the receiving end of the service will probably have a lot on their mindsas they celebrate thanksgiving. "they lost everything and now they feel like they have hope." in middletown, spencer blake, kron four news.

happening now. ski resorts are opening up for the season. this is video from kirkwood where it has been cold enough to make snow. all the ski resorts in the tahoe region. are gearing up for the upcoming season. boreal and mount rose are open. northstar is aiming to open tomorrow. and heavenly is set to open on wednesday. of course, all of these dates depend on the amount of snow. squaw, alpine meadows and soda springs are also hoping to open on wednesday. tahoe donner. donner ranch.is looking to open on december 9th. the warriors take on boston in game two of their road trip. cal and stanford set to face-off in the big game. gary has your bay area sports coming up next. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekend: it's the 20-16 holiday artisan fair in san francisco. check out the art showcase in it's 10th year. it's happening at the de young museum from 9:30 to 4:30. and it's free to attend.

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>> rebecca: about the same time as well tomorrow morning when we see the rain at its heaviest. l

on the bridges just be careful and the storm trecker following of activity. and then we see 7:00 hour where we see the next wave with heaviest rain in the

bay area. over two hours. because the visibility they were walking toward a group of people live scattered and the turn as he ran. and when i hit by the

gunfire. not unknown gang member being held as and clara county jail on two counts of attempted murder and probation violation. and then entering the new york fear assess watched the play hamilton. and hopefully the show

inspires him. in the south bay. san jose police arrested a man who allegedly fired shots at two officers last week. the suspect is 20-year-old luis soriano. police say the shooting happened as the two officers were on foot patrol near avalani avenue and luby drive. they walked toward a group of people who scattered when they saw the officers. they believe soriano turned as he ran, firing several shots at the officers. they were not hit by the gunfire. police say soriano is a known gang member. he's being held at santa clara county jail on two counts of attempted murder and probation violation. in the east bay. a man is fighting for his life this morning after he and his wife were injured in a car crash. a running gun battle through the streets of san leandro resulted

caused that crash thursday on dowling boulevard. and elderly couple was sent to the hospital after b hit suffering from gunshot wounds sufferinhe other man in theds "the assistant attorney general for national security" >> reporter:the wait is over for these muslim activists who say they now see the real president trump. his appointments sounding alarms from d-c to los angeles. "whether you're talking about widespread surveillance or detentions or deportations. or denaturalization." this becomes more real? yes. absolutely. we have to accept their rhetoric. we can't wait until their policies are rolled out. these people represent that mentality." al-marayati is talking about trump's national security appointments. muslims most concerned about retired army lieutenant general michael flynn. "radical islamists and failed tyrants!" offered the role of national security advisor. he said this over the summer. "islam is a political ideology, it is a political ideology it

definitely hides behind this notion of it being a religion." for african americans their main concern alabama senator jeff sessions nominated for attorney general. "senator sessions, overseeing the justice department should send chills down the backs of anyone of good faith in this country." look at history, says robinson. in 1986, during senate judiciary hearings as sessions sought a federal judge position testimony included accusations that he joked about the kkk and called the naacp un-american. "i am not a racist. i'm not insensitive to blacks." sessions was denied that federal judgeship the naacp releasing a statement calling sessions' appointment as the head of the u-s justice department "deeply troubling" and that "by every means available, the naacp will continue to stand against the regressive and intolerant views that senator sessions espouses." the president-elect has agreed to a 25 million dollar settlement to resolve several lawsuits over trump university. the suits alleged that trump university did not deliver the quaility education it promised. donald trump's lawyers say the settlement will now allow the

president-elect to focus on challenges facing the nation. they also say they have no doubt trump university would have won if the case went to trial. the money will go to 6-thousand former students who will each get at least half of their tuition back. black friday is right around the corner. the stores that are already in the black friday spirit with sales. coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the light up our world performance in daly city. check out the community art performance of joy, hope and unity. it's happening at city hall from 5:00 to 9:00. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. it's not black friday yet, but some stores are already rolling out some of their black friday deals. and some shoppers are out taking advantage of the sales. kron 4's hermela aregawi shows us where the deals are starting early. if you like a good bargain, but hate the black friday rush. this might be your year. several stores including old navy, kohl's and macy's are offering some of their discounts earlier. sot jennifer bowman, asst manager, macys union square

we started yesterday with our black friday door buster deals and they go all the way through saturday so you can get those great deals without the craziness of the holiday season. shoppers know about the early deals. and are seizing the opportunity. sot karen philbrick i'm doing it to avoid the rush. its a little bit more relaxed and i'm still finding there are very good bargains to be had at this time. sot jennifer ray shopping for the kids, shopping for myself. there are some great sales so we're just taking advantage before the crowds hit. according to wallethub. customers should look for a 39 percent of higher discount on their black friday purchases. they say macys has the best discounts with an avrage fo 63 %

off. with jcpenny kohls and sears making the top 10. this year. some people say, they're coming across deals they can't pass up. sot janine marazzo well i'm not supposed to be shopping for myself but everything ive gotten today except for one thing is for me. lots of shoes. sot jennifer ray yeah there are a lot of really good deals, a lot of early deals before thanksgiving. in sf, ha, k4 news. san francisco department stores are in the holiday spirit. the adorable animals they're placing on their windows. coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekend: it's international games day in san francisco. play checkers, chess, uno and more. it's happening at the library for the blind from 10:30 to 12:30. and it's free to attend.

taking a look at storm tracker 4 and where the rain is right now. live look outside. richmond bridge department stores in san francisco's union square are revealing their holiday window displays. and once again, macy's has teamed up with the san francisco s-p-c-a. >> rebecca: also downed power lines high winds not helping

matters and feature cast showing all this rain before the morning for us. the land double bed and the afternoon. and then when the advisory 6:00 and gossip the 45 mi. an hour also reports of power outages that the bay area.

and then to the trustee nice and cool today. lunchtime high is not that high. and then 61 after a 63 except the 62 hayward's 60 degrees in san francisco. and then the big game later this afternoon and rainy and windy. cresson lots of form wires. highs in the '60s that kicks off at 230 this afternoon. what it looks like what continues. should dry out for a nice thanksgiving mostly sunny conditions may return on friday.

looking through the windows, you can see adorable, adoptable dogs and cats. over the past 30 years, over 8- thousand animals have found new homes through the holiday windows program. hundreds of animals were adopted last year alone. the program raised nearly 90- thousand dollars to provide year-round support for the san francisco's s-p-c-a's life- saving programs. the windows will remain open until january 1. all this week, we have been reporting on lead in drinking water. and all that is being done to keep lead out of your home and away from your family. kron 4's lydia pantazes set out to test the water and reports on what she discovered. 11-year old kate hagopian fills up her water bottle multiple time times a day. and so does her family. "i have two kids and a husband and two dogs" her mother marie is trying to do her part not to use plastic

water bottles. "so definitely if i had a choice, i'd want to go to the tap and hope that could be the best water i could give them." but when it comes to testing the water for contaminants. "i haven't actually tested it but that would be a very desirable thing to do i'm sure with all the things you're hearing about with water and lead in other states it does

make you raise awareness." if you're like me, you're asking "how" how do i test the water and where can i buy a test? that's exactly what we set out to do. we wanted the easiest test we could find. we went some stores where they only sold tests where you have to mail in the sample. wait a few weeks for the results. but we wanted immediate results. we found it at a hardware store in san ramon, there was only one product type on the shelf but that was all we needed. less than $15 bucks for one test. "first alert immediate results" marie agreed to do the test on her own. after reading the instructions she got to work. "do not disturb strips or vile during this time." she collects the water. nats collecting water then puts it into the test tube. "place two droppers full" she shakes it and then she puts in the test strips. "our lead and our pesticide going in simultaneously."

after 10 minutes, we have results. the test showed the bottom line next to number one is darker, which means the test is negative. "lead is not an issue in our drinking water according to this test." "the home test ones will show you a little bit but they won't give you a full analysis of what's in your water" danielle neilson is the director of sales and marketing for isings culligan water in livermore. her company does testing as well. she says the number of people wanting their water tested has definitely gone up since the flint water crisis. "it definitely brought an awareness, you can't help but see what's in the media and be concerned with what's coming from your tap" water testing prices can range depending on the company you choose but some water delivery companies do it for free. "you know what, it makes me feel really good right now, in this moment that our drinks by water is safe." but for marie and her family $15

dollars is a small price to pay for peace of mind. lydia pantazes kron4 news. our in-depth series continues tonight at 10. east bay mud has miles of pipelines that bring water to more than a million customers. it continues to work to find the problem pipes of the past so it can protect your drinking future. and if you missed any of our stories this week, you can always catch up on kron 4 news dot com. we've posted all of our stories and additional information on discovering lead in your home and school. a stockton family was booed off their plane as they were heading to retreive their son's body after he was killed in afghanistan. the gold star family was allowed to get off the plane first. so they would not not miss their connecting flight. that upset some of the other passengers. the father says the reaction was extrememly upsetting for the family. however, they were treated better on the second flight. 30-year- old sergeant john perry died after stopping a suicide bomb attack last weekend. he is set to be buried at arlington national cemetery "doctor strange" has dominated the box office. what new movie might be taking it down. now showing is coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside.sutro tower. for the weekend: it's the 20-16 renegade craft fair holiday market in san francisco. the work of over 300 talented artists will be on display. it's happening at the fort mason center from 11:00 to 6:00. and it's free to attend.

>> reporter:"doctor strange" has spent two weekends at the top of the box office. but he could be displaced by another magic man. david daniel looks at what's opening in theaters this weekend. take a look at this. this is video of a 9 year old boy catching his baby brother moments before he hit ground after rolling off a changing table. it happened in florida. the baby's mother turned around briefly to tend to one of her other 5 children when it happened. the baby fell about 4 feet before being caught by his brother who usually can't even pick up the 30 pound 11 month old infant. the 9 year old boy still isn't sure how he was able to run in and catch his brother. the baby's mother says it was a miracle and she tells her son he saved his brothers life. and take a look at this. a janitor has taken cleaning to the next level by vacuuming designs into the carpet of an elementry school in new hampshire. the janitor says he thinks of

the designs on the spot. and his vacuum art was something he was just doing for fun. some of the designs include logos for the redsox , cubs. and the white house. the janitor also says his carpet art only takes place at the school. because at home, he has hardwood floors. >> reporter: their member him from his heyday to deliver $5 billion opening weekend. >> marty: despite the gloomy weather conditions video crews bring up a holiday tree. monday

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[music] [music] >> tracy sellers: hey, everybody, welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers. today we're in fresno at the vineyard farmer's market, one of my favorite places to come when i visit fresno, by the way. and speaking of visiting, you know, no matter what city you visit in california, the great thing is you can always find a little adventure outside the city, like i recently did down in san diego. >> tracy: hey, everybody. we're hanging out in san diego county today at one ranch where it's always hump day, right, camelot? [music]