>> marty:here's a live look at our radar this morning. storms are expected to continue this morning across the bay area. a high surf advisory is also in effect until later this afternoon. and the storm is definitely making it's impact across the bay area. this is video of the rain saturday. on the left, you can see wet conditions in the east bay. >> rebecca: relate and heavy rains and the north bay will will not be as intense today will still be wet on sunday for you. and just in case we are

tracking activity across the state piquancy of the green on the screen and a closer look activity happening over the last couple of hours that the current conditions. and we basically have the fault route today as and heavy rains passing for really it will be on the scattered side. also the family hour wind gusts at one point. if you're traveling with a lot of extra time to schedule the 4:00 this afternoon be very careful on the roads today because of weather conditions. outside

right now 55 palla 53 per fairfield a malefic and see what conditions. hundreds of customers in both orinda and moraga were left without power for hours. there were also several delays on bart between east bay stations and san francisco due to the power outage. >> marty: in the middle, is video from the

north bay. where the rain fell on and off all day. and the peninsula was hit hard as well, take a look at the video on the right of your screen. crews worked all afternoon along highway 101 in palo alto to

clear trees and debris before they became a hazard. not everyone loved the wet weather. but with the state being in a drought, many were happy to see the rain. and the storm is continuing around the bay area this morning. stay with us on kron four news weekend for what you need to know before heading out. and don't forget. you can track the storm today and future storms by downloading the kron four mobile app. 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. a warning for people in the east bay after a series of car break ins. kron four's hermela aregawi shows us where this is happening and what thieves are targeting. big news this morning.

they steer clear then they say they keep their cars unlocked.

>> marty:we now know the name of the person who died after a plane crashed into a house near half moon bay. this is video of the scene.courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c-7. officers say 57-year-old melissa magee of sacramento died friday when a cessna 175 crashed into a home. her husband stephen magee was the pilot. he suffered serious injuries but is expected to be ok. 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. investigators are looking into the cause. coming up on kron four news weekend. wet weather didnt stop anti donald trump supporters from taking to the streets again.

plus. a major hummus recall to tell you about. we'll have more on the contamination found in the product that's causing the recall. and coming up next. you might not have to wait until friday for a black friday deal. we'll show you how to save you some money this holiday season.

for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. if you're looking for a black friday deal and don't want to wait until then -- you're in luck. your credit card can help. several credit card companies are now offering price protection. that's where they give you money back for an item you bought if the price goes down later. citi, chase, discover and master card all have some sort of variation of this program. but there are some restrictions to this. if a deal is promoted as limited quantity or a doorbuster, then you don't get the discount. california universities are considering tuition increases for the first time in six years. they are facing record-high enrollments and need to hire more faculty to meet the demand. leaders of the u-c and c-s-u systems say they need more money to maintain the quality of the nation's largest public university system. the c-s-u is proposing hikes of 270-dollars per student per year. while u-c schools are proposing an increase of 280- dollars per student per year.

the governing boards of both systems are discussing the tuition hikes this week. critics say the increase could force more students to drop out. and they say it would put a bigger burden on students already struggling to finance their education. for the weekned. it's the bear-fest and free top dog hot dogs in berkeley. come out and celebrate the history of berkeley's peoples park. it's all happening at people's park from 1:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend. a pregnant woman was fatally

>> rebecca: be very careful this morning that all the current activity conceal lot in the north they as a to get closer look nevada petaluma center fell getting some sprinkles it will

shows how onerous the morning will shape up 945 and of course it's coming down quite heavy of the afternoon until the evening hours. was the dry conditions. and then the rainfall we expect of the next 24 hours to concede just over not even half of an inch for most parts the filly underneath that third of an inch for concord and you and a lot less rainfall totals that we're expecting verses yesterday at a much heavier but still wet out there. is what the surprise rate until 3:00 this afternoon 15 ft. possible waves and recurrence expected. >> rebecca: the live camera definitely overcast gray skies

there are slight delays for inbound flights 44 minutes because of the visibility issue this morning temperatures look like this bundle up 57.

>> marty: shot, but doctors performed a medical miracle to save her baby. vanessa oviedo was 35-weeks pregnant when she was shot in the head on thursday by a drive- by shooter. she died on the way tot he hospital. and doctors had only 30-seconds to perform a c-section. the baby was barely moving and not breathing, but pulled through. officials say the baby boy is healthy and in stable condition. detectives believe the shooting was gang-related but do not know who was the target.

in other california news. a judge is delaying the trials for a husband and wife who police say killed two northern california sheriff's deputies in 20-14. october 2017 is the date set for luis monroy and his wife janelle monroy. they're both accused of killing deputies from the sacramento and placer county sheriff's departments. the couple was initially scheduled to stand trial in march. however, defense attorneys said they needed more time to review evidence turned over by prosecutors. the rain and wind did not stop anti-trump protesters in san francisco. dozens marched through city streets saturday afternoon. they chanted and carried signs,

similar to what we've seen at most rallies since donald trump won the election. this is video of the group as they gathered near city hall. this was a peaceful rally, no arrests were made, and nothing was damaged. demonstrators say their message is clear. the march and rally did cause traffic backups in the area. those who attended say rain or shine, it was important to get their message out. meanwhile. president-elect donald trump is spending much of this weekend meeting with potential members of his cabinet. by far the most anticipated meeting was with one of toughest critics. c-n-n's yasmin amer has the story. nats president-elect donald trump and his v-p arrived at the trump national golf club in bedminister, new jersey saturday.to sit down with a list of cabinet prospects. >> reporter: probably the day's most anticipated meeting is with one of trump's harshest critics, former massachusetts governor mitt romney. mitt romney / fmr. massachusetts governor: "we had a far reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests in the united states. we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics." the meeting with romney may come as a surprise to many.

considering their contentious relationship throughout the election. romney: "here's what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud." trump: "he's a disloyal guy. he's an elitist." romney:"his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university.trump: "the guy's a stone cold loser." also scheduled to meet with the president-elect this weekend. democrat michelle rhee. former chancellor of the d-c public schools. for education secretary. retired general james mattis for defense chief. and despite being removed as head of the transition team, trump will also sit down with new jersey governor chris christie. i'm yasmin amer reporting. coming up on kron four news weekend highlights from the big game between stanford and cal. and the warriors continue their road trip in milwaukee. bay area sports is coming up next. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the rumba party in berkeley. come out and enjoy music and dancing from cuba.

it's all happening at la pena cultural center from 3:300 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

stanford and cal facing off in the big-game in berkeley. davis webb finding chad hensen early in the game for the 70- yard touchdown. webb finished with 393 passing yards in the game. but it was stanford's star running back christian mccaffery who stole the show. running 90 yards here for one of his three touchdowns. the cardinal win their 7th straight big game, 45-31. stanford has now won four straight games. the bears have dropped four in a row. moving onto hoops. the warriors in their third game of a four game road trip in milwaukee. former cal star jason kidd on the sideline coaching a good looking bucks team. and new bay area star kevin durant had it going. he had 33 points, with five three-pointers. but the bucks kept it tight near the end. with a shot at a potential game winner. draymond green knocks the ball loose and the dubs hold on to win 124-121. they look to extend their 7 game winning streak in indiana monday. the 49ers looking to win their

second game of the year. and its a tough one. they face the patriots in tom brady's bay area homecoming. kick-off is set for 1:25 from levi's stadium. and the raiders are in mexico city for a primetime showdown. they take on the texans in monday night football at 5:30. in boxing. the bay area's andre ward stays undefteated. winning a close and controversial fight against sergey kovalev. ward won by a close but unanimous decision. all three judges scored the fight 114 to 113 for ward. but many felt kovalev had won the fight. ward has now claimed his third light heavyweight world title belt.

now to the ice. where the sharks took on the arizona coyotes. it was a hard fought game that went to overtime. and that's when sharks fans had their hearts broken. the sharks have now dropped 3 in a row. final score in this one, 3 to two. coming up on kron for news weekend. a deadly mushroom has shown up at a popular east bay park. and it's already killed one dog. what you need to know about the mushroom, coming up next. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the comedy show case in san francisco. come out and have a few laughs. it's all happening at the hotel utah saloon starting at 8:00. the event is free to attend.

>> rebecca: all the activity to helluva severances goal setter aldrich hours getting a little bit wet. and so from palo bought

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over 3 in. and then san mateo county ellison him a half there. then again because brawls away just yet. umbrellas away just get the drought is being blamed for killing more than 100-million trees in california. according to a u-s forest service survey, there has been a one-hundred-percent increase in

dead trees across the state over the last year. officials also say the infestation of bark beetles is at fault. u-s agriculture secretary tom vilsack says the massive die-off increases the risk of catastrophic wildfires. and now he's calling on congress to act. saying more money is going to fighting fires than forestry management. a major recall to tell you about this morning. sabra dipping company is recalling some of its products because of a possible listeria contamination. officials are urging consumers to throw away any product with a best before date through january 23-rd. they say listeria was found at a plant but not found in any of the products tested.

listeria can cause serious illness and sometimes fatal infections in young children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, and stomach pain. a list of the products recalled can be found on our website, kron four dot com. a warning for pet owners. a deadly mushroom has sprouted at a popular park in the east bay. and it has already led to the death of one dog. kron 4's j-r stone has what you need to know about the mushroom known as a "death cap". sot be cautious be aware because it could happen to you too. last month robert newburne's dog koa was poisoned to death by a mushroom reffered to as either a death cap or a death angel. a mushroom that koa ate at briones regional park in the east bay while he was running around off leash. koa's problems started one day after the park trip. sot so my wife came home and saw that there was blood in the stool sot and he refused to eat newburne took koa to an animal hospital and the news was devastating. sot they did some tests and came back to me within twenty minutes or so and had basically told me that his liver was destroyedbasically there wasn't much they could do basically there wasn't much they could do but they could try and save em. for two and a half days treatments worked but two and a half days after that and koa passed. robert says it has been tough month but is now trying to warn other dog owners of the danger that has been created by the recent wet weather.

sot and i have noticed an incredible amount of mushrooms that have been out there since that incident. sot my dog that survived and is still here and did not eat a mushroom will not be running free in any of the parks anymorei go out to em i love the parks but she is now kept on a 20 foot leash where i can keep an eye on her. the vet that we talked with said this is much more common that you'd think. she said she deals with between 6 and 12 cases like this every year. during the election, fake news stories being shared on social media were a frequent occurence.

and now, facebook is taking steps to prevent fake news stories from being shared on it's website. c-e-o mark zuckerberg says the move comes after criticism that fake news may have affected the outcome of the presidential election.

zuckerberg said facebook is teaming with fact-checking organizations to better detect fake news and to raise red flags about questionable stories. the announcement is a 180-degree turn for zuckerberg. who initially called it a "crazy idea" that fake news may have influenced the election. in san francisco. it is called the powell street promenade. and its made up of several small extensions of the sidewalk. all of it was installed back in 2010. so that shoppers and tourists could rest, without blocking the sidewalk. but now, kron 4's stanely roberts shows us how people are sitting down and ignoring several restrictions. in this edition of people behaving badly. i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street in union square which normally would not be a problem this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally would be a problem minus the open container and this guy bums a cigarette from another person and just before he lights up he passes the lighter to a different person so she can light up what do all these people have in common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? smoking taking a break how about you stanley are you behaving badly no you

sure i hope not you know that this is considered a park right oh it is so everyone smoking in what are called parklets are violating a city ordinance that prohibits smoking in any san francisco park and parklets fall under parks i aint smoking now, put that camera down i can't see you excuse me while i get my photo taken do this for me you know i ant phone savvy you make her the guilty party now huh? no matter who is holding the cigerette if you are in a parklet you are baehaving badly don't put me on the news, sir i don't even have lip gloss so that you criteria gotem hahhaha you going to take you cigarette and put it out and not on the ground where you put this at and that is part of the problem if you hang out even for a few minutes you sell see people smoking in the parklets and then tossing their cigarette butts in

the ground or in the planter one business owner had this to say they're flicking their cigarette butts in the street their putting them on the curb where ever they want they think that that's not garbage they don't think that not trash that not polluting our out planet i mean it is ridiculous i sweep up every single morning and it's all cigarette it all throughout the curbside and in front of my store that to me is horrible the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end up where belong sometimes burnin public seating you catching anybody maki an illegal u-turn or doing anything wro3 oh boy here we go again i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street which normally would not be a problem+ this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally wo the open container 'and this guy bue from another person and just before he lights passes the lighter to different common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? smoking taking a break how about you stanley are you behaving badly no you sure i hope not you know that this is considered a park right thiso everyon ared a park right cal a cahat prohibits smoking in any san fran par i aint smoking that xcuse me while i get my photo taken phone savvy now o matter who is d the a p b don't put me on the news, sir i don't even ha gr tos in th one busin6 c13 butts in the their putting where that don't3 th not polluting mean the my st the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end

>> marty:the man who vandalized president elect donald trump's hollywood walk of fame star says he's sorry. this is video of the incident. 52-year-old james otis smashed the star with a sledgehammer last month. he's been charged with one felony count of vandalism. otis say's he destroyed the star. to avenge the women who have accused trump of sexual assault. otis spoke after his arraignment

in los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney says otis caused more than 400 dollars worth of damage. coming up on kron four news weekend. our series on the dangers of lead contamination continue. east bay mud officials explain how to keep lead from an aging water system. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. enjoy nearly 100 sculptures. it's all happening at the cantor arts center at stanford university at 11:30. the event is free to attend. all this week, kron 4 has been taking an in-depth look at the dangers of lead contamination.

and now, we visit with east bay mud officials to find out how they keep lead from contaminating an aging water system. >> rebecca: sell the s&l law getting a bit of a soaking the sporting as well right now the

san francisco we see parts of downtown. elsa pacifica right now. feature cast as scattered showers with us for most of the day. but the news guy down this is a bit. high wind advisory the area and the bridges. and this warning that the case memo our wins for nevada oakland said francisco. a lot lighter on the windy fed afford the forecast parent network overlooking berkeley over half gray conditions out there and also a chilly day for you lunchtime temperatures the topeka action

61 for concord 62 for oakland and then for hayward 67 for san francisco. another chilly day going to the matter game later this afternoon but lost because will be overcast chile and to declare as well as a possible scattered showers to at the game. kron 4's charles clifford has that story. >> reporter:the east bay municipal utility district delivers water to about 400,000 customers. they, like all

providers in the state, are required to closely monitor the quality of their water to ensure that it's safe to drink and use. they must meet tough federal and state standards to ensure that the water is not excessively corrosive and that it doesn't contain harmful containments such as lead. there's also no "one size fits all" way to test water, every district is a little different. rick sakaji is the water quality manager at east bay mud. sot we all draw from different sources and each source has it's own unique water quality characteristics. that's why each individual utilities conducts their own water quality control and tailors their program. sot we test our water every single day. andrea pook is a spokesperson for the utility she adds that east bay mud spent years

removing man made sources of lead contamination.. specifically lead pipes that were put in place around world war 2. sot in the eighties and 90s we went back into our system to identify where we might have lead service lines. sot we have taken a majority of those lines out but despite rigorous testing and the removal of problematic pipes, high lead levels are sometimes still found inside homes and buildings. on the rare occasion that this happens, the contamination is almost always traced, not to the source of the water, but to a problem inside the home itself. sot whether it's the fixtures or plumbing in their home it's not the source water. following the alarming events in flint michigan and other places across the country where high

lead levels have been found in drinking water, east bay mud decided to take second look at its system..to see if there were any source of lead contamination that they may have missed. sot we are going back in right now through the summer of 2018 to

double check our paperwork and recheck every single service line for all of our 400,000 customers standup and finally, for anyone concerned about lead in their water, east bay mud recommend finding a state certified lab to test your water for you. the utility is also working on setting up a voucher program to help customers pay for that testing. in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district also recommends using a state certified lab and here in sf, you can pay the sfpuc 25 bucks and they will test your water for you. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. take a look at this. this is video from the "every day is a day of thanksgiving" event in el sobrante. it offers a free hot thanksgiving meal, a bag of groceries, a frozen turkey, and clothes. this is the 14-th year for this event. it is aimed at feeding the needy in the east bay and making sure they are not forgotten during thanksgiving. volunteers say a few hundred people showed up for the event. in national news. thousands gathered to remember veteran journalist and newscaster gwen ifill. family, friends and colleagues gathered to remember her at the metropolitan a-m-e church in washington d-c. former attorney general eric

holder read a letter from president obama who is in peru. ifill's p-b-s "newshour" co- anchor, judy woodruff also spoke at the funeral. the two made history in 2013 when they became the first women co-anchors of a major news broadcast. ifill died last week from from cancer. an invitation of a complete stranger to a thanksgiving dinner. and it all started with a grandmother's accidental text. the story that's gone viral, coming up next on kron four news weekend. live look outside.sutro tower. for the weekned. it's the renegade craft fair in san francisco. check out holiday inspired art from over 300 makers. it's all happening at fort mason festival pavilion from 11:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:a grandmother's accidental text leads to her inviting over a complete stranger to her thanksgiving dinner. it all started with a mixed-up phone number. and eventually made her a twitter sensation. amanda goodman reports. the gown that actress marilyn monroe wore during her famous >> reporter: the seventh giving my house x and gatx the receiving end of the text said she said it was his grandma mib

but to confirm. and once the embarrassment had decided she's decided to respond. imposed the exchange on monday that was that or so he thought since exploded and so has the phone. the offer deplete still stands.

>> marty:the form- fitting number was purchased by 'ripley's believe it or not'. they paid 4-point-8 million dollars to get their hands on the dress. julien's auction house says the gown was so tight that night monroe had to be sewn into it. at the time, the gown cost 12- thousand dollars. about three months after her happy birthday performance, monroe was found dead from an overdose at the age of 36.

here's a live look at our radar this morning. storms are expected to continue this morning across the bay area. a high surf advisory is also in effect until later this afternoon. >> rebecca: along the immediate coast and the north bay received

wriggles even grieving over into richmond the proportion of the east bay upset some also getting a windfall right now there's of services of a little bit of showers even me along the coast even half monday. this see all the snow showers for the sierra bought back at home with to the rainfall happening sweeping through most of the heavy system earlier this morning. what of the heavy rainfall still having scattered showers. and in the bins will result the deck is

what there. we see some spots on the camera. and we will see how much rainfall we got yesterday how much it expects today. >> marty:and the storm is definitely making it's impact across the bay area. this is video of the rain saturday. on the left, you can see wet

conditions in the east bay. hundreds of customers in both orinda and moraga were left without power for hours. there were also several delays on bart between east bay stations and san francisco due to the power outage. in the middle, is video from the north bay. where the rain fell on and off all day. and the peninsula was hit hard as well, take a look at the video on the right of your

screen. crews worked all afternoon along highway 101 in palo alto to clear trees and debris before they became a hazard. not everyone loved the wet weather. but with the state being in a drought, many were happy to see the rain. and the storm is continuing around the bay area this morning. stay with us on kron four news weekend for what you need to know before heading out. and don't forget. you can track the storm today and future storms by downloading the kron four mobile app. 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. a warning for people in the east bay after a series of car break ins. kron four's hermela aregawi shows us where this is happening and what thieves are targeting. big news this morning. the majority of the cases involve bible's let the cars advising residents to steer clear and they say he keeps its cars unlocked. they died friday

in crashed into a home. stephen was the pilot. and is expected to be ok crash was first reported around 1115 the officials say it was coming from sacramento schedule the reported around 1115 the officials say it was coming from sacramento schedule the land have been bay airport.

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the c-s-u is proposing hikes of 270-dollars per student per year. while u-c schools are proposing an increase of 280- dollars per student per year. the governing boards of both systems are discussing the tuition hikes this week. critics say the increase could force more students to drop out. and they say it would put a bigger burden on students already struggling to finance their education. for the weekned. it's the bear-fest and free top dog hot dogs in berkeley. come out and celebrate the history of berkeley's peoples park. it's all happening at people's park from 1:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend.

>> rebecca: 3 nevada out half in the mill valley not fail on the immediate coast and some as well there is seen showers passing through the samaria over to wine country future cast shows it by the rest of the day shapes up you can see the

scattered showers with us the route most of the morning in the afternoon it will be widespread at couple sprinkles here and there and the evenings and dry conditions than-hour then tomorrow morning trade like up mostly dry conditions. because

of his ability 35 met delays for inbound flights because of low clouds oakland right now in san jose no delays reported as far as his ability. and lo maybe '60's and then wind up back in the fifties. possibly a slight chance in the morning. a shower or to mostly dry >> marty: atta, a bit like a good idea and long sunny days a artist away travel as the sport just back how

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stanford and cal facing off in the big-game in berkeley. davis webb finding chad hensen early in the game for the 70- yard touchdown. webb finished with 393 passing yards in the game. but it was stanford's star running back christian mccaffery who stole the show. running 90 yards here for one of his three touchdowns. the cardinal win their 7th straight big game, 45-31. stanford has now won four straight games. the bears have dropped four in a row. moving onto hoops.

the warriors in their third game of a four game road trip in milwaukee. former cal star jason kidd on the sideline coaching a good looking bucks team. and new bay area star kevin durant had it going. he had 33 points, with five three-pointers. but the bucks kept it tight near the end. with a shot at a potential game winner. draymond green knocks the ball loose and the dubs hold on to win 124-121. they look to extend their 7 game winning streak in indiana monday. the 49ers looking to win their second game of the year. and its a tough one. they face the patriots in tom brady's bay area homecoming. kick-off is set for 1:25 from levi's stadium. and the raiders are in mexico city for a primetime showdown. they take on the texans in monday night football at 5:30. in boxing. the bay area's andre ward stays undefteated. winning a close and controversial fight against sergey kovalev. ward won by a close but unanimous decision. all three judges scored the fight 114 to 113 for ward. but many felt kovalev had won the fight. ward has now claimed his third light heavyweight world title belt. now to the ice. where the sharks took on the arizona coyotes. it was a hard fought game that went to overtime. and that's when sharks fans had their hearts broken. the sharks have now dropped 3 in a row. final score in this one, 3 to two. coming up on kron for news weekend. a deadly mushroom has shown up at a popular east bay park. and it's already killed one dog. what you need to know about the mushroom, coming up next. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the comedy show case in san francisco. come out and have a few laughs. it's all happening at the hotel utah saloon starting at 8:00. the event is free to attend. the drought is being blamed for killing more than 100-million trees in california.

>> rebecca: books that it tends but as it was yesterday. it is going to be chilly but a lot and quite chilly star tracker shows us a lot of grief from the state we're seeing the showers close to allow regular home alicia us

at least the turn of the morning. the sharks better for the most part for the rest into tonight into tomorrow as well as the dry conditions and yet we got a major way out the door to get in to work with the

interested increase over the golden gate in the past year x- in that but >> marty:according to a u-s forest service survey, there has been a one-hundred-percent increase in dead trees across the state over the last year. officials also say the infestation of bark beetles is at fault. u-s agriculture secretary tom vilsack says the massive die-off increases the risk of catastrophic wildfires. and now he's calling on congress to act. saying more money is going to fighting fires than forestry management. a major recall to tell you about this morning. sabra dipping company is recalling some of its products because of a possible listeria contamination. officials are urging consumers to throw away any product with a best before date through january 23-rd. they say listeria was found at a plant but not found in any of the products tested. listeria can cause serious illness and sometimes fatal infections in young children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, and stomach pain. a list of the products recalled

can be found on our website, kron four dot com. a warning for pet owners. a deadly mushroom has sprouted at a popular park in the east bay. and it has already led to the death of one dog. kron 4's j-r stone has what you need to know about the mushroom known as a "death cap". sot be cautious be aware because it could happen to you too. last month robert newburne's dog koa was poisoned to death by a mushroom reffered to as either a death cap or a death angel. a mushroom that koa ate at briones regional park in the east bay while he was running around off leash. koa's problems started one day after the park trip.

sot so my wife came home and saw that there was blood in the stool sot and he refused to eat newburne took koa to an animal hospital and the news was devastating. sot they did some tests and came back to me within twenty minutes or so and had basically told me that his liver was destroyedbasically there wasn't much they could do basically there wasn't much they could do but they could try and save em. for two and a half days treatments worked but two and a half days after that and koa passed. robert says it has been tough month but is now trying to warn other dog owners of the danger that has been created by the recent wet weather. sot and i have noticed an incredible amount of mushrooms that have been out there since that incident. sot my dog that survived and is still here and did not eat a mushroom will not be running free in any of the parks anymorei go out to em i love the parks but she is now kept on a 20 foot leash where i can keep an eye on her. the vet that we talked with said this is much more common that you'd think. she said she deals with between 6 and 12 cases like this every year. during the election, fake news

stories being shared on social media were a frequent occurence. and now, facebook is taking steps to prevent fake news stories from being shared on it's website. c-e-o mark zuckerberg says the move comes after criticism that fake news may have affected the outcome of the presidential election. zuckerberg said facebook is teaming with fact-checking organizations to better detect fake news and to raise red flags about questionable stories. the announcement is a 180-degree turn for zuckerberg. who initially called it a "crazy idea" that fake news may have influenced the election. in san francisco. it is called the powell street promenade. and its made up of several small extensions of the sidewalk. all of it was installed back in 2010. so that shoppers and tourists could rest, without blocking the sidewalk. but now, kron 4's stanely roberts shows us how people are sitting down and ignoring several restrictions. in this edition of people behaving badly. i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street in union square which normally would not be a problem this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally would be a problem minus the open container and this guy bums a cigarette from another person and just before he lights up he passes the lighter to a different person so she can light up what do all these people have in common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? smoking taking a break how about you stanley are you behaving badly no you sure i hope not you know that this is considered a park right oh it is

so everyone smoking in what are called parklets are violating a city ordinance that prohibits smoking in any san francisco park and parklets fall under parks i aint smoking now, put that camera down i can't see you excuse me while i get my photo taken do this for me you know i ant phone savvy you make her the guilty party now huh? no matter who is holding the cigerette if you are in a parklet you are baehaving badly don't put me on the news, sir i don't even have lip gloss so that you criteria gotem hahhaha you going to take you cigarette and put it out and not on the ground where you put this at and that is part of the problem if you hang out even for a few minutes you sell see people smoking in the parklets and then tossing their cigarette butts in the ground or in the planter one business owner had this to say they're flicking their cigarette butts in the street their putting them on the curb where ever they want they think that that's not garbage they don't think that not trash that not polluting our out planet i mean it is ridiculous i sweep up every single morning and it's all cigarette it all throughout the curbside and in front of my store that to me is horrible the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end up where they don't belong sometimes burning the public seating you catching anybody making an illegal u-turn or doing anything wrong

oh boy here we go again i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street in union square which normally would not be a problem this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally would be a problem minus the open container and this guy bums a cigarette from another person and just before he lights up he passes the lighter to a different person so she can light up what do all these people have in common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? smoking taking a break how about you stanley are you behaving badly no you sure i hope not you know that this is considered a park right oh it is so everyone smoking in what are called parklets are violating a city ordinance that prohibits smoking in any san francisco park and parklets fall under parks i aint smoking now, put that camera down i can't see you excuse me while i get my photo taken do this for me you know i ant phone savvy you make her the guilty party now huh? no matter who is holding the cigerette if you are in a parklet you are baehaving badly don't put me on the news, sir i don't even have lip gloss so that you criteria gotem hahhaha you going to take you cigarette and put it out and not on the ground where you put this at and that is part of the problem if you hang out even for a few minutes you sell see people smoking in the parklets and then tossing their cigarette butts in the ground or in the planter one business owner had this to say they're flicking their cigarette butts in the street their putting them on the curb where ever they want they think that that's not garbage they don't think that not trash that not polluting our out planet i mean it is ridiculous i sweep up every single morning and it's all cigarette it all throughout the curbside and in front of my store that to me is horrible the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end up wher belong sometimes public you catching anybody making an illegal u-turn or doing anything wrong oh boy here we go again i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street in union square which normally would not be a problem this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally would be a problem minus the open container and this guy bums a cigarette from another person and just before he lights up he passes the lighter to a different person so she can light up what do all these people have in common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? hear what he has to say after he smashed the star with a

sledgehammer, coming up. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the return of the cypher hip-hop and beat box jam in san francisco. enjoy a live hip hop show with several different artists. it's all happening at the boom boom room starting at 9:00 p.m. the event is free to attend.

the man who vandalized president elect donald trump's hollywood walk of fame star says he's sorry. this is video of the incident. 52-year-old james otis smashed the star with a sledgehammer last month. he's been charged with one felony count of vandalism. otis say's he destroyed the star. to avenge the women who have accused trump of sexual assault.

otis spoke after his arraignment in los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney says otis caused more than 400 dollars worth of damage. coming up on kron four news weekend. our series on the dangers of lead contamination continue. east bay mud officials explain how to keep lead from an aging water system. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. enjoy nearly 100 sculptures. it's all happening at the cantor arts center at stanford university at 11:30. the event is free to attend.

>> rebecca: right now we can see this on radar and we'd take a closer look you can actually see some heavy rainfall. down to mill valley definitely expecting to win a one drive at cross search concentre fell bridge.

severance is the fifth five at the 58 of '50s and the north bay and 55 currently in senegal. planning a day what you need to know most of the shower is a lot of activity there should overcasts for most of the bay area by noon time again we see the widespread showers winter menu of five the $10. what,

though all experienced yesterday. alas stadium. assets carry at be prepared heading to the gamma sunday on the bay of planning forecast slight chance morning most conditions should be dry heading back to work. the morning read expected wednesday thursday some showers things drought friday

>> marty: all this week, kron 4 has been taking an in-depth look at the dangers of lead contamination. and now, we visit with east bay mud officials to find out how they keep lead from contaminating an aging water system. kron 4's charles clifford has that story. nats the east bay municipal utility district delivers water to about 400,000 customers. they, like all providers in the state, are required to closely monitor the quality of their water to ensure that it's safe to drink and use. they must meet tough federal and state standards to ensure that the water is not excessively corrosive and that it doesn't contain harmful containments such as lead. there's also no "one size fits all" way to test water, every district is a little different. rick sakaji is the water quality manager at east bay mud.

sot we all draw from different sources and each source has it's own unique water quality characteristics. that's why each individual utilities conducts their own water quality control and tailors their program. sot we test our water every single day. andrea pook is a spokesperson for the utility she adds that east bay mud spent years removing man made sources of lead contamination.. specifically lead pipes that were put in place around world war 2. sot in the eighties and 90s we went back into our system to identify where we might have lead service lines. sot we have taken a majority of those lines out but despite rigorous testing and the removal of problematic pipes, high lead levels are sometimes still found inside homes and buildings. on the rare occasion that this happens, the contamination is almost always traced, not to the source of the water, but to a problem inside the home itself. sot whether it's the fixtures or plumbing in their home it's not the source water. following the alarming events in flint michigan and other places across the country where high lead levels have been found

in drinking water, east bay mud decided to take second look at its system..to see if there were any source of lead contamination that they may have missed. sot we are going back in right now through the summer of 2018 to double check our paperwork and recheck every single service line for all of our 400,000 customers standup and finally, for anyone concerned about lead in their water, east bay mud recommend finding a state certified lab to test your water for you. the utility is also working on setting up a voucher program to help customers pay for that testing. in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district also recommends using a state certified lab and here in sf, you can pay the sfpuc 25 bucks and they will test your water for you. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. take a look at this. this is video from the "every day is a day of thanksgiving" event in el sobrante. it offers a free hot thanksgiving meal, a bag of groceries, a frozen turkey, and clothes. this is the 14-th year for this event. it is aimed at feeding the needy in the east bay and making

sure they are not forgotten during thanksgiving. volunteers say a few hundred people showed up for the event. in national news. thousands gathered to remember veteran journalist and newscaster gwen ifill. family, friends and colleagues gathered to remember her at the metropolitan a-m-e church in washington d-c. former attorney general eric holder read a letter from president obama who is in peru. ifill's p-b-s "newshour" co- anchor, judy woodruff also spoke at the funeral. the two made history in 2013 when they became the first women co-anchors of a major news broadcast. ifill died last week from from cancer. an invitation of a complete stranger to a thanksgiving dinner. and it all started with a grandmother's accidental text.

>> marty: led to her inviting

over complete stranger for links giving all started with a mix of phone number eventually making her a sensation. all started with a group text to grandson. once the

embarrassment has decided she decided to respond.

as it was sold off at an auction. the form- fitting number was purchased by 'ripley's believe it or not'. they paid 4-point-8 million dollars to get their hands on

the dress. julien's auction house says the gown was so tight that night monroe had to be sewn into it. at the time, the gown cost 12- thousand dollars. about three months after her happy birthday performance, monroe was found dead from an overdose at the age of 36.

here's a live look at our radar this morning. storms are expected to continue this morning across the bay area. a high surf advisory is also in effect until later this afternoon. and the storm is definitely making it's impact across the bay area. this is video of the rain saturday. on the left, you can see wet conditions in the east bay. hundreds of customers in both

orinda and moraga were left without power for hours. there were also several delays on bart between east bay stations and san francisco due to the power outage. in the middle, is video from the north bay. where the rain fell on and off all day. and the peninsula was hit hard as well, take a look at the video on the right of your screen. crews worked all afternoon along highway 101 in palo alto to clear trees and debris before they became a hazard. not everyone loved the wet weather. >> rebecca: with oakland in it for him or about news and as a ninth for half monday before san francisco. i surf advisory issued to 3:00 this afternoon the sale of the coast avoid the coast if you can waves of up to 13 15 ft. expected with a stronger current are expecting and stay away from the beaches

and definitely do so. let the camera right now at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is good reduce your speed as the roadways from the bay area mostly what today. >> marty: many understand it's like putting in the fifth year of the drought. everything you

need to know and also track the storm to day drought, many were happy to seeand the storm is continuing morning. stay with us on kron four news weekend for what you need to know before heading out. and don't forget. you can track the storm today and future storms by downloading the kron four mobile app. 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. a warning for people in the east bay after a series of car break ins. kron four's hermela aregawi shows us where this is happening and what thieves are targeting. big news this morning. we now know the name of the person who died after a plane crashed into a house near half moon bay. this is video of the scene.courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c-7. officers say 57-year-old melissa magee of sacramento died friday when a cessna 175 crashed into a home. her husband stephen magee was

the pilot. he suffered serious injuries but is expected to be ok. 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. investigators are looking into the cause. and the 1900 block of the valley road face the that they don't know about the break-in but they were not surprised either.

another tip from place if you want to hide valuables in your trunk before you get to your destination. figgie of the sinker's to cut up a partnership with abc seven is officers say the 57 year-old of sacramento died friday on the system was 75 when it will hold her husband stephen was the pilot and suffered serious injuries but is expected to be ok the crash's first reported after 1115 friday morning officials say that the plan was coming from sacramento federal land that have been bay airport investigators continue

to look into the cause. weekend. wet weather didnt stop anti donald trump supporters from taking to the streets again. plus. a major hummus recall to tell you about. we'll have more on the contamination found in the product that's causing the recall. and coming up next. you might not have to wait until friday for a black friday deal. we'll show you how to save you some money this holiday season.

>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. if you're looking for a black friday deal and don't want to wait until then -- you're in luck. your credit card can help. several credit card companies are now offering price protection. that's where they give you money back for an item you bought if the price goes down later. citi, chase, discover and master card all have some sort of variation of this program. but there are some restrictions to this. if a deal is promoted as limited quantity or a doorbuster, then you don't get the discount. california universities are considering tuition increases for the first time in six years.

they are facing record-high enrollments and need to hire more faculty to meet the demand. leaders of the u-c and c-s-u systems say they need more money to maintain the quality of the nation's largest public university system. the c-s-u is proposing hikes of 270-dollars per student per year. while u-c schools are proposing an increase of 280-

dollars per student per year. the governing boards of both systems are discussing the tuition hikes this week. critics say the increase could force more students to drop out. and they say it would put a bigger burden on students already struggling to finance their education. for the weekned. it's the bear-fest and free top dog hot dogs in berkeley. come out and celebrate the history of berkeley's peoples park. it's all happening at people's park from 1:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend.

>> rebecca: as far as the winds go wide spread across the bay area that is when does it was yesterday facade gossip the 35 mouth an hour. and the there were when advisory's on all the bridges not the case today however it will be slick on the

roads. a slight breeze and still be careful making your way out the door this morning. storm trackers showing us all the rain activity through most of it in the north face some now a creeping along the coast in the peninsula nevada center from the valley that things of showers and even across the richmond center coverage here in richmond hercules not getting in the showers of silicon at the sonoma area. and then let camera

out the door shows overcast conditions they're seeing some light rainfall here and of course the visibility is 34. like always check with your carrier. was in the '50s of 59 degrees in mountain view. 57 sematech of 56 in san francisco office for the north bay 55 center fell and napa coming in at 58 degrees and 554 like how mmi have a possible thunderstorms might produce some hail in your neighborhood but that this possibility. but time temperatures, to the change low

60s still precooled the bay area. 63 expected for san jose today looking at 60 degrees in san francisco. >> marty:a pregnant woman was fatally shot, but doctors performed a medical miracle to save her baby. vanessa oviedo was 35-weeks pregnant when she was shot in the head on thursday by a drive-by shooter. she died on the way tot he hospital. and doctors had only 30-seconds to perform a c-section. the baby was barely moving and not breathing, but pulled through.

officials say the baby boy is healthy and in stable condition. detectives believe the shooting was gang-related but do not know who was the target. in other california news. a judge is delaying the trials for a husband and wife who police say killed two northern california sheriff's deputies in 20-14. october 2017 is the date set for luis monroy and his wife janelle monroy. they're both accused of killing deputies from the sacramento and placer county sheriff's departments. the couple was initially scheduled to stand trial in march. however, defense attorneys said they needed more time to review evidence turned over by prosecutors. the rain and wind did not stop anti-trump protesters in san francisco. dozens marched through city streets saturday afternoon. they chanted and carried signs, similar to what we've seen at most rallies since donald trump won the election. this is video of the group as they gathered near city hall.

this was a peaceful rally, no arrests were made, and nothing was damaged. demonstrators say their message is clear. the march and rally did cause traffic backups in the area. those who attended say rain or shine, it was important to get their message out. meanwhile. president-elect donald trump is spending much of this weekend meeting with potential members of his cabinet. by far the most anticipated meeting was with one of toughest critics. c-n-n's yasmin amer has the story. nats

president-elect donald trump and his v-p arrived at the trump national golf club in bedminister, new jersey saturday.to sit down with a list of cabinet prospects. probably the day's most anticipated meeting is with one of trump's harshest critics, former massachusetts governor mitt romney. mitt romney / fmr. massachusetts governor: "we had a far reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests in the united states.

we discussed those areas and exchanged our views on those topics." the meeting with romney may come as a surprise to many. considering their contentious relationship throughout the election. romney: "here's what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud." trump: "he's a disloyal guy. he's an elitist." romney:"his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university.trump: "the guy's a stone cold loser." also scheduled to meet with the president-elect this weekend. democrat michelle rhee. former chancellor of the d-c public schools. for education secretary. retired general james mattis for defense chief. and despite being removed as head of the transition team, trump will also sit down with new jersey governor chris christie. i'm yasmin amer reporting. coming up on kron four news weekend highlights from the big game between stanford and cal. and the warriors continue their road trip in milwaukee. bay area sports is coming up next. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the rumba party in berkeley. come out and enjoy music and dancing from cuba. it's all happening at la pena cultural center from 3:300 to 6:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:stanford and cal facing off in the big-game in berkeley. davis webb finding chad hensen early in the game for the 70- yard touchdown. webb finished with 393 passing yards in the game. but it was stanford's star running back christian mccaffery who stole the show. running 90 yards here for one of

his three touchdowns. the cardinal win their 7th straight big game, 45-31. stanford has now won four straight games. the bears have dropped four in a row. moving onto hoops. the warriors in their third game of a four game road trip in milwaukee. former cal star jason kidd on the sideline coaching a good looking bucks team.

and new bay area star kevin durant had it going. he had 33 points, with five three-pointers. but the bucks kept it tight near the end. with a shot at a potential game winner. draymond green knocks the ball loose and the dubs hold on to win 124-121. they look to extend their 7 game winning streak in indiana monday. the 49ers looking to win their second game of the year. and its a tough one. they face the patriots in tom brady's bay area homecoming. kick-off is set for 1:25 from

levi's stadium. and the raiders are in mexico city for a primetime showdown. they take on the texans in monday night football at 5:30. in boxing. the bay area's andre ward stays undefteated. winning a close and controversial fight against sergey kovalev. ward won by a close but unanimous decision. all three judges scored the fight 114 to 113 for ward. but many felt kovalev had won the fight. ward has now claimed his third light heavyweight world title belt. now to the ice. where the sharks took on the arizona coyotes. it was a hard fought game that went to overtime. and that's when sharks fans had their hearts broken. the sharks have now dropped 3 in a row. final score in this one, 3 to two. coming up on kron for news weekend. a deadly mushroom has shown up at a popular east bay park. and it's already killed one dog. what you need to know about the

mushroom, coming up next. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the comedy show case in san francisco. come out and have a few laughs. it's all happening at the hotel utah saloon starting at 8:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty: release still waters and gray skies and rain off and on throughout the day here love with the forecast is rebecca. we see the ring continue to market should be mostly dry study chari

here and there and then work weeks should look pretty good bomb warning and a storm trackers shows us all the reactivity will be across the bay area starting to move east. >> rebecca: piquancy it was really heavy at just the west of the vital center felt starting movies with more rainfall hercules richmond costs separate bay bridge and then through mill valley still seen rainfall and then getting toward the vallejo area and to berkeley. and then nine nights of being here to our back to bill fairfield right now. fat francisco heavy rainfall in south san francisco right now showers will be there since the be all the way to have monday covering all of san the tail redwood city. and then if you cast shows how the rest of the day will shape up piquancy heading through the afternoon hours we will still have some

showers will also give some selling ophira the new combat at home sticking with us through most of the day at 2 week 5 very widespread and then as he continued in the evening hours of will have more continuation by should be most attractive additions that you wake up to. >> rebecca: ehrlichman winter weather buys raised the levels again at 12,000 ft. 8 to 16 in.. just be very careful out there. and then spotty showers into tonight mostly dry july temperatures and we might still a possibility of some showers more details coming up.

the drought is being blamed for killing more than 100-million trees in california. according to a u-s forest service survey, there has been a one-hundred-percent increase in dead trees across the state over the last year. officials also say the infestation of bark beetles is at fault. u-s agriculture secretary tom

vilsack says the massive die- off increases the risk of catastrophic wildfires. and now he's calling on congress to act. saying more money is going to fighting fires than forestry management. a major recall to tell you about this morning. sabra dipping company is recalling some of its products because of a possible listeria contamination. officials are urging consumers to throw away any product with a best before date through january 23-rd. they say listeria was found at a plant but not found in any of the products tested. listeria can cause serious illness and sometimes fatal infections in young children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems. symptoms include fever, muscle aches, and stomach pain. a list of the products recalled can be found on our website, kron four dot com. a warning for pet owners. a deadly mushroom has sprouted at a popular park in the east bay. and it has already led to the death of one dog. kron 4's j-r stone has what you need to know about the mushroom known as a "death cap". >> reporter:sot be cautious be aware because it could happen to you too. last month robert newburne's dog koa was poisoned to death by a mushroom reffered to as either a death cap or a death angel. a mushroom that koa ate at briones regional park in the east bay while he was running around off leash. koa's problems started one day after the park trip. sot so my wife came home and saw that there was blood in the

stool sot and he refused to eat newburne took koa to an animal hospital and the news was devastating. sot they did some tests and came back to me within twenty minutes or so and had basically told me that his liver was destroyedbasically there wasn't much they could do basically there wasn't much they could do but they could try and save em. for two and a half days treatments worked but two and a half days after that and koa passed. robert says it has been tough month but is now trying to

warn other dog owners of the danger that has been created by the recent wet weather. sot and i have noticed an incredible amount of mushrooms that have been out there since that incident. sot my dog that survived and is still here and did not eat a mushroom will not be running free in any of the parks anymorei go out to em i love the parks but she is now kept on a 20 foot leash where i can keep an eye on her. the vet that we talked with said this is much more common that you'd think. she said she deals with between 6 and 12 cases like this every year. during the election, fake news stories being shared on social media were a frequent occurence. and now, facebook is taking steps to prevent fake news stories from being shared on it's website. c-e-o mark zuckerberg says the every single morning and it's all cigarette it all throughout the curbside and in front of my store that to me is horrible the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end up where they don't belong sometimes burning the public seating you catching anybody making an illegal u-turn or doing anything wrong oh boy here we go again i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street in union square which normally would not be a problem this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally would be a problem minus the open container and this guy bums a cigarette from another person and just before he lights up he passes the lighter to a different person so she can light up what do all these people have in common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? smoking taking a break how about you stanley are you behaving badly no you sure i hope not you know that this is considered a park right oh it is so everyone smoking in what are called parklets are violating a city ordinance that prohibits

smoking in any san francisco park and parklets fall under parks i aint smoking now, put that camera down i can't see you excuse me while i get my photo taken do this for me you know i ant phone savvy you make her the guilty party now huh? no matter who is holding the cigerette if you are in a parklet you are baehaving badly don't put me on the news, sir i don't even have lip gloss so that you criteria gotem hahhaha you going to take you cigarette and put it out and not on the ground where you put this at and that is part of the problem if you hang out even for a few minutes you sell see people smoking in the parklets and then tossing their cigarette butts in the ground or in the planter one business owner had this to say they're flicking their cigarette butts in the street their putting them on the curb where ever they want they think that that's not garbage they don't think that not trash that not polluting our out planet i mean it is ridiculous i sweep up every single morning and it's all cigarette it all throughout the curbside and in front of my store that to me is horrible the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end up where they don't belong sometimes burning the public seating you catching anybody making an illegal u-turn or doing anything w i'm standing next to a man smoking a cigarette on powell street in union square which normally would not be a problem this man ia not only smoking but he is have a swig from his beer also on powell which normally would be a problem minus the open container and this guy bums a cigarette from another person and just before he lights up he passes the lighter to a different person so she can light up what do all these people have in common besides smoking. well keep listening what are you doing here? smoking taking a break how about you stanley are you behaving badly no you sure i hope not you know that this is considered a park right oh it is so everyone smoking in what are called parklets are violating a

city ordinance that prohibits smoking in any san francisco park and parklets fall under parks i aint smoking now, put that camera down i can't see you excuse me while i get my photo taken do this for me you know i ant phone savvy you make her the guilty party now huh? no matter who is holding the cigarette if you are in a parklet you are baehaving badly don't put me on the news, sir i don't even have lip gloss so that you criteria gotem hahhaha you going to take you cigarette and put it out and not on the ground where you put this at and that is part of the problem if you hang out even for a few minutes you sell see people smoking in the parklets and then tossing their cigarette butts in the ground or in the planter one business owner had this to say they're flicking their cigarette butts in the street their putting them on the curb where ever they want they think that that's not garbage they don't think that not trash that not polluting our out planet i mean it is ridiculous i sweep up every single morning and it's all cigarette it all throughout the curbside and in front of my store that to me is horrible the city did supply a place to dis-guard the butts but most end up where they don't belong sometimes burning the public s3 you catching anybody making an illegal u-turn or doing anything wrong coming up on kron four news weekend. the man who vandalized president elect donald trump's hollywood star is speaking out. hear what he has to say after he smashed the star with a sledgehammer, coming up. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the return of the cypher hip-hop and beat box jam in san francisco. enjoy a live hip hop show with several different artists. it's all happening at the boom boom room starting at 9:00 p.m. the event is free to attend.

the man who vandalized president elect donald trump's hollywood walk of fame star says he's sorry. this is video of the incident. 52-year-old james otis smashed the star with a sledgehammer last month. he's been charged with one felony count of vandalism. otis say's he destroyed the star. to avenge the women who have accused trump of sexual assault. otis spoke after his arraignment in los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney says otis caused more than 400 dollars worth of damage. coming up on kron four news weekend. our series on the dangers of lead contamination continue. east bay mud officials explain how to keep lead from an aging water system. live look outside. from kirkwood. for the weekned. it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. enjoy nearly 100 sculptures. it's all happening at the cantor arts center at stanford university at 11:30. the event is free to attend.

>> rebecca: show is heading to leave by stadium later this

afternoon for the ninth game. the kickoff is set for 125 will be quite chilly the '60s bundle up if you're heading out assess clara. >> marty: all this week, kron 4 has been taking an in-depth look at the dangers of lead contamination. and now, we visit with east bay mud officials to find out how they keep lead from contaminating an aging water system. kron 4's charles clifford has that story. nats the east bay municipal utility district delivers water to about 400,000 customers. they, like all providers in the state, are required to closely monitor the quality of their water to ensure that it's safe to drink and use. they must meet tough federal and state standards to ensure that the water is not excessively corrosive and that it doesn't contain harmful

containments such as lead. there's also no "one size fits all" way to test water, every district is a little different. rick sakaji is the water quality manager at east bay mud. sot we all draw from different sources and each source has it's own unique water quality characteristics. that's why each

individual utilities conducts their own water quality control and tailors their program. sot we test our water every single day. andrea pook is a spokesperson for the utility she adds that east bay mud spent years removing man made sources of lead contamination.. specifically lead pipes that were put in place around world war 2. sot in the eighties and 90s we went back into our system to identify where we might have lead service lines. sot we have taken a majority of those lines out but despite rigorous testing and the removal of problematic pipes, high lead levels are sometimes still found inside homes and buildings. on the rare occasion that this happens, the contamination is almost always traced, not to the source of the water, but to a problem inside the home itself. sot whether it's the fixtures or plumbing in their home it's not the source water. following the alarming events in flint michigan and other places across the country where high lead levels have been found in drinking water, east bay mud decided to take second look at its system..to see if there were any source of lead contamination that they may have missed. sot we are going back in right now through the summer of 2018 to double check our paperwork and recheck every single service line for all of our 400,000 customers standup and finally, for anyone concerned about lead in their water, east bay mud recommend finding a state certified lab to test your water for you. the utility is also working on setting up a voucher program to help customers pay for that

testing. in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district also recommends using a state certified lab and here in sf, you can pay the sfpuc 25 bucks and they will test your water for you. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. take a look at this. this is video from the "every day is a day of thanksgiving" event in el sobrante. it offers a free hot thanksgiving meal, a bag of groceries, a frozen turkey, and clothes. this is the 14-th year for this event. it is aimed at feeding the needy in the east bay and making sure they are not forgotten during thanksgiving. volunteers say a few hundred people showed up for the event. in national news. thousands gathered to remember veteran journalist and newscaster gwen ifill. family, friends and colleagues gathered to remember her at the metropolitan a-m-e church in washington d-c. former attorney general eric holder read a letter from president obama who is in peru. ifill's p-b-s "newshour" co- anchor, judy woodruff also spoke at the funeral. the two made history in 2013 when they became the first women co-anchors of a major news broadcast. ifill died last week from from cancer. an invitation of a complete stranger to a thanksgiving dinner. the gap >> marty: lived in washington d.c. the former washington general from president of bomb lot of traveling in pursuit and then

with co-anchor also spoke at the funeral. the two main hits in two of 13 first woman telling curs of a major to brought that the dirt news broadcast. major news broadcast in line what about side condition the continue to stay wet at the richmond bridge weekend. live look outside.sutro tower. for the weekned. it's the renegade craft fair in san francisco. check out holiday inspired art from over 300 makers. it's all happening at fort mason festival pavilion from 11:00 to 6:00. the event is free to attend. a grandmother's accidental text leads to her inviting over a complete stranger to her thanksgiving dinner. it all started with a mixed-up

phone number. and eventually made her a twitter sensation. amanda goodman reports.

>> reporter: on the living is giving grandmother is processing how she became the sensation at all started with the best of intentions group text of her to her grandson's. he thought it might be but to confirm that it was his grandmother after picture. and so they took the picture and once the embarrassment has decided she

decided to respond. he closed the exchange on the letter that was that are so he thought. it's since exploded and so has the phone. she had a chance to be having some help over her other grandson. >> rebecca: we're looking at whether today and then tomorrow we might get a shower or to the morning things should be dry all the way to wednesday a chance of showers in the morning the this is giving it my read at night.

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