warrant search. we do not know who the person is they are searching for. or what crime it is related too. the neighborhood is blocked off with dozens of police vehicles throughout the area. we will continue to update you on air and on kron four dot com. as more details become available. and happening now. crews are working to clean up a cement truck that tipped over in sausalito. the incident has actually shut down lower crescent avenue. and people are being asked to avoid the area. kron four's charles clifford is live now from the scene with more. chuck? >> reporter:tonight, for the first time, we hear from the girlfirend of a man.who was stabbed to death in front of his son. while christmas shopping inside a target store in the east bay. we will also hear haunting words from the victim himself speaking about life and death. the words were recorded on thanksgiving eve in a video. >> reporter: cause the driver and truck to help ok and that they were not injured but at this little sons a little

familiar almost the exact same thing happened in and in that case it slid backward into the home. this is a home from today in that case and then this home would be hit by a two accidents and less than a year. then will be sometime in the cement truck remove it from the area for dallas the very latest.

kron4's haaziq madyun brings us more on this story. >>:

"so i want to say man look, keep your head up, count every day as a blessing, every second, moment, hour, because you never know when your life can be taken from you" tyrone griffin's words spoken a month ago seemed to foreshadow his own fate here inside of this target store in union city this past christmas eve "we had been shopping all day" >> reporter:griffin was doing some last minute christmas shopping with his girlfriend tondaleaho davis and his two small children. "we still needed wrapping paper and bows and his son josh and one more toy than his daughter jade and he was adamant about getting that one more toy" she says to speed things along, the two split up inside the store, each taking one of the children with them. she says at one point she saw one of her friends in the checkout line. when did you know something was wrong? "she said, somebody got stabbed up back there, and i was like in target and she was like yeah" she said she immediately called his cellphone but there was no answer "so now i'm scared" she asked a man standing near by if the man injured was black, white or latino? "he said, no, he was black and he was with his son and i just ran to the back" when she got there tyrone griffin was bleeding profusely "i was going crazy and he was like, josh? still worried about his son, still worried about his baby, the only reason they did anything to him in the first place" witnesses told davis that griffin got into an altercation with two men after asking them to turn down some profanity laced music playing in the presence of his son. the two men were arrested and remain in custody, yet to be charged you want these people to go to jail? "yes! i want them gone" davis says tyrone turned his life around after becominga devout christian and was a joyful person "he was a very happy man when he left this earth, a very happy man in hayward haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant: the family of the young mother who was killed in a head-on collision early christmas morning is now under attack on social media.after asking for donations to help the woman's five-year-old daughter. the reason for the backlash. police investigators have indicated the driver.25-year-old jessica zamora.had been drinking. a go-fund-me account has been set up to help her daughter.but the family is receiving insulting messages.blaming zamora and even her parents for the deadly crash.

two people were killed in the san jose crash on christmas morning. zamora.and a 14-year-old boy in the other car.

happening now. pleasant hill police are looking for the people who started shooting. near a popular coffee shop. this is video of the aftermath. >> reporter: with the sharp

point and a sharp hand. in beverly hills mother actress debbie reynolds. father singer eddie fisher. kron four's

philippe djegal explains what happened the day

there were still people in the crossroads shopping center parking lot at around 9-15 monday night. when pleasant hill police say shots were fired outside this starbucks coffee shop, just 15 minutes before the business closed up for the night. sot- "shocking. pleasant hill's a bedroom community. nothing happens in pleasant hill." brilliant original as she flung a fearless and lived a life of lee. and have will work devastated. her friend and co- star harrison ford released a statement. >> catherine: calling carrie fisher "one of a kind, brilliant and original. he says she was 'funny and emotionally fearless.and lived her life bravely.' another star wars co-star -- mark hamill - wrote simly "no words.hashtag. devastated."

others referenced the fact fisher was very open about her struggles.including with mental illness. comedian margaret cho writing "we just lost a great ally for mental health and addiction." telling her fans to 'be strong.' actor william shatner says he'll miss their 'banterings'..saying 'a wonderful light and talent has been extinguished.' vicki and grant? different restrictions for using a phone while driving are just some of the new laws that go into effect on january first

still ahead on kron four news. versace is being sued by a former employee for unfair business practices at their livermore outlet store. christopher sampiro says during his training period. he was instructed by a manager to casually say "d-410" to alert co-workers when a black customer entered the store.

>> vicki:sampiro says he told the manager that he identifies as african american. sampiro claims he was treated differently and not given proper training after he disclosed this information.

according to the lawsuit. he was fired after just two weeks because he didn't "understand luxury." in court documents. versace denied sampiro's allegations and asked a judge to dismiss the case. a case status conference is scheduled for march. a setback for the san francisco police officers union. it has been trying to stop some changes to the city's use of force policy. a san francisco superior court judge refusing to block implementation of the new police. kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters with more on the changes and what the union doesn't like about them >> reporter: as a result those changes will be implemented. san francisco superior court richard elmer has rejected an attempt by the san francisco police officers association to

block implementation use of force policy. while saying they have reached agreement on 99 percent of the policy the san francisco police officers' union objects to two changes. . >> reporter: not prevent use of next restraint. >>: less lethal option available to them. that could very well lead to a higher level force that is what the p away does not want to see. >> reporter: the police commission did not ok that change and it also objects to a second policy change preventing officers from shooting at moving vehicles. and still is

>> reporter: appeal way you want is all lousing allowing exceptions and city officials say they already exist. in the event of exceptional circumstances the conditions will be taken into account in reviewing officers use of force. the pla says the pay are going to continue to pursue all means that they were seeking an temporary blocked implementing the policy they did not get that the policy will be implemented but they will continue push forth through to support a stop to some of these policies. >> vicki: as 2016 draws to a

close -- california entered its sixth year of drought. but things 'do' continue to improve. >> grant:catherine heenan is here with some of the latest numbers on how we're doing. >> catherine:it continues to be true that northern california is getting lots of drought relief. as for southern california - it's still stuck in historically dry conditions. a look at the bay area over the past year is encouraging. we have the latest numbers -- showing that san jose rainfall was 100 percent of the historic average. san francisco - a healthy 98 percent. and oakland - 80 percent.

but the numbers really drop when you move farther south. los angeles - got 65 percent of the historic average. with the numbers dipping lower and lower. by the time you reach irvine -- it's only 52 percent. as for the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor. the darker the colors -- the drier things are. this shows you where things stand as of this week. parts of central and southern california are still clearly in trouble. while the northern tip of the state is essentilly drought- free.

today the state dept. of water resources said that the sierra snowpack is 72 percent of normal for this time of year.and the rain and snow really need to keep coming. on the brighter side - northern california had the wettest october in 30 years because of heavy rain. bottom line - they still insist it's too soon to declare an end to california's drought. mid-40s closer to the coast and then pushing into tomorrow temperatures go back into the '60s and concord. 61 mt. view and 69 in san mateo. high

pressure building slightly cooler temperatures in the bay and then tracking more changes coming up in 10 minutes preheatsand next, california's already tight gun what some gun owners will have to give up -- starting january

>> reporter:tonight -- we are looking at new rules for californians that start with the new year. this includes guidelines for gun owners in a state that's already tough on firearms. kron 4's ella sogomonian spells it out. >> reporter:gun sales in california are on the rise. officials say sales of semi- automatic rifles have more than doubled in the state over the last year.

this increase likely due to the new gun control legislation signed by governor jerry brown in july. other features that are soon to be banned have also spiked in purchase rate. including rifles with bullet buttons for the quick swap of ammunition magazines. an estimated one-million- firearms were purchased in california as of december 9th. compared to just over 700- thousand sold in all of last year. ap-ca--california gun sales up california gun sales up ahead of new gun control limits here's a quick look at other new state laws that are set to kick in january first.

starting next week. your phone must be mounted on your dash, the center console or in one of the lower corners of the windshield. it cannot be anywhere that would block your view or your airbags. you must use hand free technology, such as voice command or bluetooth. if you have to touch a screen,

the new law only allows for a single swipe or tap of the driver's finger. only drivers 18 or older can use hands-free devices in the car. police can pull drivers over for breaking any of these new rules. the base fine for a first violation is 20 or 50 dollars depending on the violation. another new law going into effect in the new year impacts the ways young children must be buckled in the car. this law was passed by legislature back in 20-15 and will take effect the first of the year. children under the age of 2 will have to ride in a rear-facing car seat. the only way a child is exempt is if they weigh 40 pounds or more.or if they are taller than 40 inches. the law will still require children under the age of 8 to be properly restrained in a child safety seat in the back seat of the car. another new law starting next year. sexual assault on an unconcious or severely intoxicated person will now become a crime without

the possibility for probation. this comes after former stanford swimmer brock turner was given a six month jail sentence for assaulting an unconsious woman. the new law clarifies that a victim is unable to consent to sex when they are unconscious or incapacitated by drugs or alcohol. and of course, you can find a full list. of new california state laws that are set to place, come january first, on our website kron four dot com. this year marks the 75th anniversary since america's attack on japan in the closing of world war two. in a symbolic trip.the japanese prime minister flew to hawaii.to visit pearl harbor. shinzo abe will be the first pjapanese leader to do so since the end of the war in 19-45. abe implied that his visit was in return for president obama visiting hiroshima just seven months ago. there obama paid respects to those who lost their lives. he was in hawaii alongide abe today. paying tribute to those who died at pearl harbor.and also to the restored relations between japan and the united states. in the speech given by the japanese prime minister.the eader proclaimed that our two coutries must never repeat the horrors of the war again.saying it is a solemn vow taken by the people of japan. he and president obama also held their last bilateral meeting together.to discuss security, economic and global challenges. that being one of obama's final meetings with a world leader in his presidency. israeli officials are criticizing president obama and his administration--- claiming it pushed for the approval of a united nations resolution condemning israeli settlement construction -- meanwhile israel is moving ahead with plans for more settlements. kron4news-dot-com >> vicki: japanese prime minister offered his condolences to the thousands killed in the japanese sneak attack 75 years ago that story next plus moving

on without your star quarterback car here how the raiders plan to still make it to it superable.

dianne gallagher has this report from washington. israel says it is moving ahead with plans to build more settlements in east jerusalem, despite such actions being declared illegal and officially condemned friday by a u.n. resolution. this, as fall out from that

resolution, continues. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now limiting diplomatic ties with 12 of the countries that voted for it. and while this decision doesn't affect official u.s. israeli ties, netanyahu's spokesperson says israel believes the obama administration did more than just allow the resolution to pass. david keyes / spokesman for israeli prime minister: i myself have seen the information and i know beyond a shadow of a doubt that information exists. what it shows is that the obama administration helped craft, push, and lobby for this united nation security council resolution. a claim the white house has flatly denied. ben rhodes / president obama's deputy national security advisor for strategic communications: this is not a u.s. resolution. we did not draft it. we did not put it forward. but israel doesn't offer any specifics about its claim nor

does it plan to share that information with the current president, a least not directly. david keyes / spokesman for israeli prime minister: that evidence is going to be presented to the new administration through the proper channels, and they can choose to share if they like. president-elect donald trump was not in favor of the resolution and since then has taken aim at the u.n. on twitter -- calling it just a club and claiming that things will be different once he takes office. in washington, dianne gallagher. italian police have released an image of anis amri at milan central station on december 23- rd. authorities say 24-year-old amri is responsible for driving a truck into a berlin christmas market last week killing 12 and injuring 48. authorities believe he made his way from berlin to milan via the french city of lyon and the northern italian city of turin. amri was killed in a shootout with police on friday-- december 23. in sochi, many gathered at a vigil. remembering the victim's of sunday's fatal russian plane crash into the black sea. the victims were remembered in a growing memorial by the water. investigators now say they've found one of the two "black boxes" from the military plane that crashed. >> reporter: cooler air is

expected to move in we will from the details. currently at 46 in fairfield 50 degrees in concord 49 the from the 51 and to livermore's have a cisco 47 center fellow fifties and santa rosa. this time yesterday at livermore. up three degrees in san rosette. and then low 30's. conquered by just 42 degrees severances go mid-40s have modern-day and 40 and non view. 38 satellite radar shot here. and a little bit more sunshine amara we can see just south of here. there is system and this system works its way to the

workweek. by friday morning and we could start to see more moisture moving into our area and one thing we're tracking over more details would not seek expect to get the work week coming up and are next forecast. >> vicki: on december 23rd the 44 rolled responsible for track and cross truck into a birling christmas market last week injuring 48 authority is police may it to from city is still an issue got on very 23rd in so she many gathered at official remembering the victim's of the failed russian plane crash into the black sea. >> vicki: and then they found one of the boxes of a military plane crashes. he is still

missing the plane is heading all 92 on board. >> grant: massive brawls over the country it shopping malls and me tell you why this is happening on wall street stocks or going up a quiet trade date.

security guards and police have really had their hands full. this began last night - and it appears these brawls were loosely organized on social media. this is just one of many wild scenes.a mall in new jersey. the yelling and fighting turned to panic when people mistakenly thought they'd heard gunshots.

it turned out to be someone slamming a chair. witnesses say they saw people trampling each other.and apparently targeting random strangers. one little girl later talked about people 'yelling hateful' things. in aurora colorado.police say 500 people showed up at a food court -- simply to fight. officers had to call for help when crowds began to circle them as they started to make arrests.

some store employees started ushering families out by back doors - to keep them safe and the mall was closed early. there 'wre' some injuries.and this man was seen being taken away by ambulance. among the other places where the brawls broke out.ohio, tennessee, texas, north carolina and new york. in connecticut - someone attacked a police officer. that officer is expected to be ok. grant and vicki? still ahead. raiders quarter-back derek carr is now out of surgery. following what could be considered a season-ending injury. how the team plans to move forward without carr-- coming up. plus, one of the most sought after toys of the holiday season is leaving many kids disappointed. we'll explain-- after the break turning our attention to the silver and black--

the healing process has officially begun for quarterback derek carr. it's the best news that can come after such a gruesome injury. the raiders' heart and soul.underwent surgery to repair a broken fibula. and all reports indicate that it went well. mark carpenter joins us with the latest on the mvp candidate's health. mark-- reports say there's an outside chance may haven't seen the last of carr? the projected rehab for this injury is 6-to-8 weeks. which, according to derek's former pro quarterback brother david carr, he could possibly be back in time *if the raiders make it to the super bowl. that would be the best case scenario and while we don't know how the healing process will unfold, we do know that carr is doing just fine. the man taking the title for 20- 16's associated press male athlete has been voted as lebron james. the n-b-a championship was taken from our golden state warriors by lebron james and the cavaliers this year.ending a 52- year heartache for the city of cleveland. in the vote for this year's winner.james collected 24-first place votes.

beating out olympians michael phelps and usain bolt. stephen curry tied for fourth place with the chicago cubs third baseman kris bryant.who won m-v-p following the team's win at the world series. lebron james now joins michael jordan as the only n-b-a player to win twice. they were a touch find for parents this christmas. topping and a programming reminder. kron four is the only local station that will ring in the new year live across the bay area. we will show you celebrations around the world and fireworks from the san francisco's ferry building. kron4's new year's live starts at 11:15 saturday night! new tonight: as we get closer to the end of 2016. we are counting down this year's 'best' people behaving badly segments.

stanley roberts has gone through all the footage. and picked his top ten favorites. tonight -- at number six: carpool violators. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. oakland police are now releasing the names of two recent homicides in the city. >>: he will still be here i think >> reporter: you all once it's your time it's your time. megavolt watch a whole lot of film this week and from fire. pat prepare 123 or whatever. and

a clenched nfc west. and a first-round bye if they lose density wayans they will drop to a wild-card spot at the proceeds to next week on the road. >> grant: is has been the associated press male athlete of the year we all remember can pretty much took over all of the calves to the historic comeback holes in the championship trophy and 52 year championship drought for the city of cleveland. that ohio is his hometown. the voters sentimental james beat out all indians michael phelps in fourth place and that they now use michael jordan as the only nba player to win that award twice.

>> britteny: and that average temperatures. we will see a gorgeous sunset. san francisco oakland and 51 san jose livermore. colada 5 game

retracting latest model showing the south of our region mainly seeing rained and right now and looks like it will stay to the east of our region. >> britteny: and that fox record showing us clear visibility dammar morning as we head out the door until 47 francisco. 40 degrees and half moon bay. the backlash assertive 58 golden

gate park. >> britteny: the and san ramon 61 in union city 63¢ a cupertino a high of eight degrees average stay on tap shows slight chance on monday. >> grant: will respond with a light and after about 30 minutes of play time it's supposed to

hatch into a creature kids can then talk adding gauge with. on happy customers now taking to its social media saying it does not work parent companies to spin master urging customers to contact them by exact message but some people indicate has been difficult for them to get a response from the company. one

of them being a teenage boy. this is th 16-year-old teen.dwan taylor.who his friends and family called "redd." oakland police say he and another 23-year-old.ruben alvarado. are the victims of recent shootings this month. no motives or suspects have been named in either of the crimes. taylor's family and friends are reaching out to the public for help getting through this difficult time. i add new >> stanley: and let's keep listening. . then call >> stanley: is his turn again of carpooling but no one let him out. the driver has

nothing more say. here's what really happened..

we first alerted kron 4 viewers about this breaking news just after 3 this afternoon. you can be the first to find out about breaking news by it is free for apple and android devices. >> catherine: and the question at that his mother is asking tonight than we have an update i

nor their is, train tracks and i are news continues at the top of the hour on kron 4 news at 6.

the hunt is on tonight in oakland - after a deadly shooting. police say it happened this afternoon near the intersection of 88th avenue and macarthur boulevard. we know one man is dead. his name has not yet been released. there's no word yet on whether the gunman has been arrested.or a possible motive. a kron 4 crew spotted a heavy police response and lots of evidence markers on the ground. the shooting happened just down the street from castlemont high school the man who took a baseball bat to his mothers head.fatally striking her on christmas morning.has been arrested by santa clara county sheriff's deputies. you're looking at the booking photo of 39-year-old matthew salewske. authorities report he is now in custody. on sunday deputies were called out to a domestic disturbance

in gilroy. when they arrived.they found salewske's 70-year old mother suffering with significant head trauma. she later died. reports say her son has been booked on suspicion of murder. the investigation into the death is still ongoing. things are back to normal at the crossroads shopping center, less than a full day after shots were fired in this parking lot. sot- "this area here -- unusually its supposed to be safe." that is until around 9-15 monday night. witnesses tell pleasant hill police investigators several shots were fired outside this starbucks coffee shop. fortunately, no injuries were reported. sot- "doesn't seem like anything ever happens." police say shootings in this area, let alone pleasant hill are uncommon. sot- "this is a common meeting spot. starbucks all around contra costa county." those who frequent the area for coffee or to do their holiday shopping, say this case should

serve as a reminder that violence can pop up in typically peaceful areas like this. even on the day after christmas. >>:sot- "i would say you always need to be careful and keep your eyes open and be alert at all times." >> reporter:police say more than one car was seen speeding away after the shooting. but investigators have yet to release descriptions of the people involved. in pleasant hill, philippe djegal, kron four news. the mother of a man stabbed to death inside a target store on christmas eve is talking about >> steve:the tragic loss of her son. in connection to the crime. however the victim's girlfriend

tells kron4's haaziq madyun that there were two women who got away before police >> reporter:the san francisco police commission's changes to the police departments use of force policy, will be implemented as approved. today a san francisco superior court judge rejected a bid by the police officers' union to block parts of that new policy. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight at police headquarters. with details on the two issues which remain a thorn in the side of the union. still no sign tonight of a menorah stolen from a san francisco park. the 100 pound. 6-foot tall hanukkah symbol was taken from washington square park on christmas day. police don't believe at this time that it was a hate crime. they figure the thief might have been after the brass menorah to sell it for money. the theft hasn't stopped jews from celebrating the holiday. and we saw people bring their own menorahs to the park last night -- to mark the third night of hanukkah. investigators say a napa man found dead in his home yesterday. died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

60-year-old stepehn covey was discovered inside a house on foster road. when first responders arrived. there was a strong smell of propane. they managed to save his brother who had also been overcome by carbon monoxide. inside they found a propane tank with a heater attached. at this time. foul play is not suspected. just a little reminder. california law states that homeowners who have an attached garage or rely on a fossil few source. they must have a carbon monoxider detector. the same goes for multi-unit buildings like apartments. they are also required to have a c-o detector. we bring this up because c-o poisoning spikes during winter months. police in italy have released a new photo of the man they say killed 12 people in the attack at a christmas market in berlin. it shows anis amri at the train station in milan.a few days after the attack. you don't get a close look.but it established where amri was on december 23rd. this is an image from a surveillance camera. amri is believed to have made his way to milan from berlin after stopping at the french city of lyon. he was killed in a shoot-out with police later that day. >> catherine:a big story today -- the death of actress and author carrie fisher. the 60-year-old had suffered a heart attack just days earlier on a flight from london to los

angeles. >> reporter: they agree with many percentage change to the carotid neck restraint and not a moving vehicles and injections to that is whether it went to court seeking to put a stop until they can consult with the city. >> reporter: all police shooting that of mario woods that quite nichol of change. and the use of force policy and changes now made but on tuesday they went to court seeking to halt to the changes. and they rejected their request. they went language

allowing exceptions to the rule in the event of the attack like the recent one timber plan and peace. also o'bannon the carotid neck restraint. until less lethal option like razors are proved. their objective halting that in the use of force policy saying that the city does not have to confer with the police officers' union when making such changes. >> reporter: they do not see the route that way they will pursue this and the courts. >> catherine: exploit tall hanukkah symbol taken from washington square park on christmas day. to not think this

time that there was a crime and they might if the nafta the breast in northern sella for money. >> catherine: we saw people bring their own menorahs to the park and that is the third night of hanukkah. >> steve: man found dead in his home died from carbon monoxide poisoning to two years old steve was has a row manage his brother been no by a car monoxide play is now suspect . remind recall stay home owner the tool gras that rely must detect. in the from a building apartment are a required to have

connects co poison display during one. >> britteny: 21 san francisco. 46 and 24 are temperature change have five degrees livermore three fairfield and then 3 in mountain view 02 degrees in san rosa of the next three hours we see a few clouds in clear skies and temperatures dropped below 40 is in the north bay.

>> reporter: and then 60 degrees in oakland. and a slight chance of showers thursday. all the details on that and that is coming up powerful forecast and another 10 minutes or so and the chances don't look great but it is slight chance. >> reporter: this happened at 230 this afternoon. and then

stopping. there are unfortunately down sides. and there is one of the suicide prevention hot line signs that encourages people there were announcements on the platform that there were takahashi there been a fatality and nude through the train schedules off and thus make announcements on the trains. >>: maybe delays that they said they would keep us informed if happened. right past san bruno they stopped us for probably just for five minutes. >> reporter: were shuttles to take people to their next stop for a while caltrans was just turning on one the two tracks they did get both tracks open that was at 45 this afternoon.

area. the minimum wage ois going up in oakland. it will rise from 12-dollars 55- cents to 12-dollars-86 cents. oakland however lags behind other bay area cities. the statewide minimum wage is also increasing on new year's day. it goes up to 10-dollars and 50- cents. it currently is 10-dollars. this applies to businesses with at least 26 employees. inaguration day is only a few weeks away and tonight we're taking a look at what life will be like for both democrats and republicans come january 20th.

with the >> vicki: now we're bursting out of this drought we have not the one we come back.

kron 4's washington

shoe a >> steve: is born in the spotlight as the daughter of very famous hollywood couple. . fisher was and generations as princess leah. and the heavy movie franchise ever star wars. aid with fisher was born in beverly hills. debbie reynolds father singer eddie fisher fissured definitely will her experiences as a show-biz kid a struggle with addition and the best-selling comic novel post cards from the edge pokes fun at the and absurdity and all manner self medication and putting taking bill's hit

>> reporter: turn pain and humor all for writing which will drinking and chocoholic. there seemed no lack of material.

correspondents mark meredith and alex schuman take a closer look from capitol hill. >> catherine: this was by the way " and formal meeting as president with another world leader. >> steve: heavy rainfall this with susan officials say it's much too soon to declare an official date california. in

normal this time of year. one- third of the water supply. and forecasters say the economic the official called until april 1st that's when the snow pack is this steepest. >> britteny: attracting a few changes of the next couple days. by friday morning into saturday we see rainshowers come back. we

will continue to see a slightly warmer temperature trend for us tonight into tomorrow and thursday. and then late thursday night friday morning and most of the showers in our area. the news is we see cooler air moving in. and a slight chance of rain as well. close to look at our system 50 degrees 48 in oakland and hayward. 4142 in mountain view and 50 degrees in san jose. a few clouds for us right now switchover mostly clear skies we see most sleep sunshine into tomorrow. and well to the south of los angeles that could give us a little bit of rain fall. all the moisture that will continue to move up to the north. and the models not showing any rain moving and storage and with that system.

continuous tracking it over the next few days. temperature >> britteny: is dropped on the 42 san francisco 30 degrees and said rosa 33 nevada 39 he word 29 degrees and the remark and then and manioc. 80 degrees above freezing and san jose at 38. lots of sunshine start and then sought to punish its skies low '40's in the bay in land and then pretty close to a nice warming trend. >> reporter: mountainview when entablatures at 63 in san jose. we see clear visibility into tomorrows 3 day planner shows slightly warmer

>> catherine: more than doubled in california. and the department of justice 360,000 rifles stolen this year by december 9th. by this time just to compare. that will soon be

banned and then buttons for quick change. environ california so far this year the number is likely to keep climbing. one of them right here lane splitting. to make it legal no doubt seen the motorcycles a thing between carter and roadway >> steve: of to the highway patrol the craft's exact guidelines as to when that safe and let's not to keep all drivers on the save san the road may take a little while before the have that several sinn place. and few short weeks away from trouble becoming

commander chief what could change in washington immediately was he takes office.

one tenant home and the same home was hit by a sliding dump truck back in april and that case severe damage was done in the crotch and what's being done with a cement truck and the owners attempt to rebuild from that last accident. the owners worked on at the town that time. bob up and up pampero run >> reporter: they remained in

custody at their peak charge. and nobody knows that. they need to be apprehended as well. >> reporter: the one car was seen speeding away after the shooting. will be implemented as approved by the police commission. tuesday afternoon the superior court judge schneider request by the police officers' union to block the the

policy and they objected to changes when a van on the crowd and then on shooting to vehicles. does not have to consult with the union when making changes to use of force policy >> steve: 0 rise of $12.86 a hour oakland does lag behind the bay area cities and the statewide minimum wage is also increasing newsday up to $10.50 currently just dollars applies to businesses with at least 26 employees. inauguration day only a few weeks away and we take a close at what life would be like for worked democrats come

january 20th. >> reporter:were closely approaching inaguration day, so we wanted to talk about what things will be like come january 20th once we have a president trumpi'm joined by white house correspondent mark meredith - mark what happens in d-c at the beginning of a presidency it really feels like the city reinvents itself, every four

years and right now if you're a republican - this is a good time to be in d-c. there are going to be endless opportunties with the coming of a new year - a lot of people go through the motions of making resolutions. often it's about losing weight - or giving up something to be more healthy. but all too often we fall short of our goals. what if we made a new kind of resolution to keep us on track? sara ganim with our partners at c-n-n with what you can do to make a resolution stick. p>> reporter: keeping our new year's resolutions may mean adding a little balance to our

lives. if you focus on being happy and healthy, meeting your goals may become a nice side benefit. if you want to lose weight, instead of subtracting certain foods, add something. eat a serving of vegetables at every meal or add glasses of water to your daily routine. over time these additions will leave no room for unhealthy habits. also step away from the screen -- whether that's the tv, computer or other devices. being sedentary is not good for the waistline. instead, step outside and get some fresh air. it's good for the mind and body. and stop multitasking, especially when it comes to eating. when you pay attention to what you put in your mouth this cuts down on mindless eating and may help you make better food choices. also, try choosing a theme as your new year's resolution - a word or phrase that describes how you want to feel instead of what you think you should do.

for example, words such as authenticity, clarity, or kindness. when you focus on your theme each day, it can have a positive impact on your behavior. for today's health minute, i'm sara ganim. the new year's eve ball in times square is ready to drop! crews today installed the famous waterford crystal triangles onto the ball. two hundred and 88 of them. this year's ball features a new crystal design called 'the gift of kindness,' symbolizing unity. the ball is a geodesic sphere, 12 feet in diameter, and weighs more than eleven thousand pounds. the times square ball has been redesigned a number of times over the years. it was originally made of iron, wood and 25-watt light bulbs.

the ball that will drop saturday night will be illuminated by an estimated one million people are expected to gather in times square to watch the ball drop. >> britteny: and in our future cast it will move up and then it will stay in moderate. then we have another system that will change and northwest by saturday evening giving us a chance of rain far east a zone set again the location of this could change as well. to system was not we're watching clustered friday and saturday. more on whether sunday. it shows us that we see char's to the south of that system possibly monday cooler weather moves and and then with another like a weather

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sudbury sneers alive. and in sports the raiders quarterback gives us and the knee surgery. in the middle hold back this time they call a police for a living the rest reference missing calls. and a little reminder: kron four is the only local new year live across the bay area. catherine will be joined by gary radnich.and they'll show you celebrations around the world. also - the fireworks from san francisco's ferry building. kron4's "new year's live" starts at 11:15 saturday night.

after a brutal weekend for the raiders organization, some encouraging news on the derek carr front. as the quarterback's surgery to repair a broken leg went off withot a hitch. hours after his procedure, the mvp candidate tweeted this update to his followers. he says--- >>: 'surgery couldn't have gone

better. received great news. already started the recovery process. thank you for all your prayers as i heal up.' >> reporter:reports say the recovery time remains 6-to-8 weeks. if he heals up, some believe there's a chance he could return if the raiders make the super bowl. in the meantime, carr's teammates are back to work and preparing to clinch a division title this sunday in denver. it marks matt mcgloin's first start since his rookie year in 2013 and the raiders. are ready to rally around the backup qb. it is a little hard to put an exact number on the holiday gifts that will be heading back to the store. but we are getting a bit of idea of what happens to all those clothes that don't fit and toys that just don't make the cut. u-p-s says january fifth tends to be the magic day. it unofficially has named it "national returns day." it expects to deliver 1-point-3 million packages to retailers on that day. and by the time the week is done. it expects 5-point-8 million packages to be returned. that would top last year's

record of 5 million. that's it for the kron 4 news at 6. stay connected with kron 4 and and then they leave on a

positive note and something to build on this we see them improve. one player season has already come to an end. then a direct hit and saturday's game. and they had and cl the third year player has been there all season. parted ways

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now >> reporter: some news that had some warriors fans torticollis and 16 male athlete of the year. they ended their 52 year championship. when the ap or twice. and find a we have the story always unpredictable mark davis. 76 and the matchup and per display of playfulness seemed shockingly back-and- forth able to lead their team

dropping 3025 and afterward they paid a compliment and their own special way.

>> reporter: slackens those close a don't fit and they don't make the cut. >> catherine: and then it this time last of the week. its 5.8 million packages will be

returned and that would top last year's record of 5 million. lots of sunshine tara thursday friday tracking it mainly to the north of our area saturday afternoon we watch close to a high chance of showers back in the forecast.

♪ "the insider," tracking the biggest story making news today. ♪ hollywood remembers carrie fisher. the "star wars" icon passed away this morning four days after suffering a major heart attack. >> may the force be with us. then, we're breaking down the year's biggest movies. >> all of this means big ticket sales. >> our expert round table sniffs out the underdogs and all of the award show buzz. >> this is the tastiest oscar bait you have ever seen. >> then michael weatherly invites me to the new york set of "bull" as his billboard battle with james cord enescalates. >> i think we got him back pretty good. >> plus, we did stuff to his house that i'm not allowed to talk about for legal reasons. plus, why is keltie playing therapist to chris o'donnell?

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