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and then the center rose up and given a cool spot some fog going on here 39 net but and then a 45¢ francisco. 45 all also said jose 40 covering much of the space shoreline. the shows but midmorning time clock we are working on it but still fought hang around the noon hour. returns mid week and then it will be back on friday.

our big story this morning. the legendary ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is folding it's tents after 146- years. the circus says it is closing for financial reasons. animal rights activists have long charged the circus with animal abuse on their performing elephants and tigers. kron4 four's ella sogomonian was at the animal rights center in berkeley and shows reaction from activists. after more than 100 years of entertaining crowds across america - the ringling brothers and barnumb bailey circus is coming to an end. last year elephants were discountinued in shows- but the circus still has lions tigers llamas and other animals they use. animal rights activists in berkeley are ecstatic about the news saying they sympathize with the employees who will now be out of a job work are happy animals who were forced to perform will now be set free. zach graff, berkeley animal rights center >> :"i'm absolutely elated and

look forward to seeing every other institution and industry that makes profits by hurting and killing animals including farms and labs across america going in the direction of the circus." >> reporter: their belief is animals have no voice and can't choose to work or entertain so they are instead forced into entertaining crowds at their expense. >> :"animals are individuals who have needs and wants and desires just like us. and we no longer want to see in captivity and forced to do things they don't want to do and i think it's a sign of our moral progress." afte 146 years the ceo of the company attributed the closure to low ticket sales and high operating costs. the self proclaimed greatest show o earth will have two of their last performances this coming may in rhode island and new york. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> marty:in other headlines this morning. two members of the iconic bay area soul band "tower of power" are still in the hospital after being hit by a train in oakland. >> marty:the band idenitfied the injured duo as drummer david garibaldi and current bassist marc marc van wagen-ingen. van wagen-ingen's condition is

much more severe. doctors say his improvement has been slow. doctors say garbaldi's condition is improving. doctors also say both men were responsive after the incident thursday night. and in the south bay. police are on the hunt for the identification of woman who was hit and killed by an amtrack train.

it happened friday morning on agnew road.near live oak park. police believe the driver did not pull her car far enough forward. and the back end was still on the tracks when the southbound train hit the car. union pacific railroad says, the train operator did everything properly. sounding his horn, activating the gates and lights, and applying the emergency brake. >> reporter: it says that the request could move to vegas in the next coming days the hills of san diego chargers filing similar paperwork the loss angeles and now the ownership has been going back and forth to build a new stadium they've always called the stadium

proposal sub-par last year they file paperwork the trademark to all. could be approved by the nfl and the next four to six weeks. and this is going to leave a very big a void in oakland's top morning.

thanks averi. we'll check back with you >> marty:still ahead on kron four news weekend. storm damage might have slowed down repairs on a giant sinkhole in pacifica. we'll show you reaction from the community affected. and a young woman's birthday celebrated after she was killed by a drunk driver. what her family is saying, in a story you'll only see on kron four. and up next, scammers targeting people who live in the bay area. we''ll show you what they're doing and how to protect yourself. next.

>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. police say scammers have been calling people who live in marin county.encouraging them to purchase a popular pre-paid card. this is an image of green dot money pak cards on your screen.

people have been receiving fake calls about outstanding arrest warrants due to past traffic violations. and to purchase a green dot card at c-v-s to pay the fine. p authorities say these callers are posing as police officers and demanding those fines be paid immediately. if you receive a call from someone impersonating an law enforcement official, the marin county sherrif's office would love to hear from you. how about a money back guarantee for super bowl tickets if the game is a blow out? one website says, it can help you get some money back but only if the game is a total blowout. game-hedge is a ticket resale site that has set up the deal. this year, it says it will repay hal the cost of every super bowl ticket it sells, but only if the game ends with one team winning by more than 28-points. the last time that happened was in 20-14 when the seahawks beat the broncos 43 to 8. game-hedge founder says customers shouldn't have to pay the same price for a less than nail-biting experience. --vo script-- if the super bowl is a blowout- you may be able to get some of your money back! game-hedge.a ticket resale site says it will repay half the cost of every super bowl ticket it

sells, provided if the game ends with one team winning by more than 28 points. such a blowout hasn't happened since 20-14, and only six times in the last 33 super bowls. game-hedge has a similar policy for pro football, basketball and hockey tickets it sells, as long as it's the home team that loses big. game-hedge says it's offered refunds on about 10 percent of all tickets sold. why the refund? the company's founder says customers should not have to pay the same price depending on the expeience they get. >> marty:for the weekned. it's the hella funny sundays comedy show in san francisco. come out and have a night full of laughs. it's all happening at neck of the woods from 7:00 to 9:00. the event is free to attend.

and the >> reporter: good dates mar to get out there and do what you need to do in the next week and before we get there more

precipitation. a live shot for you at the bay bridge. again we have the overcast covering up the east bay hills ringing over downtown san francisco camera law befog going on. give mother nature some time to work magic. and the ground starts to heat up that service the air and the motion carried another like a temperatures' right now thirties' north bay center as a 33 and 45 san francisco east bay shoreline. 40 hayward 45 for san jose. and what goes on both and short-term long term. so the morning fog. and not as much for the bay area does not look like and the sizzle or looking at for lack of a feature on tuesday

they see some clouds starting to build. the latest model late in the ball game from yesterday. the jumbo for a long range to should build a week again here and tuesday cloud cover he rego wednesday looks like this will be and wednesday evenings of the morning commute looks to be ok with all this and then friday here comes another dose. and that will give us as much rain as a we got the first bus but it will be problematic because barry have saturated ground. >> reporter: and then a big surprise here temperatures in a row 55 verso 3:00. also on the bay. so a partly cloudy by tuesday in the cluster to build.

police arrested two suspects in connection with pandering following a prostitution boston runner park. big news we're

following this morning. police arrested two suspects in connecion with pimping and pandering following a prostitution bust in rohnert park. it happened here on redwood drive at the leasure massage parlor. after receiving several complaints about possible prostitution, an officer posed as a customer. and when a masseuse offered the undercover officer a sexual act for extra cash, she was arrested and cited for prostitution. another woman was also arrested for online prostitution after she agreed to meet an undercover officer. the business's city permit is temporarily suspended while the investigation continues.. happening now. kron four brought you images of another giant sinkhole in pacifica friday. today, we're continuing to look into how long the repairs will take. kron four's spencer blake talked to people affected by the big sinkhole. this heavy machinery will soon be digging, tearing, and ultimately fixing this giant sinkhole. + it opened up to about 40 feet across fridayin a parking lot on edgemar avenue, prompting a street closure between arroyo and milagra. >> :"my husband actually said there was a sinkhole, and i was bringing my son to his friend's house dwn the street. i saw it and i was like, 'holy smokes! that's pretty large!' so i brought my little one back to check it out and get some videos." >> reporter:this woman who lives just up the street from the sinkhole off of esplanade avenue wasn't the only one intrigued enough to take pictures. several members of true jesus church came to look after

services ended on saturday. the church normally shares the parking lot with the fire department next door. "some church members say they recall the hole being there for a while now, but it used to be smaller before the storm an d only blocked off a portion of the parking lot, but now, as you can see, the whole thing is blocked off." "yeah, it's been there a long time, and it's just inconvenient to get past." the repair work should take about six weeks. now that construction equipment is here, crews will start the actual repair work on monday. "yeah, it's a beach town for you. that's what you get." and church leaders seem to understand the natural risks of mother nature. they say they're not

inconvenienced nor frustrated with the citydespite all the chain link fences. in pacifica, spencer blake, kron four news. an east bay community remembered a young woman's birthday by giving back. in 20-13, 21 year old kristina chesterman was killed by a drunk driver. since then, her family has been building a clinic in nigeria in her name. kron four's hermela aregawi spoke to the family and shows us the the story you'll only see on kron four. kristina chesterman would have been 25 years old today. her familytells me her birthday is a particularly hard day for them. so this year they decided to celebrate it by holding a fundraiser here. the proceeds will go towards completing a clinic in nigeria. in kristina's memory.

still ahead on kron four news weekend. >> : the representation of how she wanted to help people. and help those in need. the family tells me that the clinic is expected to open by the end of the year. we'll show you if russell wilson and the seahawks could slow down the red-hot falcons. a recap of the nfl playoff games. next. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the holiday lego show in palo alto. come out and enjoy a lego extravaganza. it's all happening at the museum of american heritage from 11:00 to 3:45. the event is free to attend. that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend.

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the seattle seahawks were in atlanta taking on the falcons. the winner moving onto the n-f-c championship game.[take vo]çááávoáááñ early in the first, russell wilson finding jimmy graham for the five yard touchdown. atlanta responds, ryan finds julio jones >> marty:in the n-f-l postseason. the seattle seahawks were in atlanta taking on the falcons. the winner moving onto the n-f-c championship game. early in the first, russell wilson finding jimmy graham for the five yard touchdown. atlanta responds, ryan finds julio jones in the end zone. and it was all falcons after that. seattle is eliminated, atlanta wins, 36 - 20. +

they play the winner of today's packers-cowboys game next weekend. and bay area native tom brady and new england patriots faced off against the houston texans. the pats, who were favored to win by 17 points, delivered just that. brady threw two picks in the game however. matching his total for the regular season. but houston's brock osweiler did him one better, throwing 3 interceptions to sink the texans chances in a game not many gave them a chance to win. the final score, 34 to 16 patriots. new england advances to its 6th straight afc championship game. they will play the winner of today's steelers -chiefs game. still ahead on kron four news weekend activists speak out about president- elect trump in a south bay rally. we'll show you what they had to say. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the peace and music service honoring dr. matin luther king in san francisco. come out and celebrate the life of dr. king through music and more.

it's all happening at the grace cathedral from 3:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend. in the east bay.

>> james: behind all the color temperatures are coming in the 30's and 40's for the most part in the north bay chip and santa rosa 48 n than 31 for nevada and at 44 severance cisco 45 for san jose. the east bay shoreline and 40 heyward 49 coming in for oakland. s.f. vote this seems odd but good news is we will have any delays right now. and however later on this morning. looking ahead the dense morning fog clears by noon mostly sunny and the balance of the day early next week early scattered clouds by tuesday it signaling the next

series of storms or returns by mid weekend. and then with the commute to wednesday. back on friday the next eight hours there is and just covered in fog right now temperatures approach a high amid upper fifties again similar about performance again starting off in the morning fog and the closer look with all the semaphores on forecasts in just a >> marty: police are asking for the publics help finding a man with a one-million dollar warrant out for his arrest. this is the man on your screen.

22-year-old eddie nute lead police on a high-speed chase near richmond friday night. he collided with muliple cars and eventually escaping on foot. in october, nute was indicted on over 50 counts of car burglary, conspiracy and a gang involvement. police are warning the public not to approach him because he may be dangerous. immigration advocates marched and rallied in san jose just days ahead of president-elect donald trump's inauguration. kron four's philippe djegal shows us the group's message to the incoming adminstration. >> :nats- "no to deportation.' >> reporter:a thirst for justice. quenched by the sheer number of immigration reform advocates, locked in hand against hate and the fear of ratcheted deportations by the incoming trump adminstration. >> :sot- "all people are equal. we're all immigrants in this country, treat us with respect." sot- "we live everybody treated in the same way." >> reporter:immigration -- a sentimental subject for jodi edwards and don mangala. sot- "we just got married. my husband's from sri lanka. so, we are very excited about the process we've begun in our lives. love brought us together and now we're apart of this community." nats- "si, se puede." hundreds marched from city hall, through the streets of san jose.

young and older. >> reporter:documented and undocumented immigrants concerned their families may soon be ripped apart. >> :sot- "i'm very concerned. um, i grew up in a immigrant community. um, most of my friends come from immigrant backgrounds all over the world and, yeah, i don't, i don't want to see what will potentially happen to them against the trump administration." nats- "beep, beep." nats- "hey, trump, escucha estamos te la lucha." the group gathered in front of the federal building. where democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren addressed the crowd. >> :sot- "repealing healthcare, deporting immigrants, trashing the planet, that's not where america needs to go and we will not stand for it." >> reporter:san jose city councilmember sergio jimenez marched as well. he came to the states as a three year old and became a citizen in 2008. sot- "i want to make sure my kids and other children and other families across the city have the same opportunities that i had, i want them to see me and know that anything's possible."

the march and rally remained peaceful. one of many demonstrations expected across the bay area before president-elect trump is sworn into office. in san jose. nats- "standup for your rights." philippe djegal, kron four news. other big news we're following this morning. controversial speaker milo yianno-poulos gathered his supporters at u-c davis. this after university officials canceled his speaking event there because of protests. yianno-poulos claims the university administration told him not to go on stage. but davis college repubicans say that they cancelled the event because of the threat to student safety. yiannopoulos was expected to speak at u-c berkeley next month but that appearance is in jeopardy. the students who invited him have to cover a security fee. the university reportedly asking for more than 6-thousand dollars. a fee the organizers say is too high. several protests are planned should the speech happen as

scheduled on february first. some roadways have been reopened after last weeks storms caused series flooding. you're looking at video taken by our quad-copter-four drone on thursday of highway 37 in marin county. as you can see, the lanes in both direction were submerged underwater. and now, officials say all lanes of highway 37 eastbound are reopened. the ramps from highway 101 have opened as well. however, westbound lanes between atherton avenue and highway 101 remain closed. there is no estimate as to when

that section will reopen. and the silverado trail in napa county remains closed. rock slides earlier this week blocked several stretches of the roadway. it is expected to take several more days before everything is cleared. but, officials say there is a chance the road could reopen by next friday. and del valle park in livermore is still close as well because of flooding. the lake there flooded during the storms, creating swamp like campgrounds. the park needs the water to recede so it can cleanup the mess from all the water. after a year of fighting. city college of san francisco has won it's bid to stay accredited. the accrediting commision for community and junior colleges confirmed renewing the school's accreditation for seven years. this comes after c-c-s-f was granted restoration status last year. that means the school had at least 2 years to prove why it should remain open. city college of san francisco officials are calling this the biggest win in the school's 70 plus years of existence. they say the community college will now focus on it's efforts to educate students in programs such as stem-cell research and medical imaging. still ahead. clean-up efforts continue in the bay area after last week's storms. we'll show you what volunteers found, next on kron four news weekend. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the annual magnolia bloom in san francisco. come out and marvel at nearly 100 rare and historic magnolias. it's all happening at the botanical garden from 7:30 to 4. the event is free to attend.

the clean up efforts from last weeks storms continue. and as kron 4's jeff pierce shows us, some volunteers found a lot more than debris at bay area beaches. >> reporter:dozens of volunteers gathered at the alameda estuary saturday to take care of one of the negative results of last weeks storms.

the timing of this cleanup is perfect this year mainly because the big storms pushed a lot of trash into the bay and on to the shore line. between the strong winds, strong tides as well as strong rains it has brought an army of what i call treasures to our shore line for these volunteers to pick up those treasures were all along the shoreline and floating in the estuary. trash that was carelessly thrown on city streets and found there way to alameda. after that big storm that's when all this garbage washes up, it's a great time to get rid of it all. those volunteering combed the shoreline filling bags with all that had come ashore. they came to realize that the problem has come from that carelessness. >> :we just need to stop throwing away our garbage up in the cities because is just goes in the gutters and makes its way down here. as discouraging of what the winter storms have brought to the alameda shoreline these volunteers were pleased to make it a little better. all this trash it's kind of depressing but now we're here to make this place nice and

clean for everybody. in alameda jeff pierce kron four news. >> marty:still ahead on kron four news weekend. russia was hit with sanctions following the election over alleged hacking. we'll explain what president- elect donald trump is now considering when he takes office. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned.

it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. come out and enjoy beautiful outdoor art and more. it's all happening at lomita drive at museum way at stanford university starting at 11:30. the event is free to attend.

>> reporter: we do have the good sample and mostly sunny. also looks pretty good too. there you can see it a little treats all there. and then the process is being worked on at the golden gate picture rabat tracker so traumatic and then on the median pay and then by noon clear trip out production all and

temperatures forced now 33 serosa 33 nevada all center fell and then san francisco east bay shoreline 4039 for oakland. and then the fog is hindering some of solar heating. for unconquered 31 for livermore very chilly start there. and the night to the for some forecasts its highs of about 16 spots along the east bay shoreline. 58 covers much of the livermore valley. then in the south bay 59 on view. and then 53 altman high today down 1/7 hellcat county. mid-50s the work there. 567 tel

and the north pay 50 to work a bill also the seven also. in the early part the week looks wednesday looks like wednesday night when the starts to happen. in the 74 cast morning commute wednesday at this point looks to be pretty good a breakup and the action on thursday because the systems are much quicker than the predecessors last week friday maybe some collapse of the founder and then when returns are trained to make some kind of appearance of a week and we will be sharing that with such as well.

>> rebecca: >> marty: nation. usually the president will address important current political subjects when speaking to the nation. but this time, he decided to go with a special message to the american people. take a listen. >> :whether we've seen eye-to- eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the american people - in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant military outposts - are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going. every day, i learned from you. you made me a better president, and you made me a better man. the president also encouraged people to follow in his footsteps saying if you are disappointed with the political system, grab a clipboard, get some signatures, and run for office and as for the president-elect. he's hinting he may be willing to lift the current sanctions on russia. president obama issued the sanctions as a response to the alleed hacking of the presidential election. in an interview with the wall street journal, donald trump says he is considering taking action if russia will help fight

terrorism and help the u-s reach other important goals. the president- elect also says he is ready to meet with russian president vladimir putin once he takes office. the kremlin has indicated a meeting between the two men is going to happen in the near future. and the war of words between mr. trump and john lewis continues. early saturday the long time congressman said that he does not see trump as a legitimate president and planned to skip the inaguration as a protest. >> marty:trump fired back on twitter saying, "congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district. which is in horrible shape and falling apart." now others in the democratic party are slamming the president-elect for his comments. as of this morning, trump has not responded to those comments.

getting pulled over by the c-h-p can be stressful. especially when you look in your mirror and see an officers writing something down. stanley roberts reports just because they are writing something doesn't always mean that you are about to get a ticket. here's this edition of people behaving badly. >> rebecca: >> stanley:on the bay bridge, this driver is rolling along with a cell phone firmly attached to his ear with no idea i'm riding along side him in a fully marked chp cruiser if thats not distracted driving i don't know what is keep going keep going sir, keep going till i tell you to pull over the driver pulls over and officer williams of the san francisco area office of the california highway patrol has a chat with him the reason why i stopped you're using your cell phone while you're driving your looking at me like you don't really know what im talking about

here on the bay bridge heading toward san francisco this driver was at going 70 plus on the bridge when the speed limit is 50 nats: ambiance and this driver also on his cell phone driving across the bridge

go ahead take the fifth street off ramp please what going you got some emergency what's that you're working ok so it wasn't an emergency? these drivers are about to get one of the biggest breaks in their life well maybe not in their life but keep listening what i'm going to do is this instead of giving you a citation i'm going to give you a written warning ok, it's a warning that says i stopped you for a cell phone you tknow the next time it might not be so good even the speeder on the bay bridge got a warning you just got the biggest break of your life today didn't you ahh it's a pretty big break yes the chp has introduced written warnings in lieu of an actually ticket which comes with a fine and possible points on your record it also it lists the top 10 ways you can drive to survive. .one is give driving your full attention anothere is do not drive impaired however not everyone qualifies for a written warning. this driver was seen driving on the shoulder on the freeway i watched you doing it for at least 500 feet do ou have you license registrations and insurance for me he said he saw other people doing it so he simply followed sometimes it can cost you to be

a follower sign in the red box it's not an admission of guilt in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news coming up. your summer muni ride is going to look a little different. a look at the new muni train. here's a live look at the embarcadero. for the weekned. it's the m-l-k weekend walk tours in san francisco. come out and join one of 47 different tours all over the city. it's all happening all over san francisco from 9:30 to 2. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:take a look at this. a new year, and some newly designed san francisco muni trains. muni officials say the trains will provide a more comfortable, reliable and rider-friendly experience. the new features include wider aisles , leaning pads and extra seats for disabled riders. muni says the trains wll also be faster, quieter, and less prone to breaking down. the new trains are currently undergoing testing. and officials believe they will be introduced to the public late this summer. a san diego dermatologist is offering disgruntled football fans a big discount to remove the chargers logo tattoos. dr. jennings staley say's his phone has been ringing off the hook ever since the chargers announced their big move to los angeles. staley knew san diego county would be filled with discouraged and angry fans that may have tattoo regret

so he decided to help them out and for just 100 dollars, you get unlimited sessions to remove that infamous chargers lightning bolt. the normal cost is usually twenty-five hundred dollars.

>> reporter: recent days after this. mostly sunny and a shot of alcatraz and a lot of fog of negotiating through this morning will be the case would it have a system sneak and arco's light yesterday and early this morning down the south this guy will get back together making it ascension down and across the bay area and the middle the week. and it not for mourning wednesday but on so wednesday night and evening commute. and pushed off a litle bit but all little bit of an imposition though. thirties in the north bailor 40 still hanging on and centerfold model law movement temperature wise because restore of all the fog of negotiating

through raw the perimeter of the day and a list about 11:00 a.m. and then the most areas will be clear by noon. a better return fog in spots by tomorrow it looks like the intensity that word we're getting this morning. and then fifties' both by the day and learned abaco's little cooler. the forecast calls for 5364 san jose and then in the morning clouds mostly sunny afternoon. s.

our big story this morning. the legendary ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is folding it's tents after 146- years. he circus says it is clg for financial reasons. animal rights activists have long charged the circus with animal abuse on their performing elephants and tigers. kron4 four's ella sogomonian was at the animal rights center in berkeley and shows reaction from activists. >> reporter:after more than 100 years of entertaining crowds across america - the ringling brothers and barnumb bailey circus is coming to an end. last year elephants were discountinued in shows- but the circus still has lions tigers llamas and other animals they

use. animal rights activists in berkeley are ecstatic about the news saying they sympathize with the employees who will now be out of a job work are happy animals who were forced to perform will now be set free. zach graff, berkeley animal rights center "i'm absolutely elated and look forward to seeing every other institution and industry that makes profits by hurting and killing animals including farms and labs across america going in the direction of the circus." their belief is animals have no voice and can't choose to work or entertain so they are instead forced into entertaining crowds at their expense. "animals are individuals who have needs and wants and desires just like us. and we no longer want to see in captivity and forced to do things they don't want to do and i think it's a sign of our moral progress." afte 146 years the ceo of the company attributed the closure to low ticket sales and high operating costs. the self proclaimed greatest show on earth will have two of their last performances this coming may in rhode island and new york. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> marty:in other headlines this morning. two members of the iconic bay area soul band "tower of power" are still in the hospital after being hit by a train in oakland. the band idenitfied the injured duo as drummer david garibaldi and current bassist marc marc van wagen-ingen. van wagen-ingen's condition is much more severe. doctors say his improvement has been slow. doctors say garbaldi's condition is improving. doctors also say both men were responsive after the incident thursday night.

and in the south bay. police are on the hunt for the identification of woman who was hit and killed by an amtrack train. it happened friday morning on agnew road.near live oak park. police believe the driver did not pull her car far enough forward. and the back end was still on the tracks when the southbound train hit the car. union pacific railroad says, the train operator did everything properly. sounding his horn, activating the gates and lights, and applying the emergency brake. in the east bay. an amber alert is over and a three-year-old oakland boy is back with his family. oakland police say dartanian brooks disappeared friday. police say a family friend, tammy martin took off with the boy in a mini-van. an amber alert went out yesterday. police found them in oakland and reunited dartainian with his mother. investigators say martin had been given permission to go to a store with the three year old but didnt return. no word yet on whether she will face any charges. another big story we're following.

raiders owner mark davis is expected to file official re- location papers this week. if he does it is a major step in the raiders move out of oakland. kron 4's averi harper is at raiders headquarters in alameda with more. averi? >> reporter: is all because the ownership of the raiders as allegedly putting forth a relocation paper request according to that nfl web site. this is on the heels a san diego chargers filing similar paperwork and all and angered many of those. and then the team makes 24 votes of nfl owners for the move to be formally approved. this could be approved by the nfl in the next four to six weeks. the owner says that if the deal is approved the

raiders will still play the next couple of seasons in oakland while the new stadium is built and with the warriors moving to san francisco there could be a very big a void left in oakland in terms of sports teams. >> marty: thanks averi. we'll check back with you throughout the morning. onto the oakland raiders. >> marty:still ahead on kron four news weekend. storm damage might have slowed down repairs on a giant sinkhole in pacifica. we'll show you reaction from the community affected. and a young woman's birthday celebrated after she was killed by a drunk driver. what her family is saying, in a story you'll only see on kron four. and up next, scammers targeting people who live in the bay area. we''ll show you what they're doing and how to protect yourself. next.

>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. police say scammers have been calling people who live in marin county.encouraging them to purchase a popular pre-paid card. this is an image of green dot money pak cards on your screen. people have been receiving fake calls about outstanding arrest warrants due to past traffic violations. and to purchase a green dot card at c-v-s to pay the fine. authorities say these callers are posing as police officers and demanding those fines be paid immediatel. if you receive a call from someone impersonating an law enforcement official, the marin county sherrif's office would love to hear from you. how about a money back guarantee for super bowl tickets if the game is a blow out? one website says,it can help you get some money back but only if the game is a total blowout. >> marty:game-hedge is a ticket resale site that has set up the deal. this year, it says it will repay half the cost of every super bowl ticket it sells, but only if the game ends with one team winning by more than 28-

points. the last time that happened was in 20-14 when the seahawks beat the broncos 43 to 8. game-hedge founder says customers shouldn't have to pay the same price for a less than nail-biting experience. --vo script-- if the super bowl i a blowout- you may be able to get some of your money back! game-hedge.a ticket resale site says it will repay half the cost of every super bowl ticket it sells, provided if the game ends with one team winning by more than 28 points. such a blowout hasn't happened since 20-14, and only six times in the last 33 super bowls. game-hedge has a similar policy for pro football, basketball and hockey tickets it sells, as long as it's the home team that loses big. game-hedge says it's offered refunds on about 10 percent of all tickets sold. why the refund? the company's founder says customers should not have to pay the same price depending on the experience they get. for the weekned. it's the hella funny sundays comedy show in san francisco. come out and have a night full of laughs. it's all happening at neck of the woods from 7:00 to 9:00. the event is free to attend.

>> reporter: amend we have thought that will be burning off of the north bay 30 is a lawyer for resort. heading down the peninsula. and 45 also for san

jose. and also features a cast wednesday new commute home when you get hit with rain. things are moving quickly. and then the green thursday morning commute and then christopher thursday are breaking the action friday morning returns. and should move

through scattered showers event of three for friday morning hom. and then up the 50 is payable from the bay and also and land. and mostly sunny and their role queers shaking of morning fog and the next three days and the problems of precipitation happening all with her tuesday. >> marty:big news we're following this morning. police arrested two suspects in connection with pimping and pandering following a prostitution bust in rohnert park.

it happened here on redwood drive at the leasure massage parlor. after receiving several complaints about possible prostitution, an officer posed as a customer. and when a masseuse offered the undercover officer a sexual act for extra cash, she was arrested and cited for prostitution. another woman was also arrested for online prostitution after she agreed to meet an undercover officer. the business's city permit is temporarily suspended while the investigation continues.. happening now. kron four brought you images of another giant sinkhole in pacifica friday. today, we're continuing to look into how long the repairs will take. kron four's spencer blake talked to people affected by the big sinkhole. this heavy machinery will soon be digging, tearing, and ultimately fixing this giant sinkhole.

it opened up to about 40 feet across fridayin a parking lot on edgemar avenue, prompting a street closure between arroyo and milagra. "my husband actually said there was a sinkhole, and i was bringing my son to his friend's house down the street. i saw it

and i was like, 'holy smokes! that's pretty large!' so i brought my little one back to check it out and get some videos." this woman who lives just up the street from the sinkhole off of esplanade avenue wasn't the only one intrigued enough to take pictures. several members of true jesus church came to look after services ended on saturday. the church normally shares the

parking lot with the fire department next door. "some church members say they recall the hole being there for a while now, but it used to be smaller before the storm an d only blocked off a portion of the parking lot, but now, as you can see, the whole thing is blocked off." "yeah, it's been there a long time, and it's just inconvenient to get past." a firefighter tells kron four the repair work should take about six weeks. now that construction equipment is here, crews will start the actual repair work on monday. "yeah, it's a beach town for

you. that's what you get." and church leaders seem to understand the natural risks of mother nature. they say they're not inconvenienced nor frustrated with the citydespite all the chain link fences. in pacifica, spencer blake, kron four news. an east bay community remembered a young woman's birthday by giving back. in 20-13, 21 year old kristina chesterman was killed by a drunk driver. since then, her family has been building a clinic in nigeria in her name. kron four's hermela aregawi spoke to the family and shows us the the story you'll only see on kron four. kristina chesterman would have been 25 years old today. her familytells me her birthday is a particularly hard day for them. so this year they decided to celebrate it by holding a fundraiser here. the proceeds will go towards completing a clinic in nigeria. in kristina's memory. still ahead on kron four news weekend. we'll show you if russell wilson and the seahawks could slow down the red-hot falcons. a recap of the nfl playoff games. next. live look outside. richmond bridge >> marty: please sibyl victims were together at the time of this new shooting in their curly at the hospital in stable condition and police believe the sugar drove off a white or silver four-door sedan we will stay on top of a story to be more information as we get this. and we will be right back. for the weekned. it's the holiday lego show in palo alto. come out and enjoy a lego extravaganza. it's all happening at the museum of american heritage from 11:00 to 3:45. the event is free to attend.

in the n-f-l postseason. the seattle seahawks were in atlanta taking on the falcons. the winner moving onto the n-f-c championship game. early in the first, russell wilson finding jimmy graham for the five yard touchdown. atlanta responds, ryan finds julio jones in the end zone. and it was all falcons after that. seattle is eliminated, atlanta wins, 36 - 20. they play the winner of today's packers-cowboys game next weekend. and bay area native tom brady and new england patriots faced off against the houston texans. the pats, who were favored to

win by 17 points, delivered just that. brady threw two picks in the game however. matching his total for the regular season. but houston's brock osweiler did him one better, throwing 3 interceptions to sink the texans chances in a game not many gave them a chance to win. the final score, 34 to 16 patriots. new england advances to its 6th straight afc championship game. they will play the winner of today's steelers -chiefs game. still ahead on kron four news weekend. activists speak out about president- elect trump in a south bay rally. we'll show you what they had to say. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the peace and music service honoring dr. matin luther king in san francisco. come out and celebrate the life of dr. king through music and more. it's all happening at the grace cathedral from 3:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend. in the east bay.

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>> reporter: let's check the temperature is not a lot of movement from last time we talked because of fog. we also see thirties and forties appear in north bay. inland steel a chilly 33 for livermore there. and then also i had in hayward 40 years a live shot of sfo at last check that is some good news there. and noting some smoke here at the curvature who. and looking ahead and then

clearing up by noon. mostly sunny and mild early in the weeks ahead scattered clouds the tuesday next. he >> marty: police are asking for the publics help finding a man with a one-million dollar warrant out for his arrest.

this is the man on your screen. 22-year-old eddie nute lead police on a high-speed chase near richmond friday night. he collided with muliple cars and eventually escaping on foot.

in october, nute was indicted on over 50 counts of car burglary, conspiracy and a gang involvement. police are warning the public not to approach him because he may be dangerous. immigration advocates marched and rallied in san jose just days ahead of president-elect donald trump's inauguration. kron four's philippe djegal shows us the group's message to the incoming adminstration. nats- "no to deportation.' a thirst for justice. quenched by the sheer number of immigration reform advocates, locked in hand against hate and the fear of ratcheted deportations by the incoming trump adminstration. sot- "all people are equal. we're all immigrants in this country, treat us with respect." sot- "we live everybody treated in the same way." immigration -- a sentimental subject for jodi edwards and don mangala.

sot- "we just got married. my husband's from sri lanka. so, we are very excited about the process we've begun in our lives. love brought us together and now we're apart of this community." nats- "si, se puede." hundreds marched from city hall, through the streets of san jose. young and older. documented and undocumented immigrants concerned their families may soon be ripped sot- "i'm very concerned. um, i grew up in a immigrant community. um, most of my friends come from immigrant backgrounds all over the world and, yeah, i don't, i don't want to see what will potentially happen to them against the trump administration." nats- "beep, beep." nats- "hey, trump, escucha estamos te la lucha." the group gathered in front of the federal building. where democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren addressed the crowd. sot- "repealing healthcare, deporting immigrants, trashing the planet, that's not where america needs to go and we will not stand for it."

san jose city councilmember sergio jimenez marched as well. he came to the states as a three year old and became a citizen in 2008. sot- "i want to make sure my kids and other children and other families across the city have the same opportunities that i had, i want them to see me and know that anything's possible." the march and rally remained peaceful. one of many demonstrations expected across the bay area before president-elect trump is sworn into office. in san jose. nats- "standup for your rights." philippe djegal, kron four news. other big news we're following this morning. controversial speaker milo yianno-poulos gathered his supporters at u-c davis. p this after university officials canceled his speaking event there because of protests. yianno-poulos claims the university administration told him not to go on stage. but davis college repubicans say that they cancelled the event because of the threat to student safety. yiannopoulos was expected to speak at u-c berkeley next month but that appearance is in jeopardy. the students who invited him

have to cover a security fee. the university reportedly asking for more than 6-thousand dollars. a fee the organizers say is too high. several protests are planned should the speech happen as scheduled on february first. some roadways have been reopened after last weeks storms caused series flooding. you're looking at video taken by our quad-copter-four drone on thursday of highway 37 in marin county. as you can see, the lanes in both direction were submerged underwater. and now, officials say all lanes of highway 37 eastbound are reopened. the ramps from highway 101 have opened as well. however, westbound lanes between atherton avenue and highway 101 remain closed. there is no estimate as to when that section will reopen. and the silverado trail in napa county remains closed.

rock slides earlier this week blocked several stretches of the roadway. it is expected to take several more days before everything is cleared. but, officials say there is a chance the road could reopen by next friday. and del valle park in livermore is still closed as well because of flooding. the lake there flooded during the storms, creating swamp like campgrounds. the park needs the water to recede so it can cleanup the mess from all the water. after a year of fighting. city college of san francisco has won it's bid to stay accredited. the accrediting commision for community and junior colleges confirmed renewing the school's accreditation for seven years. this comes after c-c-s-f was granted restoration status last year. that means the school had at least 2 years to prove why it should remain open. city college of san francisco officials are calling this the biggest win in the school's 70 plus years of existence. they say the community college will now focus on it's efforts to educate students in programs such as stem-cell research and medical imaging. still ahead. clean-up efforts continue in the bay area after last week's storms. we'll show you what volunteers found, next on kron four news weekend.

live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's the annual magnolia bloom in san francisco. come out and marvel at nearly 100 rare and historic magnolias. it's all happening at the botanical garden from 7:30 to 4. the event is free to attend. the clean up efforts from last weeks storms continue. and as kron 4's jeff pierce shows us, some volunteers found a lot more than debris at bay area beaches. >> reporter:dozens of volunteers gathered at the alameda estuary saturday to take care of one of the negative results of last weeks storms. the timing of this cleanup is perfect this year mainly because the big storms pushed a lot of trash into the bay and on to the shore line. between the strong winds, strong tides as well as strong rains it has brought an army of what i call treasures to our shore line for these volunteers to pick up those treasures were all along the shoreline and floating in the estuary. trash that was carelessly thrown on city streets and found there way to alameda. after that big storm that's when all this garbage washes up, it's a great time to get rid of it all. those volunteering combed the shoreline filling bags with all that had come ashore. they came to realize that the problem has come from that carelessness. we just need to stop throwing away our garbage up in the cities because is just goes in the gutters and makes its way down here.

as discouraging of what the winter storms have brought to the alameda shoreline these volunteers were pleased to make it a little better. all this trash it's kind of depressing but now we're here to make this place nice and clean for everybody. in alameda jeff pierce kron four news. still ahead on kron four news weekend. russia was hit with sanctions following the election over alleged hacking. we'll explain what president- elect donald trump is now considerng when he takes office. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. come out and enjoy beautiful outdoor art and more. it's all happening at lomita drive at museum way at stanford university starting at 11:30. the event is free to attend. wet and windy weather returns starting the middle of the week. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures

will persist across the region through tuesday. an active weather pattern will then develop by the middle part of the week and will potentially persist into next weekend as a series of storm systems move through california. moderate to heavy rainfall is likely at times, as well as locally strong and gusty winds. president obama has now given his final weekly address to the nation. usually the president will address important current political subjects when speaking to the nation. but this time, he decided to go with a special message to the american people. take a listen. whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the american people - in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant military outposts - are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going. every day, i learned from you. you made me a better president, and you made me a better man.

amid >> reporter: be some trouble spots from adults cut but will return a little bit tomorrow. but here's a look at the temperatures of 30 is on the board more on nevada. and then 43 for oakland 40 for a word and a chilly 33 at this hour from livermore. reuter the east bay.

an upper 50s. and then down the south bay this is where 59 round mountain view's san jose's 60 per a high today milpitas and clara and morning fog that will mix out in the next couple hours. net severance the scope at mission district 55. along the coast 56 also for daly city and pacifica north but not a bit bad day for the beach as it the fog lifted off. like however of 57. and then in the 74 cast things changing it wednesday would be a day for some rain coming but the good news is in the morning commute on wednesday evening, but it looks like a clear break from scattered pshowers on a thursday and then

maybe some scattered thundershowers on friday with winds to watch out for. and another system and the weekend. >> marty: utterings several rights leaders this weekend if and a self-addressed the free program. fairly miraculous colorful way to the honor dr. king making a free event open to all ages. three of our programs love and a.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. and the king, and see the buildings performances and activities for all ages of course.

>> reporter: will better way to celebrate the legacy and in the realm of educations. master

classism and visual aid programs. also spontaneity and to be will this is see and feel the stage with that incredible on known. then the performances equal they're all different. people come and hear the music presented on their stage and

musicians and their present a has will from the bay area. any cannot believe their only high- school put a play like jazz masters. >> reporter: unpeopled play music. what are critical

programs is jazz a metal public middle schools and we cultivate the sense of what jazz is connected to history. and since our writing poetry understanding so rights. in our society. and able to get these programs possible.

>> reporter: and absolutely nothing able to have the new facility. official >> marty:

believe that the new trends will be introduced later this summer. >> marty: dermatologists is offering people big discounter move but tattoo jennings daly says that his office is elevated with vocals after the chargers will still play. he decided to help people of from the dollar it on a limited sessions to remove infamous chargers lightning bolt from your body normal koses $2,500.

>> reporter: all of the blue skies going on and it looks good for the beaches for today as well. and the holiday week and is shaping up to be pretty good this is a little bit of oracle in the systems here. dealing with 4: 45 for a word. so chilly 34 still can't get out of the 30's can't more the way of fog at negotiating an official of o'clock. and some of this will return. and here's how it's projected as we go into the night. making its presence known for san francisco portions of the delta. debitors return to the '50s and see here also run the bay and the cuts.

>> marty: our big story this morning. the legendary ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is folding it's tents after 146- years. the circus says it is closing for financial reasons. animal rights activists have long charged the circus with animal abuse on their performing elephants and tigers. kron4 four's ella sogomonian was at the animal rights center in berkeley and shows reaction from activists.

after more than 100 years of entertaining crowds across america - the ringling brothers and barnumb bailey circus is coming to an end. last year elephants were discountinued in shows- but the circus still has lions tigers llamas and other animals they use. animal rights activists in berkeley are ecstatic about the news saying they sympathize with the employees who will now be out of a job work are happy animals who were forced to perform will now be set free. zach graff, berkeley animal rights center "i'm absolutely elated and look forward to seeing every other institution and industry that makes profits by hurting and killing animals including farms and labs across america going in the direction of the circus." their belief is animals have no voice and can't choose to work or entertain so they are instead forced into entertaining crowds at their expense. "animals are individuals who have needs and wants and desires just like us. and we no longer want to see in captivity and forced to do things they don't want to do and i think it's a sign of our moral progress." afte 146 years the ceo of the company attributed the closure to low ticket sales and high operating costs. the self proclaimed greatest show on earth will have two of

their last performances this coming may in rhode island and new york. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. in other headlines this morning. two members of the iconic bay area soul band "tower of power" are still in the hospital after being hit by a train in oakland. the band idenitfied the injured duo as drummer david garibaldi and current bassist marc marc van wagen-ingen. van wagen-ingen's condition is much more severe. doctors say his improvement has been slow. doctors say garbaldi's condition is improving. doctors also say both men were responsive after the incident thursday night. and in the south bay.

police are on the hunt for the identification of woman who was hit and killed by an amtrack train. it happened friday morning on agnew road.near live oak park. police believe the driver did not pull her car far enough forward. and the back end was still on the tracks when the southbound train hit the car. union pacific railroad says, the train operator did everything properly. sounding his horn, activating the gates and lights, and applying the emergency brake. in the east bay. an amber alert is over and a three-year-old oakland boy is back with his family. oakland police say dartanian brooks disappeared friday. police say a family friend, tammy martin took off with the boy in a mini-van. an amber alert went out yesterday. police found them in oakland and reunited dartainian with his mother. p investigators say martin had been given permission to go to a store with the three year old but didnt return. no word yet on whether she will face any charges. another big story we're following. raiders owner mark davis is expected to file official re- location papers this week. if he does it is a major step in the raiders move out of oakland. kron 4's averi harper is at

raiders headquarters in alameda with more. averi? >> averi: will suck itself pictures and at the headquarters building of a white-collar have the ownership at the reader is will file can't from nfl and now says the request to move could come in the next few days. n move novel readers i have been going back and forth in the city of oakland and the new stadium have always called the city's stadium. last year the file paperwork. loss biggest traders the team is 24 most nfl owners. the deal could be from the nfl and next week. and he came here

from the headquarters building take a listen to his reaction.

county...encouraging them to purchase a popular pre-paid card. this is an image of green dot money pak cards on your screen. people have been receiving fake calls about outstanding arrest wa >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. police say scammers have been calling people who live in marin county.encouraging them to purchase a popular pre-paid card. this is an image of green dot money pak cards on your screen. people have been receiving fake calls about outstanding arrest warrants due to past traffic violations.

and to purchase a green dot card at c-v-s to pay the fine. authorities say these callers are posing as police officers and demanding those fines be paid immediately. if you receive a call from someone impersonating an law enforcement official, the marin county sherrif's office would love to hear from you. how about a money back guarantee for super bowl tickets if the game is a blow out? one website says, it can help you get some money back but only if the game is a total blowout. game-hedge is a ticket resale site that has set up the deal. this year, it says it will repay half the cost of every super bowl ticket it sells, but only if the game ends with one team winning by more than 28- points. the last time that happened was

in 20-14 when the seahawks beat the broncos 43 to 8. game-hedge founder says customers shouldn't have to pay the same price for a less than nail-biting experience. --vo script-- if the super bowl is a blowout- you may be able to get some of your money back! game-hedge.a ticket resale site says it will repay half the cost of every super bowl ticket it sells, provided if the game ends with one team winning by more than 28 points. such a blowout hasn't happened since 20-14, and only six times in the last 33 super bowls. game-hedge has a similar policy for pro football, basketball and hockey tickets it sells, as long as it's the home team that loses big. game-hedge says it's offered refunds on about 10 percent of all tickets sold. why the refund? pthe company's founder says customers should not have to pay the same price depending on the experience they get. for the weekned. it's the hella funny sundays comedy show in san francisco. come out and have a night full of laughs. it's all happening at neck of the woods from 7:00 to 9:00. the event is free to attend.

>> reporter: snow depth was taller than a person a lot of snow up in the sierra they will be getting more. >> reporter:

compared to this morning now and then the going foregoing we

continue to monitor and track all the for is to get closer in the next eight hours there back in the business of the fifties. and then my answering next to rain coming to your

>> marty:wet and windy weather returns starting the middle of the week. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures will persist across the region through tuesday. an active weather pattern will then develop by the middle part of the week and will potentially persist into next weekend as a series of storm systems move through california. moderate to heavy rainfall is likely at times, as well as locally strong and gusty winds. big news we're following this morning. police arrested two suspects in connection with pimping and pandering following a prostitution bust in rohnert park. it happened here on redwood drive at the leasure massage parlor. after receiving several complaints about possible prostitution, an officer posed as a customer. and when a masseuse offered the undercover officer a sexual act for extra cash, she was arrested and cited for prostitution. another woman was also arrested for online prostitution after she agreed to meet an undercover officer. the business's city permit is temporarily suspended while the investigation continues.. happening now.

kron four brought you images of another giant sinkhole in pacifica friday. today, we're continuing to look into how long the repairs will take. talked to people affected by the big sinkhole. this heavy machinery will soon be digging, tearing, and ultimately fixing this giant sinkhole. it opened up to about 40 feet across fridayin a parking lot on edgemar avenue, prompting a street closure between arroyo and milagra. "my husband actually said there was a sinkhole, and i was bringing my son to his friend's house down the street. i saw it and i was like, 'holy smokes! that's pretty large!' so i brought my little one back to check it out and get some vdeos."

this woman who lives just up the street from the sinkhole off of esplanade avenue wasn't the only one intrigued enough to take pictures. several members of true jesus church came to look after services ended on saturday. the church normally shares the parking lot with the fire department next door. "some church members say they recall the hole being there for a while now, but it used to be smaller before the storm an d only blocked off a portion of the parking lot, but now, as you can see, the whole thing is blocked off." "yeah, it's been there a long time, and it's just inconvenient to get past." a firefighter tells kron four the repair work should take about six weeks. now that construction equipment is here, crews will start the actual repair work on monday. "yeah, it's a beach town for you. that's what you get." and church leaders seem to understand the natural risks of mother nature. they say they're not inconvenienced nor frustrated

with the citydespite all the chain link fences. in pacifica, spencer blake, kron four news.- an east bay community remembered a young woman's birthday by giving back. in 20-13, 21 year old kristina chesterman was killed by a drunk driver. since then, her family has been building a clinic in nigeria in her name. kron four's hermela aregawi spoke to the family and shows us the the story you'll only see on kron four. kristina chesterman would have been 25 years old today. her familytells me her birthday is a particularly hard day for them. so this year they decided to celebrate it by holding a fundraiser here. the proceeds will go towards completing a clinic in nigeria. in kristina's memory. still ahead on kron four news

weekend. we'll show you if russell wilson and the seahawks could slow down the red-hot falcons. a recap of the nfl playoff games. next.

live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's the holiday lego show in palo alto. ome out and enjoy a lego extravaganza. it's all happening at the museum of american heritage from 11:00 to 3:45. the event is free to attend. >> reporter:in the n-f-l postseason. the seattle seahawks were in atlanta taking on the falcons.

the winner moving onto the n-f-c championship game. early in the first, russell wilson finding jimmy graham for the five yard touchdown. atlanta responds, ryan finds julio jones in the end zone. and it was all falcons after that. seattle is eliminated, atlanta

wins, 36 - 20. they play the winner of today's packers-cowboys game next weekend. and bay area native tom brady and new england patriots faced off against the houston texans.' the pats, who were favored to win by 17 points, delivered just that. brady threw two picks in the game however. matching his total for the regular season. but houston's brock osweiler did him one better, throwing 3 interceptions to sink the texans chances in a game not many gave them a chance to win. the final score, 34 to 16 patriots. new england advances to its 6th straight afc champonship game. they will play the winner of today's steelers -chiefs game. still ahead on kron four news weekend. activists speak out about president- elect trump in a south bay rally. we'll show you what they had to say. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's the peace and music service honoring dr. matin luther king in san francisco. come out and celebrate the life of dr. king through music and more. it's all happening at the grace cathedral from 3:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

in the east bay. police are asking for the publics help finding a man with a one-million dollar warrant out for his arrest. this is the man on your scren. 22-year-old eddie nute lead police on a high-speed chase near richmond friday night. he collided with muliple cars and eventually escaping on foot. >> reporter: lot sfo the problems but here were so trendy close lifted and we don't have any actual police clemenceau go ahead and rock'n'roll looks pretty good right now the pri,

we're talking about right now the dense morning fog is weighted the clearing close is a mild and the mostly sunny early scattered clouds tuesday and then returns, by midweek thursday friday books if their system for the next weekend. a breakdown for the different locations morning clouds and fog. in the afternoon sun. sen francisco " spot. and 60 for san jose.

in october, nute was indicted on over 50 counts of car burglary, conspiracy and a gang involvement. police are warning the public not to approach him because he may be dangerous. immigration advocates marched and rallied in san jose just days ahead of president-elect donald trump's inauguration. kron four's philippe djegal shows us the group's message to

the incoming adminstration. >> :nats- "no to deportation.' >> reporter:a thirst for justice. quenched by the sheer number of immigration reform advocates, locked in hand against hate and the fear of ratcheted deportations by the incoming trump adminstration. >> :sot- "all people are equal. we're all immigrants in this country, treat us with respect." sot- "we live everybody treated in the same way." immigration -- a sentimental subject for jodi edwards and don mangala. sot- "we just got married. my husband's from sri lanka. so, we are very excited about the process we've begun in our lives. love brought us together and now we're apart of this community."

nats- "si, se puede." hundreds marched from city hall, through the streets of san jose. young and older. documented and undocumented immigrants concerned their families may soon be ripped apart. sot- "i'm very concerned. um, i grew up in a immigrant community. um, most of my friends come from immigrant backgrounds all over the world and, yeah, i don't, i don't want to see what will potentially happen to them against the trump administration." nats- "beep, beep." nats- "hey, trump, escucha estamos te la lucha." the group gathered in front of the federal building. where democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren addressed the crowd. sot- "repealing healthcare, deporting immigrants, trashing the planet, that's not where america needs to go and we will not stand for it." san jose city councilmember sergio jimenez marched as well. he came to the states as a three year old and became a citizen in 2008.

sot- "i want to make sure my kids and other children and other families across the city have the same opportunities that i had, i want them to see me and know that anything's possible." the march and rally remained peaceful. one of many demonstrations expected across the bay area before president-elect trump is sworn into office. in san jose. nats- "standup for your rights." philippe djegal, kron four news. other big news we're following this morning. controversial speaker milo yianno-poulos gathered his supporters at u-c davis. this after university officials canceled his speaking event there because of protests. yianno-poulos claims the university administration told him not to go on stage. but davis college repubicans say that they cancelled the event because of the threat to student safety.

yiannopoulos was expected to speak at u-c berkeley next month but that appearance is in jeopardy. the students who invited him have to cover a security fee. the university reportedly asking for more than 6-thousand dollars. a fee the organizers say is too high. several protests are planned should the speech happen as scheduled on february first. some roadways have been reopened after last weeks storms caused series flooding. you're looking at video taken by our quad-copter-four drone on thursday of highway 37 in marin

county. as you can see, the lanes in both direction were submerged nderwater. and now, officials say all lanes of highway 37 eastbound are reopened. the ramps from highway 101 have opened as well. however, westbound lanes between atherton avenue and highway 101 remain closed. there is no estimate as to when that section will reopen. and the silverado trail in napa county remains closed. rock slides earlier this week blocked several stretches of the roadway. it is expected to take several more days before everything is cleared. but, officials say there is a chance the road could reopen by next friday.

sothe clean up efforts from last weeks storms continue. and as kron 4's jeff pierce shows us, some volunteers found a lot more than debris at bay area beaches.

>> reporter:dozens of volunteers gathered at the alameda estuary saturday to take care of one of the negative results of last weeks storms. the timing of this cleanup is perfect this year mainly because the big storms pushed a lot of trash into the bay and on to the shore line. between the strong winds, strong tides as well as strong rains it has brought an army of what i call treasures to our shore line for these volunteers to pick up those treasures were all along the shoreline and floating in the estuary. trash that was carelessly thrown on city streets and found there way to alameda. after that big storm that's when all this garbage washes up, it's a great time to get rid of it all.

81 aboard the coast and the mountains to recover the stuff all wear around as if the

thought now better heating going on and a lot temperature moving expected for today and will return again the fog small morning and mostly the central valley's. temperatures was in the 40's everywhere else. you can bet on about 58 for-today. and then we're getting a little bit better warming 59 on view looks like senator say about 60 looks like milpitas as well. evergreen said clara and the morning fog just about a lot going on and then 53 san

francisco mission district 55 sematech county in the fifties in an sfo fighting some fog good news is no delays happening along the coast middle fifties of fat to daly city about 56 and the pri's campaign around. 56 for stinson beach 56 to petaluma and snap a 57 sonoma 56 of 57 going on for vallejo vacaville sharing as well. next couple of days now cleaning up as we got here next couple days and when state change. and things will get sloppy. and then scattered showers thursday and friday and a new batch getting in here friday morning commute. winds with this and then strikes of lightning and then as a given to the week and another package put forward to and we will fit in total.

those volunteering combed the shoreline filling bags with all that had come ashore. they came to realize that the problem has come from that carelessness. we just need to stop throwing away our garbage up in the cities because is just goes in the gutters and makes its way down here. as discouraging of what the winter storms have brought to the alameda shoreline these volunteers were pleased to make it a little better. all this trash it's kind of depressing but now we're here to make this place nice and clean for everybody. in alameda jeff pierce kron four news. still ahead on kron four news weekend. russia was hit with sanctions following the election over alleged hacking. we'll explain what president- elect donald trump is now considering when he takes office. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekned. it's the outdoor sculpture walk in palo alto. come out and enjoy beautiful outdoor art and more. it's all happening at lomita drive at museum way at stanford university starting at 11:30. the event is free to attend. wet and windy weather returns starting the middle of the week. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures will persist across the region through tuesday. an active weather pattern will then develop by the middle part of the week and will potentially persist into next weekend as a series of storm systems move through california. moderate to heavy rainfall is likely at times, as well as locally strong and gusty winds. president obama has now given his final weekly address to the nation. usually the president will address important current political subjects when speaking to the nation. but this time, he decided to go with a special message to the american people. take a listen. whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the americpl living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant military outposts kept me inspired, and kept me going. every day, i learned from you. you made me a better president, and you mde me a better man. the president also encouraged people to follow in his footsteps saying if you are

disappointed with the political system, grab a clipboard, get some signatures, and run for office and as for the president-elect. he's hinting he may be willing to lift the current sanctions on russia. president obama issued the sanctions as a response to the alleged hacking of the presidential election. in an interview with the wall street journal, donald trump says he is considering taking action if russia will help fight terrorism and help the u-s reach other important goals. the president- elect also says he is ready to meet with russian president vladimir putin once he takes office. the kremlin has indicated a meeting between the two men is going to happen in the near future. and the war of words between mr. trump and john lewis continues. early saturday the long time congressman said that he does not see trump as a legitimate president and planned to skip the inaguration as a protest. trump fired back on twitter saying, "congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district. which is in horrible shape and falling apart." now others in the democratic party are slamming the president-elect for his comments. as of this morning, trump has not responded to those comments. getting pulled over by the c-h-p can be stressful. especially when you look in your mirror and see an officers writing something down. stanley roberts reports just because they are writing something doesn't always mean that you are about to get a ticket. here's this edition of people behaving badly. on the bay bridge, this driver is rolling along with a cell phone firmly attachedto his ear with no idea i'm riding along side him in a fully marked chp cruiser if thats not distracted driving i don't know what is

keep going keep going sir, keep going till i tell you to pull over the driver pulls over and officer williams of the san francisco area office of the california highway patrol has a chat with him the reason why i stopped you're using your cell phone while you're driving your looking at me like you don't really know what im talking about here on the bay bridge heading toward san francisco this driver was at going 70 plus on the bridge when he speed limit is 50 nats: ambiance and this driver also on his cell phone driving across the bridge go ahead take the fifth street off ramp please what going you got some emergency what's that you're working ok so it wasn't an emergency? these drivers are about to get one of the biggest breaks in their life well maybe not in their life but keep listening what i'm going to do is this instead of giving you a citation i'm going to give you a written warning ok, it's a warning that says i stopped you for a cell phone you tknow the ext time it

might not be so good even the speeder on the bay bridge got a warning you just got the biggest break of your life today didn't you ahh it's a pretty big break yes the chp has introduced written warnings in lieu of an actually ticket which comes with a fine and possible points on your record it also it lists the top 10 ways you can drive to survive. .one is give driving your full attention anothere is do not drive impaired however not everyone qualifies for a written warning. this driver was seen driving on the shoulder on the freeway i watched you doing it for at least 500 feet do you have you license registrations and insurance for me he said he saw other people doing it so he simply followed sometimes it can cost you to be a follower

sign in the red box it's not an admission of guilt in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news coming up. your summer muni ride is going to look a little different. a look at the new muni train. here's a live look at the embarcadero. for the weekned. it's the m-l-k weekend walk tours in san francisco. come out and join one of 47 different tours all over the city. it's all happening all over san francisco from 9:30 to 2. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:take a look at this. a new year, and some newly designed san francisco muni trains. muni officials say the trains will provide a more comfortable, reliable and rider-friendly experience. the new features include wider aisles , leaning pads and extra muni says the trains wll also be faster, quieter, and less prone to breaking down. the new trains are currently undergoing testing. and officials believe they will be introduced to the public late this summer. a san diego dermatologist is offering disgruntled football fans a big discount to remove the chargers logo tattoos. dr. jennings staley say's his phone has been ringing off the hook ever since the chargers announced their big move to los angeles. staley knew san diego county would be filled with discouraged and angry fans that may have tattoo regret so he decided to help them out and for just 100 dollars, you get unlimited sessions to remove that infamous chargers lightning bolt. the normal cost is usually twenty-five hundred dollars.

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