( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving

later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week.

our top story this morning is a series of thefts on bart. over this holiday weekend -- four people's cellphones were stolen in separate incidents on bart and one man was knocked to the floor of a train in an attempted theft. and a man's cellphone was taken from him as he walked up the steps of 16th street station in san francisco. that's where we find kron4's camila bernal this morning. police say a suspect unsuccessfully tried to steal a person's phone at fruitvalle station yesterdayhowever that victim was knocked to the floor during the incident. a victim's cellphone was

snatched at the union city station. a man's cellphone was taken while walking up the steps of the 16th street station in san francisco. and at the coliseum station police say a large group of teens stole cellphones from two people. a 14-year-old suspect was arrested in this incident. officers say suspects involved in other three bart attacks yesterday remain at large. (marty)

away.> away.>your phone away.> (marty) breaking overnight -- four people are dead, and six are injured after a deadly hit-and-run car crash in san pablo. it was reported at 8:11 last night...

on interstate 80 at the san pablo dam road off-ramp. kron 4's hermela argawi was on the scene saturday. she tells us two eastbound vehicles went over the center median into west bound lanes, hitting at least two other vehicles. one of the vehicles flipped over -- injuring the driver and killing four passengers in the vehicle. five cars were involved overall -- including the car that reportedly caused the accident. (marty) according to c-h-p, the person who caused the collision fled the scene but was later arrested. all westbound lanes of interstate 80 at san pablo dam road were blocked for over 6 hours last night and well into this morning. all lanes have now been (marty) a las vegas man survived the mass shooting in las vegas...only to be killed by a hit-and-run driver. roy mc-clellan died in a crash earlier this week. kelsey

thomas reports that his widow is now dealing with a new wave of heartache. "i'm angry. i'm angry. i feel that he under the influence of something or drunk. and didn't want to get caught. so he bailed and left my husband laying there in the street. he doesn't deserve that."it's the outcome denise mcclellan could've never predicted.a hit and run driver... a hit and run driver... plowing into her husband as he walked on the highway in pahrump."i think if i could've done differently, he wouldn't have been on that road."it happened a week ago,along route 160.roy mcclellan, was hitchhikng.just weeks after surviving the route 91 shooting massacre."it was just ear piercing. i was like oh my gosh, what is that noise? this is horrible."as round after round of bullets were unloaded into the crowd below mandalay bay, denise and

roy ran for their lives.roy, stopping to help people along the way."it was really messing with his head and he was going to therapy."less than 7 weeks later, tragedy struck again "this isn't what i wanted for him. i don't understand why he wasn't taken at the shooting, but a month later he was taken this way." (marty) another big story we are tracking this morning... we are now learning the name of the person accused of the deadly dui crash in livermore thanksgiving morning that killed a 16-year-old girl. the driver is identified as 26- year-old lauren davis. violet campbell died in the crash on stanley boulevard near isabel avenue...just after midnight on thanksgiving day. authorities say davis was driving drunk when she swerved off the road...

rolling the car several times. police say davis is a u-p-s driver. she is facing several charges including murder and driving under the influence of alcohol... davis is being held without bail... and is scheduled to be in court tomorrow. ( marty ) coming up... a record number of americans are expected to shop online this weekend. and scammers are getting ready too. we'll the scams you need to look out for. ( marty ) and... a warning while you're out shopping to be on the look out for thieves. tips on how to keep your ( marty ) and... different types of alcohol trigger different emotions. details after the break. really? really? really? really? really?

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look at some of the new medical findings released this week: we are learning that different types of alcohol can trigger specific emotions. that's according to a study published this week in the online journal "b-m-j open." researchers found that

spirits such as vodka and gin... tend to make people more aggressive. while red wine drinkers noted feeling more relaxed and tired. the researchers surveyed 30- thousand people between the ages of 18 and 34. they say while more research is needed, the report could provide insight into peoples' drinking ( marty ) and a big part of the holidays is eating good food with your loved ones. and state health officials are warning everyone about safely preparing and storing food to prevent foodborne illnesses. the california department of health says bacteria can be found in meat and poultry. this can cause people to get sick if it is not fully cooked or cooled properly. people should wash their hands before and after handling food especially raw foods. so health officials remind you to make sure you clean all surfaces, utensils and dishes with hot water and soap after each use. ( dave ) ( marty ) for the weekend: it's

the decorate the holiday tree in san francisco. come decorate the tree at city hall. it's all happening at the rainbow world fund all day long. the event is free to attend. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)moderate to heavy rain

will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week.

( marty ) with so many people out

shopping this weekend, police want to remind people to keep their purchases and themselves safe. kron four's spencer blake was in the east bay, at sun valley mall in concord, to see how shoppers are protecting their just purchased presents. people coming out of the sun valley shopping center saturday with bags of presents and goodieswere very proactive for their own safety. everyone knows this is a time when car burglars and pick-pockets have a lot of easy targets."i've seen it happen to people, so i know it's an unfortunate event, especially this time of the year."people i talked to were already aware of many of the things you should do to protect your stuff. "first of all, when we do buy it we want to make sure that where we park, where we store it, it's not visible."that's one piece of advice from san leandro poice department, which other police departments echo.they

also say to hold on to your money."where should you keep your wallet?in your front pocket!how's you know that? because i had a dream last night people were trying to pick-pocket me! and it's most safe to have your wallet in your front pocket."bingo.and it's also important not to walk and text.if your eyes are on your phone while you walk into or out of a store, you might not áhave a phone for very long.though there aren't always a lot of parking options during a busy weekend like this one, you probably want to avoid leaving your car in a secluded spot, if you can help it.and something way more important to hold on toare your children."what do you think you should be telling kids to do if they ever get separated from you while you're at the mall?don't get separated from me! (laughs)and if they do?but if they do, find security."and remember - being vigilant while you're won't do you much good if ( marty ) a record number

of americans are expected to shop online this weekend and tomorrow on cyber monday. but experts warn online holiday shopping is also prime time for scammers. here are some ways to stay safe when shopping... be extra careful shopping on a mobile browser, because scammers can create fake websites that may look legit. also watch out for fake apps that can steal your personal information... or even try to extort money by locking your phone. you should avoid clicking on any unsolicited e-mails because that could be phishing. and finally, make sure to use a website with a valid "h- t-t-p-s" connection and a lock symbol. experts say websites with just "h-t-t-p" next to them are more likey to get attacked. ( marty ) in national news... the u-s navy released the names of three sailors killed in a plane crash earlier this week in the philippine sea. airman apprentice bryan grosso, and lieutenant steven combs, both from florida are presumed dead.

as is louisiana native airman matthew chialastri. the three were among eleven onboard the 'c-2a greyhound' when it went down wednesday in japan. it was headed for the u-s-s ronald reagan. the other eight service members on the plane were found alive. ( marty ) congress returns to capitol hill this week and they have a full plate before the christmas recess. the big ticket items are tax cuts, a potential government shutdown,and leftover spending bills. democrats and republicans both have reasons to cooperate. particularly on spending increases for the pentagon and domestic agencies, hurricane aid, and a popular health care program for children. ( marty ) coming up... stanford with a chance to play in the pac 12 title game on the line, how did the cardinal do? highlights next. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

in sports... the stanford cardinal were hosting notre dame. they needed some help from washington to reach the pac-12 north title game. the eighth ranked fighting irish were leading the cardinal late in the third quarter but k-j costello's four touchdown passes lead stanford's upset of the fighting irish. the final, 38-20 the cardinal finish the regular season with three straight wins. and with washington beating washington state 41 to 14, the cardinal will face u-s-c in the pac 12 title game friday at levis stadium. ( marty ) former 49ers head coach, chip kelly is returning to college football. u-c-l-a hired kelly as their new head coach. it's a five year, 23 million dollar contract for the former

oregon ducks coach. kelly also coached in the n-f-l for four seasons with the eagles and 49ers. kelly went 28 and 35. he replaces jim mora as the bruins head coach. and will be formally introduced ( marty ) the warriors with back to back games at oracle, they took on the new orleans pelicans. forward, kevin durant missed his second straight game with an ankle injury. golden state unveiled "the town" jerseys and the new look floor . and before the game steph curry presented former warrior, ian clark with his n-b-a championship ring. golden state again off to a slow start, but pulled away in the second half. winning easily 110 to 95 curry and klay thompson combined for 51 points tomorrow they'll wrap up their three game homestand against the sacramento kings. ( marty ) golden state warriors head coach-- steve kerr-- is firing back at president trump. it comes after the president blasted

the n-f-l on twitter for allowing players to protest the national anthem.

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain.

there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week. ( marty ) in the south bay...

an elderly woman was killed in a collision thanksgiving night in santa clara. it happened at the intersection of the lawrence expressway and monroe street. officers found 89-year-old ratikanta shah injured in the crash. she was taken to the hospital where she died. the driver of one of the three cars involved in the collision was identified as 21-year-old oscar pazarciga. he was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i. ( marty ) at least one person is dead after a car crash in napa county. the accident was reported at 3:45 yesterday afternoon on spring mountain road just outside of saint helena. the c-h-p says a subaru hit a guard rail.

police have not released the cause of the crash or the name of the person .( marty ) now to egypt... where the death toll in the mosque attack is now 305. at least 27 children are among the dead. the 30 attackers arrived in suv's and took position in front of the mosque and its entrances with automatic machine guns on friday. yesterday was a second day of mourning in the country as this is being called the worst terrorist attack in the middle east. the egyptian president vowed to respond with "brute force." and the egyptian military released this video today showing airstrikes performed to target "terrorists" vehicles. ( marty ) it is the agency that aims to help protect your finances. but at the moment - it doesn't have a clear leader. christi paul explains what's behind the confusion. a lot of confusion this morning over who is leading the top u-s consumer watchdog agency, and here's why. president trump tapped white house budget director mick

mulvaney to be interim chief of the consumer financial protection bureau - or c-f-p- b.the announcement came though just hours after the outgoing director richard cordray - an obama appointee - formally resigned, and named his chief of staff - leandra english the successor - which essentially makes her the acting director. the appointments of two officials to the same post sets up a political and legal clash here, and the question of who's in charge when employees return to work monday.massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who helped create the c-f-p- b, tweeted this - "the dodd-frank act is clear: if there is a cfpb director vacancy, the deputy director becomes acting director. @realdonaldtrump can't override that."but the administration can appoint a current government official into a new job, as long as they're confirmed by the senate under the federal vacancies act, to serve in an acting capacity.so the c-f-p-b was created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect

consumers and keep an eye on wall street. republicans argue the agency has too much power, not enough oversight, and establishes what they see as anti-business regulations. mulvaney's been a longtime critic - while serving in congress, he voted in favor of killing the agency, and once called it a sick and sad joke. president trump will ultimately nominate a permanent director.the opening is a chance for a major overhaul of the bureau. ( marty ) still ahead: everyone's a little competitive when it comes to holiday shopping, but some get a little too edgy. we'll show you on people behaving badly. for the weekend: it's the jazz music series in emeryville. come and enjoy some great live music. it's all happening at bay street from 3 to 5. the event is free to attend.

holiday shopping bargains draw plenty of people to union square in san francisco. but it can also lead to some people breaking the rules to get those deals. stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly.

insist on driving a 60 thousand suv into the city try and make your registration is current because if it''s not the san francisco police may write you a ticket or even tow it away the driver told me she lives back east most of the time so renewing the registration wasn''t on her list of things to donats: hey !!!!!!! and don''t use your cell phone while driving especially when there is a cop standing by nats hi you doing sir im officer simmons san francisco police department you were seen talking on your phone you know that''s a violation right and give parking enforcement a break, this officer was spat on by a driver who did not like beign told to stop for a red light so shop safely .. and take this advice from kenny the clown nats: don''t get put on people behaving badly in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news > still ahead... cupcakes are paying for cancer treatment of one woman.

we'll explain after the break. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the simpsons triva night. come and see how well you really know the simpsons. it's all happening at the knockout from 6 to 9. the event is free to attend.

toasting dad: i'm not one for speeches. but here's to... to many more years of friendship. and feasts! crowd: [laughing, cheering] to presents! a mi familia que lo es todo. ♪ to being right here, right now, with you. sfx: dog bark. and you. toasting dad: i guess what i'm trying to say is, here's to family. we're proud to bring your family amazing value every day. t.j. maxx. marshalls. homegoods. family is the greatest gift. outside...sutro tower.

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the

eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week.

( marty ) in national news...

tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in alabama. and the state's high-profile special election for u-s senator is only a few weeks away. some polling shows democrat.. doug jones.. leading republican roy moore in the deeply-red state. but despite sexual misconduct allegations against him, moore is hanging in the race. kaylee hartung reports. the name dominating national headlines for more than 2 weeks. we know roy moore is running for the u.s. senate, and his campaign is in trouble. natsdoug jones for senate ad: "they were girls when roy moore immorally pursued them. now they are women, witnesses to us all, of his disturbing conduct."but what about the other guy - the challenger to the man accused of being a sexual predator? richard dixon, birmingham conservative radio host: "what we're getting nationally is,

oh alabamians would vote for a pedophile over a liberal democrat."caller: "in this circumstance yes "richard dixon, birmingham conservative radio host: (laugh) "ok, well you are just saying it flat out then."caller: "yep, absolutely."butteddoug jones, (d) senate candidate, alabama" "i feel like my record speaks for itself."in the red state of alabama -- where republicans have held every statewide office for the last 25 years -- the blue label of "democrat" is drowning out doug jones' name to some ... even while his opponent is drowning in scandal.voice of doug jones, (d) senate candidate, alabama: "we're staying in our lane as best we canobviously to some extent it's a distraction." born and raised in alabama, the 63-year-old first-time candidate is a long time attorney - a federal prosecutor who's best known for successfully putting domestic terrorist eric rudolph and ku klux klan members who bombed a birmingham church in 1963 - behind bars. nats - doug jones for senate ad.in the state that elected president trump by 28 points, victory for jones requires him swaying some republicans on the issues. so he's trying to appeal to more conservative voters , focusing on what he calls 'kitchen table issues' - jobs, the economy, health care. he says he would vote to raise the federal minimum wage, and he supports the affordable care act.but for many in alabama, it comes down to one issue.jones is pro choice, believing it's an intensely

personal choice, and supporting the state's current abortion laws. caller to birmingham talk 99.5: "i wouldn't vote for the baby killer for hell nor high water i don't believe in murdering children."strong rhetoric like that can be heard on the conservative talk airwaves , but in print, a different statement.the editorial boards of the state's top newspapers writing "stand for decency, reject roy moore." this front page, above the fold editorial denouncing moore and endorsing jones. nats alabama voters are skeptical of outside influences on this race, but their choice on december 12th is crucial to the balance of power in washington. (marty)and president trump on twitter this morning -- not directly endorsing roy moore, but bashing his opponent, typing: " the last thing we

need in alabama senate is a schumer/pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, the border, bad for our military.... and wants to raise taxes to the sky. jones would be a disaster. ( marty @ landing) a breast cancer patient in oklahoma is struggling to pay her bills as she undergoes treatment. but her 16- year-old daughter is helping out by using her baking skills. katie wisely has the story. baking is good for the soul. natsot:"bring some of the chocolate icing that's on the table."the smell of a fresh cupcake brings a smile to tyler mcclain's face. natsot: "i know what people like." she's made more than 500 since march?.natsot:"this is oreo, pretzel, there are some already there that i have already made."advertising on facebook tyler mcclain, high school student:"i came home one day and was like mom i want to start a cupcake business what do you think about that?" it's all to help her mom talisha , who was diagnosed with breast cancer in march.tyler mcclain, high school student:"i want to put it somewhere where it's

noticeable. i love my mom."the 16-year-old's mom unable to work..talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"how am i even going to go to the store to buy basic things like dish soap? or washing powder? or toilet paper? or food? or clothes?" forced to make tough decisions. talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"i had to move out of my home to a small apartment going from a three bedroom home because i couldn't afford it." the cupcake business, the family's only income.talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"the cupcakes are $2 each so i would say maybe $2,000." mayor g.t. bynum's office heard and purchased some delicious treats. tyler mcclain, high school student:"he told me how at his age he wasn't doing what i was doing you know telling me that i should continue to do what i'm doing." november 30th, the mother of three will go under for the third time.tyler mcclain, high school student: "breast cancer is not a joke. now that i know someone who went through it, it's not a joke." doctors say she can't go back to work until january, so tyler will continue to bake. natsot:"i always got my moms back."and may make a future out of it. talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"she's saying she wants to go to culinary arts school." tyler mcclain, high school student: "i love being different." forever grateful her mom is still alive. ( marty ) that was katie

wisely reporting. a go-fund-me page has been set up to help talisha mcclain and support her daughter's business. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite this morning...

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really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. ( marty ) a man in new

jersey spent big to spread some holiday cheer..ten thousand dollars. employees at one toys r us say a man who goes by charlie k paid off all layway orders during black friday. charlie ended up covering 62 orders at a cost of nearly 11 thousand dollars. customers say they've heard of secret santas but not to this extent.

marty ) charlie kay also donated another two thousand to toys for tots. he did that by having everyone inside the store choose three toys for donation. (dave)mild start and will stay for the day, variable clouds. storm tonight and tomorrow, we're tracking it...your forecast is next ! (camilla) bart robbries. details next.

( marty ) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain.

there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week. our top story this morning is a series of thefts on bart. over this holiday weekend -- four people's cellphones were stolen in separate incidents at stations all over the bay area. one of the thefts occured at 16th street station in san francisco. that's where we find kron4's camila bernal this morning. police say a suspect unsuccessfully tried to steal

a person's phone at fruitvalle station yesterdayhowever that victim was knocked to the floor during the incident. a victim's cellphone was snatched at the union city station. a man's cellphone was taken while walking up the steps of the 16th street station in san francisco. and at the coliseum station police say a large group of teens stole cellphones from two people. a 14-year-old suspect was arrested in this incident. officers say suspects involved in other three bart attacks yesterday remain at large.

or my pocket. everything else in my backpack. i keep my wits about me. i make sure nobody's looking at my stuff and if they are i'll keep it closer to me.> (marty) breaking overnight -- four people are dead, and six are injured after a deadly

hit-and-run car crash in san pablo. it was reported at 8:11 last night... on interstate 80 at the san pablo dam road off-ramp. kron 4's hermela argawi was on the scene saturday. she tells us two eastbound vehicles went over the center median into west bound lanes, hitting at least two other vehicles. one of the vehicles flipped over -- injuring the driver and killing four passengers in the vehicle. five cars were involved overall -- including the car that reportedly caused the accident. (marty) according to c-h-p, the person who caused the collision fled the scene but was later arrested. all westbound lanes of interstate 80 at san pablo dam road were blocked for over 6 hours last night and well into this morning. all lanes have now been reopened. (marty) another big story we are tracking this morning... we are now learning the name of the person accused of

the deadly dui crash in livermore thanksgiving morning that killed a 16-year-old girl. the driver is identified as 26-year-old lauren davis. violet campbell died in the crash on stanley boulevard near isabel avenue...just after midnight on thanksgiving day. authorities say davis was driving drunk when she swerved off the road... rolling the car several times. police say davis is a u-p-s driver. she is facing several charges including murder and driving under the influence of alcohol... davis is being held without bail... and is scheduled to be in court tomorrow. ( marty ) new details this morning about the spear fisherman who was badly injured in a shark attack at pebble beach. the victim and his father were several hundred yards offshore friday in stillwater cove. that is when the shark bit the mans right thigh. two off-duty sheriff's deputies were also fishing in the cove, and they cared for the man, before he could get to the hospital. officials believe the shark responsible was a great white.

"yeah, so we were out just fishing like normal, and you know we saw this red zodiac boat come in. kind of acting a little not right, so we thought maybe they were having motor trouble or something like that. and then all of a sudden the safety people came out on a jetski and said you guys got to get out of the water, there's a great white."> ( marty ) a second person who was also in the water at the time was not ( marty ) coming up... a record number of americans are expected to shop online this weekend. and scammers are getting ready too. we'll the scams you need to look out for. ( marty ) and... a warning while you're out shopping to be on the look out for thieves. tips on how to keep your things safe. ( marty ) and... different types of alcohol trigger different emotions. details after the break.

) for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: we are learning that different types of alcohol can trigger specific emotions. that's according to a study published this week in the online journal "b-m-j

open." researchers found that spirits such as vodka and gin... tend to make people more aggressive. while red wine drinkers noted feeling more relaxed and tired. the researchers surveyed 30- thousand people between the ages of 18 and 34. they say while more research is needed, the report could provide insight into peoples' drinking habits. ( marty ) and a big part of the holidays is eating good food with your loved ones. and state health officials are warning everyone about safely preparing and storing food to prevent foodborne illnesses. the california department of health says bacteria can be found in meat and poultry. this can cause people to get sick if it is not fully cooked or cooled properly. people should wash their hands before and after handling food especially raw foods. so health officials remind you to make sure you clean all surfaces, utensils and dishes with hot water and soap after each use. ( dave ) ( marty ) for the weekend: it's

the etsy holiday emporium in san francisco. come out and enjoy products from over 200 vendors. it's all happening on pier 35 all day long. the event is free to attend.

here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills

and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week.

( marty ) ( marty ) with so many people out

shopping this weekend, police want to remind people to keep their purchases and themselves safe. kron four's spencer blake was in the east bay, at sun valley mall in concord, to see how shoppers are protecting their just purchased presents. people coming out of the sun valley shopping center saturday with bags of presents and goodieswere presents and bags of saturday with bags of presents and goodieswere very proactive for their own safety. everyone knows this is a time when car burglars and pick-pockets have a lot of easy targets."i've seen it happen to people, so i know it's an unfortunate event, especially this time of the year."people i talked to were already aware of many of the things you should do to protect your stuff. "first of all, when we do buy it we want to make sure that where we park, where we store it, it's not visible."that's one piece of advice from san leandro poice department, which other police departments echo.they also say to hold on to your money."where should you keep your wallet?in your front

pocket!how's you know that? because i had a dream last night people were trying to pick-pocket me! and it's most safe to have your wallet in your front pocket."bingo.and it's also important not to walk and text.if your eyes are on your phone while you walk into or out of a store, you might not áhave a phone for very long.though there aren't always a lot of parking options during a busy weekend like this one, you probably want to avoid leaving your car in a secluded spot, if you can help it.and something way more important to hold on toare your children."what do you think you should be telling kids to do if they ever get separated from you while you're at the mall?don't get separated from me! (laughs)and if they do?but if they do, find security."and remember - being vigilant while you're out shopping won't do you much good if you leave your home unlocked and unprotected when you leave.

( marty ) a record number of americans are expected to shop online this weekend and tomorrow on cyber monday. but experts warn online holiday shopping is also prime time for scammers. here are some ways to stay safe when shopping... be extra careful shopping on a mobile browser, because scammers can create fake websites that may look legit. also watch out for fake apps that can steal your personal information... or even try to extort money by locking your phone. you should avoid clicking on any unsolicited e-mails because that could be phishing. and finally, make sure to use a website with a valid "h- t-t-p-s" connection and a lock symbol. experts say websites with just "h-t-t-p" next to them are more likey to get attacked. ( marty ) in national news... the u-s navy released the names of three sailors killed in a plane crash earlier this week in the philippine sea. airman apprentice bryan grosso, and

lieutenant steven combs, both from florida are presumed dead. as is louisiana native airman matthew chialastri. the three were among eleven onboard the 'c-2a greyhound' when it went down wednesday in japan. it was headed for the u-s-s ronald reagan. the other eight service members on the plane were found alive. ( marty ) congress returns to capitol hill this week and they have a full plate before the christmas recess. the big ticket items are tax cuts, a potential government shutdown,and leftover spending bills. democrats and republicans both have reasons to cooperate. particularly on spending increases for the pentagon and domestic agencies, hurricane aid, and a popular health care program for ( marty ) coming up... stanford with a chance to play in the pac 12 title game on the line, how did the cardinal do? highlights next. live look outside... san

francisco international airport. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for

adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. that's good to know. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions.

isn't it time to talk to your doctor about jardiance? absolutely. ask your doctor about jardiance. and get to the heart of what matters. in sports... the

stanford cardinal were hosting notre dame. they needed some help from washington to reach the pac-12 north title game. the eighth ranked fighting irish were leading the cardinal late in the third quarter but k-j costello's four touchdown passes lead stanford's upset of the fighting irish. the final, 38-20 the cardinal finish the regular season with three straight wins. and with washington beating washington state 41 to 14, the cardinal will face u-s-c in the pac 12 title game friday at levis stadium. ( marty ) former 49ers head coach, chip kelly is returning to college football. u-c-l-a hired kelly as their new head coach. it's a five year, 23 million dollar contract for the former

oregon ducks coach. kelly also coached in the n-f-l for four seasons with the eagles and 49ers. kelly went 28 and 35. he replaces jim mora as the bruins head coach. and will be formally introduced ( marty ) the warriors with back to back games at oracle, they took on the new orleans pelicans. forward, kevin durant missed his second straight game with an ankle injury. golden state unveiled "the town" jerseys and the new look floor . and before the game steph curry presented former warrior, ian clark with his n-b-a championship ring. golden state again off to a slow start, but pulled away in the second half. winning easily 110 to 95 curry and klay thompson combined for 51 points tomorrow they'll wrap up their three game homestand against the sacramento kings. ( marty ) golden state warriors head coach-- steve kerr-- is firing back at

president trump. it comes after the president blasted the n-f-l on twitter for allowing players to protest the national anthem.

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see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. welcome back to the kron4 morning news. take a look at this photo.... sent in from viewer "sherry d".... sunrise over san francisco this morning at about 7 am.thanks for that, sherry. ( marty ) here's a live look outside. a bit cloudier right now downtown. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving

later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week.

( marty ) in the south bay... an elderly woman was killed in a collision thanksgiving night in santa clara. it happened at the intersection of the lawrence expressway and monroe street. officers found 89-year-old ratikanta shah injured in the crash. she was taken to the hospital where she died. the driver of one of the three cars involved in the collision was identified as 21- year-old oscar pazarciga. he was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i. ( marty ) in the north bay... at least one person is dead after a car crash in napa county. the accident was reported at 3:45 yesterday afternoon on spring mountain road just outside of saint helena. the c-h-p says a subaru hit a guard rail.

police have not released the cause of the crash or the name of the person ( marty ) all over the bay area... mom and pop shops participated in "small business saturday"... but it was particularly important for stores in sonoma and napa that were affected by the recent fires. kron 4's camila bernal visited one of those stores and shows us part of the recovery process. pkg:heidi geffen has owned this store in the sonoma square for more than a decade and as the fires spread through the county, she was forced to evacuate and leave everything behind 1:48:15:14 i cried more about losing my business than losing my home, it's everything i do, it is my livelihood and it's what i enjoy doing every single day even though the fire never reached her business people were not shopping. 1:49:21:08 and the first person that walked in my door the first day that i was open i just wept i was so excited that somebody came inin her opinion, things are not 100% back to normal but it has improved 1:57:19 it's so important to support them and it helps the economy around

here and it's more fun it's more local i think it's just a better all-around experience and it's giving customers that memorable all- around experience that geffen decided to focus on during small business saturday 1:50:56:17 it's different when you say how are you to someone you really mean how are you, you really mean what happened, what did you do, are you okay? questions that go far beyond shopping1:51:04:14 it's a different sense of community now it really has come back so much stronger where people really do look out for each other and really care for each othersomething you can't get on amazon prime.in sonoma, camila bernal kron 4 news. .( marty ) now to egypt... where the death toll in the mosque attack is now 305. at least 27 children are among the dead. the 30 attackers arrived in suv's and took position in front of the mosque and its entrances with automatic machine guns on

friday. yesterday was a second day of mourning in the country as this is being called the worst terrorist attack in the middle east. the egyptian president vowed to respond with "brute force." and the egyptian military released this video today showing airstrikes performed to target "terrorists" vehicles. ( marty ) it is the agency that aims to help protect your finances. but at the moment - it doesn't have a clear leader. christi paul explains what's behind the confusion. a lot of confusion this morning over who is leading the top u-s consumer watchdog agency, and here's why. president trump tapped white house budget director mick mulvaney to be interim chief of the consumer financial protection bureau - or c-f-p- b.the announcement came though just hours after the outgoing director richard cordray - an obama appointee - formally resigned, and named his chief of staff - leandra english the successor - which essentially makes her the acting director. the appointments of two

officials to the same post sets up a political and legal clash here, and the question of who's in charge when employees return to work monday.massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who helped create the c-f-p- b, tweeted this - "the dodd-frank act is clear: if there is a cfpb director vacancy, the deputy director becomes acting director. @realdonaldtrump can't override that."but the administration can appoint a current government official into a new job, as long as they're confirmed by the senate under the federal vacancies act, to serve in an acting capacity.so the c-f-p-b was created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect consumers and keep an eye on wall street. republicans argue the agency has too much power, not enough oversight, and establishes what they see as anti-business regulations. mulvaney's been a longtime critic - while serving in congress, he voted in favor of killing the agency, and once called it a sick and sad joke. president trump will ultimately nominate a permanent director.the opening is a chance for a major overhaul of the bureau.

( marty ) still ahead: everyone's a little competitive when it comes to holiday shopping, but some get a little too edgy. we'll show you on people behaving live look outside... san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the jazz music series in emeryville. come and enjoy some great live music. it's all happening at bay street from 3 to 5. the event is free to attend.

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get time get your holiday shopping on this time of the year is a great time to find bargains.. but best believe it also a great place to find ..nats: people behaving badly so get out your official police parking placard out and park in the fire lane because we all know how hard parking is to find when you get your flatscreen tv make sure it can fit completely in the car or tie it to the roof, but not with twine. nats: ambiance also try not to run over your brand new 46 inch samsung at least until after you can get it home nats: oh wait, wait giving away balloons to shoppers is serious business just make sure you don''t get caught nats selling balloons without a permit also if you insist on driving a 60 thousand suv into the city try and make your registration is current because if it''s not

the san francisco police may write you a ticket or even tow it away the driver told me she lives back east most of the time so renewing the registration wasn''t on her list of things to donats: hey !!!!!!! and don''t use your cell phone while driving especially when there is a cop standing by nats hi you doing sir im officer simmons san francisco police department you were seen talking on your phone you know that''s a violation right and give parking enforcement a break, this officer was spat on by a driver who did not like beign told to stop for a red light so shop safely .. and take this advice from kenny the clown nats: don''t get put on people behaving badly in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news > still ahead... cupcakes are paying for cancer treatment of one woman. we'll explain after the break. live look outside... richmond bridge

live look outside...embar cadero cam. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the

higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week. ( marty ) in national news...

tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in alabama. and the state's high-profile special election for u-s senator is only a few weeks away. some polling shows democrat.. doug jones.. leading republican roy moore in the deeply-red state. but kaylee hartung reports despite sexual misconduct allegations against him, moore is hanging in the race. . the name dominating national headlines for more than 2 weeks. we know roy moore is running for the u.s. senate,

and his campaign is in trouble. natsdoug jones for senate ad: "they were girls when roy moore immorally pursued them. now they are women, witnesses to us all, of his disturbing conduct."but what about the other guy - the challenger to the man accused of being a sexual predator? richard dixon, birmingham conservative radio host: "what we're getting nationally is, oh alabamians would vote for a pedophile over a liberal democrat."caller: "in this circumstance yes "richard dixon, birmingham conservative radio host: (laugh) "ok, well you are just saying it flat out then."caller: "yep, absolutely."butteddoug jones, (d) senate candidate, alabama" "i feel like my record speaks for itself."in the red state of alabama -- where republicans have held every statewide office for the last 25 years -- the blue label of "democrat" is drowning out doug jones' name to some ... even while his opponent is drowning in scandal.voice of doug jones, (d) senate candidate, alabama: "we're staying in our lane as best we canobviously to some extent it's a distraction." born and raised in alabama, the 63-year-old first-time candidate is a long time attorney - a federal prosecutor who's best known for successfully putting domestic terrorist eric rudolph and ku klux klan members who bombed a

birmingham church in 1963 - behind bars. nats - doug jones for senate ad.in the state that elected president trump by 28 points, victory for jones requires him swaying some republicans on the issues. so he's trying to appeal to more conservative voters , focusing on what he calls 'kitchen table issues' - jobs, the economy, health care. he says he would vote to raise the federal minimum wage, and he supports the affordable care act.but for many in alabama, it comes down to one issue.jones is pro choice, believing it's an intensely personal choice, and supporting the state's current abortion laws. caller to birmingham talk 99.5: "i wouldn't vote for the baby killer for hell nor high water i don't believe in murdering children."strong rhetoric like that can be heard on the conservative talk airwaves , but in print, a different statement.the editorial boards of the state's top newspapers writing "stand for decency, reject roy moore." this front page, above the fold editorial denouncing

moore and endorsing jones. nats alabama voters are skeptical of outside influences on this race, but their choice on december 12th is crucial to the balance of power in washington. (marty)and president trump on twitter this morning -- not directly endorsing roy moore, but bashing his opponent, typing: " the last thing we need in alabama senate is a schumer/pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, the border, bad for our military.... and wants to raise taxes to the sky. jones would be a disaster. ( marty @ landing) a breast cancer patient in oklahoma is struggling to pay her bills as she undergoes treatment. but her 16- year-old daughter is helping out by using her baking skills. katie wisely has the story. baking is good for the soul. natsot:"bring some of the chocolate icing that's on the table."the smell of a fresh cupcake brings a smile to tyler mcclain's face. natsot: "i know what people like." she's made more than 500 since

march?.natsot:"this is oreo, pretzel, there are some already there that i have already made."advertising on facebook tyler mcclain, high school student:"i came home one day and was like mom i want to start a cupcake business what do you think about that?" it's all to help her mom talisha , who was diagnosed with breast cancer in march.tyler mcclain, high school student:"i want to put it somewhere where it's noticeable. i love my mom."the 16-year-old's mom unable to work..talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"how am i even going to go to the store to buy basic things like dish soap? or washing powder? or toilet paper? or food? or clothes?" forced to make tough decisions. talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"i had to move out of my home to a small apartment going from a three bedroom home because i couldn't afford it." the cupcake business, the family's only income.talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"the cupcakes are $2 each so i would say maybe $2,000." mayor g.t. bynum's office heard and purchased some delicious treats. tyler mcclain, high school student:"he told me how at his age he wasn't doing what i was doing you know telling me that i should continue to do what i'm doing." november 30th, the mother of three will go under for the third time.tyler mcclain, high school student: "breast cancer is not a joke. now that i know someone who went through it, it's not a

joke." doctors say she can't go back to work until january, so tyler will continue to bake. natsot:"i always got my moms back."and may make a future out of it. talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"she's saying she wants to go to culinary arts school." tyler mcclain, high school student: "i love being different." forever grateful her mom is still alive. ( marty ) that was katie wisely reporting. a go-fund-me page has been set up to help talisha mcclain and support her daughter's business. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite this morning...

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walking across the tracks. officers quickly grabbed the woman when they saw the train coming toward her. it was a veryt close call. officers say they hope the video teaches people not walk on the tracks. ( marty ) if you are considering adding a furry friend to your family for the holidays you may want to consider adopting a guinea pig. the peninsula humane society and s-p-c-a has experienced an influx of the little animals over the past month and a half. they currently have 22 guinea pigs. and one of them is ready to give birth any day. staff say guinea pigs make great pets. they just need a large cage and eat hay, vegetables and food pellets. the peninsula humane society is open seven days a week. and the adoption fee is just 15-dollars. (dave)mild start and will stay for the day, variable clouds. storm tonight and tomorrow, we're tracking it...your forecast is next ! (camilla) bart robbries. details

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look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern

is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week. our top story this morning is a series of thefts on bart. and now riders are concerned. kron 4's camila

bernal is live with the details this morning. police say a suspect unsuccessfully tried to steal a person's phone at fruitvalle station yesterdayhowever that victim was knocked to the floor during the incident. a victim's cellphone was snatched at the union city station. a man's cellphone was taken while walking up the steps of the 16th street station in san francisco. and at the coliseum station police say a large group of teens stole cellphones from two people. a 14-year-old suspect was arrested in this incident. officers say suspects involved in other three bart attacks yesterday remain at large.

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(marty) breaking overnight -- four people are dead, and six are injured after a deadly hit-and-run car crash in san pablo. it was reported at 8:11 last night... on interstate 80 at the san pablo dam road off-ramp. kron 4's hermela argawi was on the scene saturday. she tells us two eastbound vehicles went over the center median into west bound lanes, hitting at least two other vehicles. one of the vehicles flipped over -- injuring the driver and killing four passengers in the vehicle. five cars were involved overall -- including the car that reportedly caused the accident.

this. but nothing is off the table at this point. >(marty) according to c-h-p, the person who caused the collision fled the scene but was later arrested. all westbound lanes of interstate 80 at san pablo dam road were blocked for over 6 hours last night and well into this morning. all lanes have now been reopened. (marty) another big story we are tracking this morning... we are now learning the name of the person accused of the deadly dui crash in livermore thanksgiving morning that killed a 16-year-old girl. the driver is identified as 26-year-old lauren davis. violet campbell died in the crash on stanley boulevard near isabel avenue...just after midnight on thanksgiving day. authorities say davis was driving drunk when she swerved off the road... rolling the car several times. police say davis is a u-p-s driver. she is facing several charges including murder and driving under the influence of alcohol... davis is being held without bail... and is scheduled to be in court tomorrow. ( marty ) new details this

morning about the spear fisherman who was badly injured in a shark attack at pebble beach. the victim and his father were several hundred yards offshore friday in stillwater cove. that is when the shark bit the mans right thigh. two off-duty sheriff's deputies were also fishing in the cove, and they cared for the man, before he could get to the hospital. officials believe the shark responsible was a great white. ( marty ) a second person who was also in the water at the time was not injured. ( marty ) coming up... a record number of americans are expected to shop online this weekend. and scammers are getting ready too. we'll the scams you need to look out for. ( marty ) and... a warning while you're out shopping to be on the look out

for thieves. tips on how to keep your things safe. ( marty ) and... different types of alcohol trigger different emotions. details after the break.

for your health: here is a look at some of the new medical findings released this week: we are learning that different types of alcohol can trigger specific emotions. that's according to a study published this week in the online journal "b-m-j open." researchers found that spirits such as vodka and gin... tend to make people more aggressive. while red wine drinkers noted feeling more relaxed and tired. the researchers surveyed 30- thousand people between the ages of 18 and 34. they say while more research is needed, the report could provide insight into peoples' habits. ( marty ) and a big part of the holidays is eating good food with your loved ones. and state health officials are warning everyone about safely preparing and storing food to prevent foodborne illnesses. the california department of health says bacteria can be found in meat

and poultry. this can cause people to get sick if it is not fully cooked or cooled properly. people should wash their hands before and after handling food especially raw foods. so health officials remind you to make sure you clean all surfaces, utensils and dishes with hot water and soap after each use. ( dave ) ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the decorate the holiday tree in san francisco. come decorate the tree at city hall. it's all happening at the rainbow world fund all day long. the event is free to attend.

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embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just

out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week.

( marty ) with so many people out shopping this weekend, police want to remind people to keep their purchases and themselves safe. kron four's spencer blake was in the east bay, at sun valley mall in concord, to see how shoppers are protecting their just purchased presents. people coming out of the sun valley shopping center saturday with bags of presents and goodieswere very proactive for their own safety. everyone knows this is a time when car burglars and pick-pockets have a lot of

easy targets."i've seen it happen to people, so i know it's an unfortunate event, especially this time of the year."people i talked to were already aware of many of the things you should do to protect your stuff. "first of all, when we do buy it we want to make sure that where we park, where we store it, it's not visible."that's one piece of advice from san leandro poice department, which other police departments echo.they also say to hold on to your money."where should you keep your wallet?in your front pocket!how's you know that? because i had a dream last night people were trying to pick-pocket me! and it's most safe to have your wallet in your front pocket."bingo.and it's also important not to walk and text.if your eyes are on your phone while you walk into or out of a store, you might not áhave a phone for very long.though there aren't always a lot of parking options during a busy weekend like this one, you probably want to avoid leaving your car in a secluded spot, if you can help it.and something way more

important to hold on toare your children."what do you think you should be telling kids to do if they ever get separated from you while you're at the mall?don't get separated from me! (laughs)and if they do?but if they do, find security."and remember - being vigilant while you're out shopping won't do you you leave your home unlocked and unprotected when you leave. ( marty ) a record number of americans are expected to shop online this weekend and tomorrow on cyber monday. but experts warn online holiday shopping is also prime time for scammers. here are some ways to stay safe when shopping... be extra careful shopping on a mobile browser, because scammers can create fake websites that may look legit. also watch out for fake apps that can steal your personal information... or even try to extort money by locking your phone. you should avoid clicking on any

unsolicited e-mails because that could be phishing. and finally, make sure to use a website with a valid "h- t-t-p-s" connection and a lock symbol. experts say websites with just "h-t-t-p" next to them are more likey to get attacked. ( marty ) in national news... the u-s navy released the names of three sailors killed in a plane crash earlier this week in the philippine sea. airman apprentice bryan grosso, and lieutenant steven combs, both from florida are presumed dead. as is louisiana native airman matthew chialastri. the three were among eleven onboard the 'c-2a greyhound' when it went down wednesday in japan. it was headed for the u-s-s ronald reagan. the other eight service members on the plane were found alive. ( marty ) congress returns to capitol hill this week and they have a full plate before the christmas recess. the big ticket items are tax cuts, a potential government shutdown,and leftover spending bills. democrats and republicans both have reasons

to cooperate. particularly on spending increases for the pentagon and domestic agencies, hurricane aid, and a popular health care program for children. ( marty ) coming up... stanford with a chance to play in the pac 12 title game on the line, how did the cardinal do? highlights next. live look outside... san francisco international airport. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the etsy holiday emporium in san francisco. come out and enjoy products from over 200 vendors. it's all happening on pier 35 all day long. the event is free to attend. really?

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stanford cardinal were hosting notre dame. they needed some help from washington to reach the pac-12 north title game. the eighth ranked fighting irish were leading the cardinal late in the third

quarter but k-j costello's four touchdown passes lead stanford's upset of the fighting irish. the final, 38-20 the cardinal finish the regular season with three straight wins. and with washington beating washington state 41 to 14, the cardinal will face u-s-c in the pac 12 title game friday at levis stadium. ( marty ) former 49ers head coach, chip kelly is returning to college football. u-c-l-a hired kelly as their new head coach. it's a five year, 23 million dollar contract for the former oregon ducks coach. kelly also coached in the n-f-l for four seasons with the eagles and 49ers. kelly went 28 and 35. he replaces jim mora as the bruins head coach. and will be formally introduced tomorrow. ( marty ) the warriors with back to back games at oracle, they took on the new orleans pelicans. forward, kevin durant missed his second straight game with an ankle injury. golden state

unveiled "the town" jerseys and the new look floor . and before the game steph curry presented former warrior, ian clark with his n-b-a championship ring. golden state again off to a slow start, but pulled away in the second half. winning easily 110 to 95 curry and klay thompson combined for 51 points tomorrow they'll wrap up their three game homestand against the sacramento ( marty ) golden state warriors head coach-- steve kerr-- is firing back at president trump. it comes after the president blasted the n-f-l on twitter for allowing players to protest the national anthem.

kerr says president trump's attack on the n-f-l is particularly hard for him to deal with. ( marty ) happening today.. both 49ers and raiders will be at home hosting games. the 49ers will be taking on the seahawks. they were on a bye last week. that game is at 1:05. and the raiders will be squaring off against the struggling denver broncos. that game will kick off at 1:25. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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kron4 morning news. take a look at this photo.... sent in from viewer "sherry d".... sunrise over san francisco this morning at about 7 am. thanks for that, sherry. ( marty ) here's a live look outside. a bit cloudier right now downtown. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms

tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work week. ( marty ) in the south bay... an elderly woman was killed in a collision thanksgiving night in santa clara. it happened at the

intersection of the lawrence expressway and monroe street. officers found 89-year-old ratikanta shah injured in the crash. she was taken to the hospital where she died. the driver of one of the three cars involved in the collision was identified as 21- year-old oscar pazarciga. he was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and d-u-i. ( marty ) in the north bay... at least one person is dead after a car crash in napa county. the accident was reported at 3:45 yesterday afternoon on spring mountain road just outside of saint helena. the c-h-p says a subaru hit a guard rail. police have not released the cause of the crash or the name of the person killed. ( marty ) all over the bay area... mom and pop shops participated in "small business saturday"... but it was particularly important for stores in sonoma and napa that were affected by the recent fires. kron 4's camila bernal visited one of those stores and shows us part of the recovery process. pkg:heidi geffen has owned

this store in the sonoma square for more than a decade and as the fires spread through the county, she was forced to evacuate and leave everything behind 1:48:15:14 i cried more about losing my business than losing my home, it's everything i do, it is my livelihood and it's what i enjoy doing every single day even though the fire never reached her business people were not shopping. 1:49:21:08 and the first person that walked in my door the first day that i was open i just wept i was so excited that somebody came inin her opinion, things are not 100% back to normal but it has improved 1:57:19 it's so important to support them and it helps the economy around here and it's more fun it's more local i think it's just a better all-around experience and it's giving customers that memorable all- around experience that geffen decided to focus on during small business saturday 1:50:56:17 it's different when you say how are you to someone you really mean how are you, you really mean what happened, what did you do, are you okay? questions that go far beyond shopping1:51:04:14 it's a different sense of community now it really has come back so much stronger where people really do look out for each other and really care for each othersomething you can't get on amazon prime.in sonoma,

camila bernal kron 4 news. . ..( marty ) now to egypt... where the death toll in the mosque attack is now 305. at least 27 children are among the dead. the 30 attackers arrived in suv's and took position in front of the mosque and its entrances with automatic machine guns on friday. yesterday was a second day of mourning in the country as this is being called the worst terrorist attack in the middle east. the egyptian president vowed to respond with "brute force." and the egyptian military released this video today showing airstrikes performed to target "terrorists" vehicles. ( marty ) it is the agency that aims to help protect your

finances. but at the moment - it doesn't have a clear leader. christi paul explains what's behind the confusion. a lot of confusion this morning over who is leading the top u-s consumer watchdog agency, and here's why. president trump tapped white house budget director mick mulvaney to be interim chief of the consumer financial protection bureau - or c-f-p- b.the announcement came though just hours after the outgoing director richard cordray - an obama appointee - formally resigned, and named his chief of staff - leandra english the successor - which essentially makes her the acting director. the appointments of two officials to the same post sets up a political and legal clash here, and the question of who's in charge when employees return to work monday.massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, who helped create the c-f-p- b, tweeted this - "the dodd-frank act is clear: if there is a cfpb director vacancy, the deputy director becomes acting director. @realdonaldtrump

can't override that."but the administration can appoint a current government official into a new job, as long as they're confirmed by the senate under the federal vacancies act, to serve in an acting capacity.so the c-f-p-b was created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect consumers and keep an eye on wall street. republicans argue the agency has too much power, not enough oversight, and establishes what they see as anti-business regulations. mulvaney's been a longtime critic - while serving in congress, he voted in favor of killing the agency, and once called it a sick and sad joke. president trump will ultimately nominate a permanent director.the opening is a chance for a major overhaul of the bureau. ( marty ) still ahead: everyone's a little competitive when it comes to holiday shopping, but some get a little too edgy. we'll show you on people behaving live look outside... san mateo bridge.

for the weekend: it's the jazz music series in emeryville. come and enjoy some great live music. it's all happening at bay street from 3 to 5. the event is free to attend.

( marty ) holiday shopping bargains draw plenty of people to union square in san francisco. but it can also lead to some people breaking the rules to get those deals. stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly.

is to find when you get your flatscreen tv make sure it can fit completely in the car or tie it to the roof, but not with twine. nats: ambiance also try not to run over your brand new 46 inch samsung at least until after you can get it home nats: oh wait, wait giving away balloons to shoppers is serious business just make sure you don''t get caught nats selling balloons without a permit also if you insist on driving a 60 thousand suv into the city try and make your registration is current because if it''s not the san francisco police may write you a ticket or even tow it away the driver told me she lives back east most of the time so renewing the registration wasn''t on her list of things to donats: hey !!!!!!! and don''t use your cell phone while driving especially when there is a cop standing by nats hi you doing sir im officer simmons san francisco police department you were seen talking on your phone you know that''s a violation right and give parking enforcement a break, this officer was spat on by a driver who did not like beign told to stop for a red light so shop safely .. and take this advice from kenny the clown nats: don''t get put on people behaving badly in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news > news >

still ahead... cupcakes are paying for cancer treatment of one woman. we'll explain after the break. live look outside... richmond bridge ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the simpsons triva night. come and see how well you really know the simpsons. it's all happening at the knockout from 6 to 9. the event is free to attend.

live look outside...embar cadero cam.

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)moderate to heavy rain will become primarily focused over the north bay, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills and mountains as well as the big sur coast today and tonight. a fast moving weather pattern is underway with a storm system over the eastern pacific arriving later in the evening. moisture from the subtropics just out ahead of this storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain today into tonight. valley locations will generally see lesser amounts of rainfall compared to the higher terrain. there is a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. showers monday morning quickly clear up with drier weather arriving for most of the upcoming work

week.

( marty ) in national news... tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in alabama.

and the state's high-profile special election for u-s senator is only a few weeks away. some polling shows democrat.. doug jones.. leading republican roy moore in the deeply-red state. but kaylee hartung reports despite sexual misconduct allegations against him, moore is hanging in the race. the name dominating national headlines for more than 2 weeks. we know roy moore is running for the u.s. senate, and his campaign is in trouble. natsdoug jones for senate ad: "they were girls when roy moore immorally pursued them. now they are women, witnesses to us all, of his disturbing conduct."but what about the other guy - the challenger to the man accused of being a sexual predator? richard dixon, birmingham conservative radio host: "what we're getting nationally is, oh alabamians would vote for a

pedophile over a liberal democrat."caller: "in this circumstance yes "richard dixon, birmingham conservative radio host: (laugh) "ok, well you are just saying it flat out then."caller: "yep, absolutely."butteddoug jones, (d) senate alabama" "i feel like my record speaks for itself."in the red state of alabama -- where republicans have held every statewide office for the last 25 years -- the blue label of "democrat" is drowning out doug jones' name to some ... even while his opponent is drowning in scandal.voice of doug jones, (d) senate candidate, alabama: "we're staying in our lane as best we canobviously to some extent it's a distraction." born and raised in alabama, the 63-year-old first-time candidate is a long time attorney - a federal prosecutor who's best known for successfully putting domestic terrorist eric rudolph and ku klux klan members who bombed a birmingham church in 1963 - behind bars. nats - doug jones for senate ad.in the state that elected president trump by 28 points, victory for jones requires him swaying some republicans on the issues. so he's trying to appeal to more conservative voters , focusing on what he calls 'kitchen table issues' - jobs, the economy, health care. he says he would vote to raise the federal minimum wage, and he supports the affordable care act.but for many in alabama, it comes down to one issue.jones is pro choice, believing it's an intensely personal choice, and supporting the state's current abortion laws. caller to birmingham talk 99.5: "i wouldn't vote for the baby killer for hell nor high water i don't believe in murdering children."strong

rhetoric like that can be heard on the conservative talk airwaves , but in print, a different statement.the editorial boards of the state's top newspapers writing "stand for decency, reject roy moore." this front page, above the fold editorial denouncing moore and endorsing jones. nats alabama voters are skeptical of outside influences on this race, but their choice on december 12th is crucial to the balance of power in washington. (marty) (marty)and president trump on twitter this morning -- not directly endorsing roy moore, but bashing his opponent, typing: " the last thing we need in alabama senate is a schumer/pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, the border, bad for our military.... and wants to raise taxes to the sky. jones would be a disaster.

( marty @ landing) a breast cancer patient in oklahoma is struggling to pay her bills as she undergoes treatment. but her 16- year-old daughter is helping out by using her baking skills. katie wisely has the story. baking is good for the soul. natsot:"bring some of the chocolate icing that's on the table."the smell of a fresh cupcake brings a smile to tyler mcclain's face. natsot: "i know what people like." she's made more than 500 since march?.natsot:"this is oreo, pretzel, there are some already there that i have already made."advertising on facebook tyler mcclain, high school student:"i came home one day and was like mom i want to start a cupcake business what do you think about that?" it's all to help her mom talisha , who was diagnosed with breast cancer in march.tyler mcclain, high school student:"i want to put it somewhere where it's noticeable. i love my mom."the 16-year-old's mom unable to work..talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"how am i even going to go to the store to buy basic things like dish soap? or washing powder? or toilet

paper? or food? or clothes?" forced to make tough decisions. talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"i had to move out of my home to a small apartment going from a three bedroom home because i couldn't afford it." the cupcake business, the family's only income.talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"the cupcakes are $2 each so i would say maybe $2,000." mayor g.t. bynum's office heard and purchased some delicious treats. tyler mcclain, high school student:"he told me how at his age he wasn't doing what i was doing you know telling me that i should continue to do what i'm doing." november 30th, the mother of three will go under for the third time.tyler mcclain, high school student: "breast cancer is not a joke. now that i know someone who went through it, it's not a joke." doctors say she can't go back to work until january, so tyler will continue to bake. natsot:"i always got my moms back."and may make a future out of it. talisha mcclain, cancer patient:"she's saying she wants to go to culinary arts school." tyler mcclain, high school student: "i love being different." forever grateful her mom is still alive. ( marty ) that was katie wisely reporting. a go-fund-me page has been set up to help talisha mcclain and support her daughter's business. ( marty ) breaking news this morning... rescue crews are on the scene of a

car into the estuary in oakland. no information on how many people are being rescued. we'll keep you updated as information enters our newsroom.

ten thousand dollars! that's how much a man in new jersey spent to spread some holiday cheer. employees at one toys r us say a man who goes by charlie k paid off all layway orders during black friday. charlie ended up covering 62 orders at a cost of nearly 11 thousand dollars. customers say they've heard of secret santas but not to this

that by having everyone inside the store choose three toys for donation. ( dave ) adlib seven day. day. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

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