stop stealing mine... never. the perfect sweater makes the perfect holiday gift. and it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (vicki) the wet weather is causing some problems on the highways and roads across the bay area... with across the bay and roads the highways problems on causing some weather is the wet (vicki) weather.spahr with the weather. (vicki) the wet (vicki)(vicki)(vicki)

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believe there's a second gunman on the loose following a shooting at a mall in hoover. you can see the choas that insued after shots rang out on thanksgiving night. an 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old girl were injured in the shooting. police say it started with some type of fight inside the mall. 21-year-old emantic bradford

was then shot and killed by an officer who says he was brandishing a gun following the incident. friday, police said that new evidence suggests bradford was partially involved in the fight but was not likely the person who shot the injured 18-year-old. so police are still trying to determine who fired the shot injuring the young girl.## ( sara ) the trump administration says a freelance journalist and former marine who was kidnapped in syria six years ago is still alive. austin tice hasn't been seen since a video with his captors emerged five weeks after his disappearance in 2012. tice went to syria to photograph and report what was happening to ordinary syrians after conflict there had heated up. he was coming home for a final year of law school when he vanished before reaching the border. the white house says it is concerned about tice's well-being. ( sara ) president donald trump is asking the supreme court to approve it's ban on most transgender service members in the military. the white house asked the

court on friday to immediately take up three cases involving his transgender policy. district courts across the country have so far blocked the policy from going into effect. und normal circumstances, the supreme court does not take up an issue before it has made its way through the lower courts. trump's policy specifies that individuals without a special gender condition can only serve according to the sex they were assigned at birth. ( dave )

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toss to weather. (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week.

the rain caused some traffic nightmares...but there were some people who are enjoying the rain. kron4's charles clifford shows us how the rain helped fill up some creeks in the oakland hills... natsacross the east bay, rain. .sometmes light and sometimes heavy. . fell through out the day. the wet conditions made for slick roads and slow going. along highway 13 near montclair, a car lost control and struck the median. traffic was back up as crews worked to clear the scene. natsnot far away, tiny sausal creek in oakland was running fast and deep with dirty water as the rain drained down out of the oakland hills.natskeith young lives nearby. he was out for a walk just enjoying the fresh air.sotin nearby montclair, the umberllas were out downtown as neighbors adjusted to the reality that wet weather had finally

arrived.sotbrian kuhn was meeting a friend. he had been in denver the past few weeks and was glad the smoke was gone when he got back.sotkuhn also hopes that this will be a long and wet wintersot sot ( sara ) black friday is over...which means it is now small business saturday. its a day to support the small businesses in your community... it started in 2010 as a way to boost sales at local shops. the next year, the u-s senate unanimously passed a resolution supporting the idea--and officials participated in all 50 states. ( sara ) the great mall in milpitas was one of the places-- flooded with bargain

hunters this black friday. and as kron 4's gabe slate says police have stepped up patrols and have some warnings for people now that the holiday shopping season has begun. there was a sea of people inside the great mall in milpitas friday afternoon. sound from shopper -yeah its crowded, real bad, no parking raul said it took him an hour to park. the loop around the mall was gridlocked shoppers told me it was worth it for the dealssound from shopper - yeah its crowded, real bad, no parkingsound from lynne rice - great mall spokespersonlast night was crazylynn rice director of marketing for the great mall said they were open from 6pm to 2am thanksgiving night and it looked just like this packed shoulder to shoulder packedsound from lynne rice - great mall spokespersonit's a big tradition for people they love it. john torrez with the milpitas police department, says criminals also have a tradition around this time of year sound from john torrez - lieutenant milpitas police

unfortunately there is an uptick in personal property crime. officer torrez says it's not just the new goodies you have bought that the bad guys are targeting it's your phone too.. so watch out for the snatch and grab.sound from john torrez - lieutenant milpitas police be aware of surroundingsin milpitas gabe slate kron 4 news. ( sara )( sara ) ( sara ) news.slate kron 4 in milpitas gabe slate kron 4 news. ( sara ) still ahead on kron 4

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battery this holiday season? maybe not. maybe he could trust any batteries will do. or, he could just trust duracell. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) it's been a tumultuous couple weeks for the warriors.....> locker room drama, injuries, and a four game losing streak.....>but you know what they say, winning cures everything....and they looked to get one tonight against the blazers.....>the warriors will need this guy....klay thompson to step up while steph is out.....>and he did just that tonight.....doing what he does best....coming off the screen and knocking down the trey....warriors up big....> and we know klay can score in bunches....next time down the floor....he hits a three from almost the same spot.....he had four of those...31 points

on the night......>and we can't forget about kevin durant....we've heard a lot about him off the court as of late but he is still a baddddd man on it......32, 8, and 7 for him as the warriors get the win.....125-97.....>down south in los angeles....king james and the lakers were hosting the utah jazz.....> third quarter.....the lakers up three.....lebron gets the steal and goes the other way for the slam.....the king can still get up their with the best of them.....22, 10, and 7 for bron....>same quarter....the lakers are going to need this guy to step up if the want to reach their potention....brandon ingram with the jumper......>more from ingram...he slices through the lane and finishes at the rim....he can really score in a number of ways.....game high 24 from him as the lakers win 90-83......> the raiders are looking to put together back to back wins for the first time this season.....>but it'll be tough.....>not only do they have to fly across the country.....>but they are taking on a baltimore ravens team that boasts the best defense in the nfl....>oakland will also be down a number of key players....>it has been a trying year for the raiders but the injuries have done them no favors....>last week they played 12 rookies and expect the same this week....> however, this is a grown mans league and no one cares about oakland's troubles....>they'll have to be ready for a ravens team and its physical defense.....>"they're a good team..they got really good cover corners, jimmy smith is healthy, we got a lot of respect for carr, humphries is coming on as a pro, suggs is

still there, i think udon is a very underrated guy and the big guy in the middle makes them go, i think. hard to run against, hard to throw against, it's hard to deal with, we'll have to be at our very best.""i don't want the first pick..i want to win all these games so i want everybody to be mad at me for that so that's what i want to accomplish. for us as an offense it's really just about building continuity, we got a lot of young guys playing, we got a lot of new guys playing and i just think it's so cool the opportunity we have. everyone sees what have and what we are and what we have to deal with but why not just go out and win some games. i think it'll be so cool for this group to be able to hold onto."and now it's time for our keys to the game for the oakland raiders......> off the bat, continue that trend of protecting the ball...no picks for derek carr last week.....>on that note, the defense had 2 interceptions against arizona...keep that going.....> finaly, 7-different players had catches last week, continue to spread the wealth......> mercedes-benz keys to the game

( sara ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( sara ) i'm sara

stinson...here's dave spahr with your forecast... (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of

widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara ) ( sara ) the oakland diocese says it will 'not' be releasing the names of all clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors in the coming days... as initially stated in october. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the diocese says it has run into an obstacle, but one victim is calling out the church accusing the diocese of continuing to cover up the backtracking from its initial announcement that it would be transparent and it would make public all the names of clergy

credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors... the oakland diocese is now publishing in it's newsletter to parishioners that it is pushing back it's publication to after the first of the year... it states the reasons are two fold... one that it is essential to contact all survivors in advance of a public announcement... and two quote... it is important we spend more time verifying the information we have on priests from religious orders and from other dioceses who served in the oakland diocese... rection was strong and swift... i reached out to kathy stonebraker... who recently shared at length her story... accusing james keenan of years of abuse. she is now suing the diocese and james keenan, who left the church.. in a statement, kathy said quote " this is unacceptabale and once again, the holy see, bishops, cardinals, oakland docese are to be accountable and i will continue to speak and fight for all kids... her attorney... also had a scathing reaction to the delay... "the oakland diocese has once again demonstrated that it puts its own selfish interets before those of the hundreds of children so

grievously harmed by it's priests."the diocese back in the fall did say that it was the right thing to do... terisa estacio, kron four news. ( sara ) ( sara ) new this morning...a drunk driver is facing charges after police say he was doing donuts before crashing into a street sign in petaluma. it happened just before 2 in the morning at the intersection of western avenue and kentucky street. officers say they heard 23- year-old marco padilla revving his engine while patrolling downtown. they say padilla lost control of his vehicle and drove onto a sidewalk

crashing into a sign. officer say he tried to get away but they were able to remove him from the vehicle. they say his blood-alcohol content level was triple the legal ( sara ) police in san mateo say they've arrested the woman caught breaking into a car this week. officers say jessica kinslow was caught rummaging through a car at an apartment complex on south broadway in millbrae. when the owner of the car told her to get out, she ran into the apartment complex. officers say they found her hiding near a stairwell. police say she had burglary tools, drugs in her purse, and two outstanding warrants. she was taken to the san mateo ( sara ) a new u-s government report says the cost of climate change in this country alone could reach hundreds of billions of dollars. the white house released the federally mandated study friday. it says climate change could devastate our economy and worsen people's health. andy rose has the story. a dire warning from the u-s

global change research program....derek van dam/ meteorologist: this analysis written by over three hundred scientists is going to only contribute to the overwhelming evidence that global warming is happening, it is human caused.the report... released by the white house... directly contradicts the president's own words. reporter: does seeing the devastation change your mind about climate change?president trump: no. i have a strong opinion. i want great climate. we're gonna have that. and we're gonna have forests that are very safe.the governor of fire-ravaged california...ho wever... agrees more needs to be done.gov. jerry brown/ (d) california: but managing all the forests in every way we can does not stop climate change and those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies.according to the report... rising sea levels and storm surges threaten 1 trillion dollars worth of real estate.farmers will lose crops to droughts in some places and flooding in others.experts are also expecting worse allergies

and an increase in tickborne and foodborne diseases in the coming decades.while the report makes no specific recommendations on how to fix the problems... it does make clear the cause.derek van dam/ meteorologist: as we start to see our global green house gasses... the heat trapping gasses in the atmosphere.. increase from transportation, electricity, industy and agriculture ... we are starting to see that direct link with extreme weather events.i'm andy rose reporting. ( sara ) coming up on kron 4 morning news...what you need to know to stay safe on the road as the temperature starts to drop outside. just in time for the holiday season, give yourself or those you love most, the gift of tempur-pedic® sleep. during our black friday event, save up to $1,000 on select split king adjustable mattress sets.

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in ( sara ) driving in the colder months can bring its own set of challenges depending on where you live. reporter kim hutcherson shares tips on keeping yourself safe on those the days are getting shorter and the weather is getting colder... making driving conditions a little trickier. with all the holiday travel you're sure to be doing, it's important to make sure you have the right emergency supplies in your car.isaiah hartman/ steamboat springs fire rescue: "the most important items to have in your car are anything that will keep you warm. some gloves, wool socks, hand warmers."blankets are on hand, and they can do more than just keep you warmisaiah hartman/ steamboat springs fire rescue: "if it's really cold you can use them to insulate your car, put them in the windows helps prevent the cold air from getting in."make sure you have a cell phone charger and a flashlight with extra batteries as well.cold-weather maintenance is also important. triple-a has a list of

services to ensure your car is in good running order when temperatures drop.make sure the battery is in good condition and clear of corrosion...check tire treads and install snow tires where needed.confirm that all lights and signals work.and of course, verify that brakes are in great working order.take care of your car and it will take care of you.it can mean the difference between life and death road.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. we're taking we're taking a quick break. here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport.

live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)light showers (dave)

light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week.

( sara ) ( sara ) ( sara ) the u-s postal service

is alerting bay area residents... not to be alarmed if you start seeing mail delivered as early as 5-30 in the morning. the change is happening in the coming weeks. it comes as the u-s-p-s ramps up package deliveries for the holidays. the postal service projects a double digit increase in package volume this year. saying more than 900 million packages will be delivered between thksgiving and new year's day. and this day. and this year it is shifting focus from the busiest day to the busiest week. that will be december 17 to the 23-rd. ( sara ) now take a look at this -- a family in louisiana got quite the surprise thanksgiving morning when a stolen car crashed into

their garage. it happened when a 20-14 dodge charger that the owners reported stolen slammed into a couple's garage. a witness says he and the suspected driver did not talk, but when his wife told the driver she had called 9-1-1, he made a run for it.... thankfully - it was caught on video - including a clear shot of the driver's face. in the surveillance video of the car crashing into the garage, you will notice it slammed in backwards. ( sara ) a tow truck later pulled the car out of the garage. a 27 year old man was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, hit and run, and other counts. ( sara ) a 90-year-old shipwreck is found with a surprise inside ... áandá m-i-t engineers build a plane

that can fly with no moving parts! here's an amazing discovery in the great lakes ...a steamship that sank some 90 years ago was finally found at the bottom of lake huron.divers got a chance to explore the wreckage of the manasoo, which sank in 1928.it was discovered in excellent condition, 200 feet below the surface of georgian bay.if that wasn't cool enough ...still on board was a 1927 chevrolet coupe, also in excellent condition... if you don't count all the barnacles and suchexperts say it's unlikely the ship will ever be brought to the surface ...but they are optimistic the classic car can one day be retrieved ...and possibly be displayed in a museum.watch an electric plane with zero moving parts fly nearly 200 feet.engineers at mit made it possible using a process called electroaerodynamic propulsion...which i will now attempt to explain in record time:instead of moving parts, the plane has an onboard solid-state propulsion system. it consists of a battery and an extremely high-voltage converter.electrodes creating ions in the atmosphere collide with air molecules...and this "ionic wind" creates thrust, similar to a propellor, powering the craft's flight. the success of the craft's maiden voyage opens up a world of possibilities.mit published their study in the scientific journal nature, and hope to

continue improving the tech. they say future applications could lead to quieter, simpler and cleaner airplanes.for talat - i'm jeremy roth ( sara ) ( sara ) thanksgiving might be over...but friday was all about snakes-giving at the north museum of nature and science in lancaster, pennsyvania. the day was a celebrration of snakes along with acitivities for children and adults the museum's snakes made their debut at the live animal room. anyone was able to pet or hold a snake and learn more about the snakes that are native to that area ( sara ) this was

the second snakes-giving for the museum. ( sara ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. (ácommercialá) thisdon't miss outss, on incredible savings on thousands of gifts.

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analysts expect it to make 67-to-75 million dollars or more between wednesday and sunday."viktor drago, son of ivan drago, who infamously killed apollo creed, appeared today to issue a challenge to adonis creed."another sequel getting good reviews is "creed two." michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoff series. box office watchers expect the boxing pic will answer the bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book"

expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( sara ) an 83 foot christmas tree is lighting up san francisco. many people from the bay area flocked to union square for the 29th annual great tree lighting last night. it has more than 33-thouasand energy efficient lights. and more than 11-hundred shining ornaments. macy's officials call it their gift to the city of san francisco. they say each year the holiday spirit presents another opportunity to give back...not only to our loved ones but to our communities. ( sara ) coming up in the next hour of kron 4 morning news...what the coast guard says it is looking for after a ferry crashed in san francisco. ( sara ) plus, we're continuing to follow the very

latest with the camp fire as the death toll continues to rise. rise. here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( sara ) good morning, i'm sara stinson, in for marty gonzalez. dave spahr is joining me now with a look at the weather. (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the

southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week.

morning...the coast guard says it is now investigating a ferry crash into a san francisco pier that injured two people. the boat was carrying 53 passengers when it slammed into the pier at san francisco's ferry building. kron 4's sanaz tahernia is joining us now with the latest. it was at about 2:30 p-m yesterday when a golden gate ferry boat crashed near a dock here at the san francisco ferry building behind me. we're told that there were a total of 50 passengers on the ferry at the time of the crash, and that the ferry hit a handrail that was put into place as a safeguard to prevent people from getting hurt when a ship docks.

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time, so if you do take this ferry as part of your commute, expect that to impact your commute, and as far as the investigation goes, they're still looking into the cause of the crash, and once the investigation is finalized the results will be made public. ( sara ) thanks sanaz, we will check back in with you in an hour for an update. ( sara ) the rain has helped almost extinguish california's deadlist fire. the camp fire in butte county is now 95 percent contained. the death toll right now remains at 84. high winds and heavy rains temporarily halted the work of teams searching for remains. fficials say they chose to stop for safety reasons as the rain and wind has knocked over trees ... puttting search personnel at risk. the fire has destroyed almost 14 thousand homes since igniting november eighth. and it has burned 153 thousand acres. ( sara ) a second disaster recovery center in butte county is opening today in oroville to provide residents

impacted by the california wildfires with local, state and federal disaster resources. hours of operation for the center are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week. its located at 2140 feather river boulevard in oroville. ( sara ) a man is behind bars this morning following an hours long standoff in san jose. police received a call around 10 friday morning saying a family member was armed with a gun at a home on barrow court and they needed help. officers say there were two loud bangs and then the man barricaded himself inside a home... the area of south king street and barberry lane were then blocked off during the standoff. police say the suspect was shot at least once and was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. residents were eventually allowed to return home... the case is being investigated by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit... ( sara ) the wet weather caused some problems on the highways and roads across the bay area... with some of them

getting flooded... here's kron 4's gayle ong with tips on how to stay safe.. rain has taken over the highways..this is 280 south in south san francisco friday afternoon.the visibility low for drivers.and a sea of break lights as vehicles slow down in the rain..something c-h-p highly advises:so far the rain this week led to power outages, flooded roadways, traffic throughout the bay area,and accidents...steph curry got into two car accidents on highway 24 friday morning..the weather is to blame...pictures show the damage of curry's

vehicleoakland police say a driver of a silver lexus lost control of their car in the rain and wet roads and hit curry's porsche..while curry pulled over - another car lost control and rear ended the porsche no one was injured..in these conditions, c-h-p is asking motorists to drive carefully.especially if you find yourself in standing water..all the more reason to take it slow...we went to a rest stop in burlingame to see what drivers have to say about the conditions francisco ramirez says inclement weather is the reason for his flat tires..and gives this advice ( sara ) ( sara ) coming up on kron 4 morning news....a warning for shoppers this morning from police... criminals are out looking to take advantage of you... what you need to know to not be a

( sara ) and as the weather is getting colder... it can bring its own set of challenges for drivers... the important tips you need to know to get your car ready for winter as many people hit the road heading to the sierra for the holidays... in national news this

morning...police in alabama believe there's a second gunman on the loose following a shooting at a mall in hoover. you can see the choas that insued after shots rang out on thanksgiving night. an 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old girl were injured in the shooting. police say it started with some type of fight inside the mall. 21-year-old emantic bradford was then shot and killed by an officer who says he was brandishing a gun following the incident. friday, police said that new evidence suggests bradford was partially involved in the fight but was not likely the person who shot the injured 18-year-old. so police are still trying to determine who fired the shot injuring the young ( sara ) the trump administration says a

freelance journalist and former marine who was kidnapped in syria six years ago is still alive. austin tice hasn't been seen since a video with his captors emerged five weeks after his disappearance in 2012. tice went to syria to photograph and report what was happening to ordinary syrians after conflict there had heated up. he was coming home for a final year of law school when he vanished before reaching the border. the white house says it is concerned about tice's ( sara ) president donald trump is asking the supreme court to approve it's ban on most transgender service members in the military. the white house asked the court on friday to immediately take up three cases involving his transgender policy. district courts across the country have so far blocked the policy from going into effect. under normal circumstances, the supreme court does not take up an issue before it has made its way through the lower courts. trump's policy specifies that individuals without a

special gender condition can only serve according to the sex they were assigned at birth. ( dave )( dave ) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá) ( sara ) here's a live

look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area

this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara ) ( sara )( sara ) in the east bay, the rain

caused some traffic nightmares...but there were some people who are enjoying the rain. kron4's charles clifford shows us how the rain helped fill up some creeks in the oakland hills... natsacross the east bay, rain. .sometmes light and sometimes heavy. . fell through out the day. the wet conditions made for slick roads and slow going. along highway 13 near montclair, a car lost control and struck the median. traffic was back up as crews worked to clear the scene. natsnot far away, tiny sausal creek in oakland was running fast and deep with dirty water

as the rain drained down out of the oakland hills.natskeith young lives nearby. he was out for a walk just enjoying the fresh air.sotin nearby montclair, the umberllas were out downtown as neighbors adjusted to the reality that wet weather had finally arrived.sotbrian kuhn was meeting a friend. he had been in denver the past few weeks and was glad the smoke was gone when he got back.sotkuhn also hopes that this will be a long and wet wintersot ( sara ) black friday is over...which means it is now small business saturday. its a day to support the small businesses in your community... it started in 2010 as a

way to boost sales at local shops. the next year, the u-s senate unanimously passed a resolution supporting the idea--and officials participated in all 50 states. ( sara ) the great mall in milpitas was one of the places-- flooded with bargain hunters this black friday. and as kron 4's gabe slate says police have stepped up patrols and have some warnings for people now that the holiday shopping season has begun. there was a sea of people inside the great mall in milpitas friday afternoon. sound from shopper -yeah its crowded, real bad, no parking raul said it took him an hour to park. the loop around the mall was gridlocked shoppers told me it was worth it for the dealssound from shopper - yeah its crowded, real bad, no parkingsound from lynne rice - great mall spokespersonlast night was crazylynn rice director of marketing for the great mall said they were open from 6pm to 2am thanksgiving night and it looked just like this packed shoulder to

shoulder packedsound from lynne rice - great mall spokespersonit's a big tradition for people they love it. john torrez with the milpitas police department, says criminals also have a tradition around this time of year sound from john torrez - lieutenant milpitas police unfortunately there is an uptick in personal property crime. officer torrez says it's not just the new goodies you have bought that the bad guys are targeting it's your phone too.. so watch out for the snatch and grab.sound from john torrez - lieutenant milpitas police be aware of surroundingsin milpitas gabe slate kron 4 news. news.

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bridge. ( sara ) i'm sara stinson...here's dave spahr with your forecast... (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across portion of our area this conditions forecast this through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and cool nights. an pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara ) ( sara )

( sara ) the oakland diocese says it will 'not' be releasing the names of all clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors in the coming days... as initially stated in october. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the diocese says it has run into an obstacle, but one victim is calling out the church accusing the diocese of continuing to cover up the scandal.

backtracking from its initial announcement that it would be transparent and it would make public all the names of clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors... the oakland diocese is now publishing in it's newsletter to parishioners that it is pushing back it's publication to after the first of the year... it states the reasons are two fold... one that it is essential to contact all survivors in advance of a public announcement... and two quote... it is important we spend more time verifying the information we have on priests from religious orders and from other dioceses who served in the oakland diocese... rection was strong and swift... i reached out to kathy stonebraker... who recently shared at length her story... accusing james keenan of years of abuse. she is now suing the diocese and james keenan, who left the church.. in a statement, kathy said quote " this is unacceptabale and once again, the holy see, bishops, cardinals, oakland docese are to be accountable and i will

continue to speak and fight for all kids... her attorney... also had a scathing reaction to the delay... "the oakland diocese has once again demonstrated that it puts its own selfish interets before those of the hundreds of children so grievously harmed by it's priests."the diocese back in the fall did say that it was the right thing to do... terisa estacio, kron four news. ( sara ) ( sara ) new this morning...police say a drunk driver is facing charges after he was doing donuts before crashing into a street sign in petaluma. it happened just before 2 in the morning at the intersection of western avenue and kentucky street. officers say they heard 23- year-old marco padilla revving his engine while patrolling downtown. they say padilla

lost control of his vehicle and drove onto a sidewalk crashing into a sign. officer say he tried to get away but they were able to remove him from the vehicle. they say his blood-alcohol content level was triple the legal limit.### ( sara ) police in san mateo say they've arrested the woman caught breaking into a car this week. officers say jessica kinslow was caught rummaging through a car at an apartment complex on south broadway in millbrae. when the owner of the car told her to get out, she ran into the apartment complex. officers say they found her hiding near a stairwell. police say she had burglary tools, drugs in her purse, and two outstanding warrants. she was taken to the san mateo county jail. ( sara ) a new u-s government report says the cost of climate change in this country alone could reach hundreds of billions of dollars. the white house released the federally mandated study friday. it says climate change could devastate our economy and worsen people's health.

andy rose has the story. a dire warning from the u-s global change research program....derek van dam/ meteorologist: this analysis written by over three hundred scientists is going to only contribute to the overwhelming evidence that global warming is happening, it is human caused.the report... released by the white house... directly contradicts the president's own words. reporter: does seeing the devastation change your mind about climate change?president trump: no. i have a strong opinion. i want great climate. we're gonna have that. and we're gonna have forests that are very safe.the governor of fire-ravaged california...ho wever... agrees more needs to be done.gov. jerry brown/ (d) california: but managing all the forests in every way we can does not stop climate change and those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies.according to the report... rising sea levels and storm surges threaten 1 trillion dollars worth of real estate.farmers will lo crops to droughts in some places and flooding in others.experts are also expecting worse allergies and an increase in tickborne and foodborne diseases in the coming decades.while the

report makes no specific recommendations on how to fix the problems... it does make clear the cause.derek van dam/ meteorologist: as we start to see our global green house gasses... the heat trapping gasses in the atmosphere.. increase from transportation, industy and agriculture ... we are starting to link with extreme weather events.i'm andy rose reporting. ( sara ) coming up on kron 4 morning news...what you need to know to stay safe on the road as the temperature starts to drop outside. just in time for the holiday season,

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colder... making driving conditions a little trickier. with all the holiday travel you're sure to be doing, it's important to make sure you have the right emergency supplies in your car.isaiah hartman/ steamboat springs fire rescue: "the most important items to have in your car are anything that will keep you warm. some gloves, wool socks, hand warmers."blankets are great to have on hand, and they can do more than just keep you warm isaiah hartman/ steamboat springs fire rescue: "if it's really cold you can use them to insulate your car, put them in the windows helps prevent the cold air from getting in." make sure you have a cell phone charger and a flashlight with extra batteries as well. cold-weather maintenance is also important.triple-a has a list of services car is in good running order temperatures make sure the battery is in good condition and clear of check tire treads needed.confirm that all lights and signals work.and of course, verify that brakes are in great working order.take

care of your car and it of you. difference and death while on the road.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. we're taking a quick break. here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport.

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of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara ) ( sara ) ( sara ) ( sara ) an event happening this

weekend is giving you a chance to avoid the malls and still get some holiday shopping done.. tanessa daw along with erika robertson are here to talk about san jose harvest festival happening at the convention center this morning starting at ten. good morning to you both.tanessa talk a little bit about about the event and what people can expect to see.erika you are new to the show..talk about why you chose to be part of it tanessa you're part of reclamation etchworks...talk about the business and what makes it so uniquewe're looking at some of your work...people can purchase these at the show..are they custom made as well?erika tell us about your art and the process to create these pieces?

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san jose harvest festival original art and craft show november 23-25 10 am - 6 pm (saturday)10 am - 5 pm (sunday) www.harvestfestival.com ( sara )(3-shot)the takeaway: you can avoid the crowds and stampedes at big stores when you're getting your christimas shopping done...there are more than 20 thousand one-of-a-kind, handmade products at this event. you'll find everything you need to know about the harvest festival on our website. festival on harvest about the need to know everything you you'll find this event. products at al.com ( sara )(3-shot)( sara )( sara )(3-shot)( sara )(3-shot)the takeaway: you can avoid the

crowds and stampedes at big stores when you're getting your christimas shopping done...there are more than one-of-a-kind, handmade products at this event. you'll find everything you need to know about the harvest festival on our website. we'll be back after the break. ♪

♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ( sara ) the thanksgiving

holiday means kids are out of school and, families are together. a great time to head to the movies. david daniel has a look at whats new in theaters. "all we got to do is find the part to fix your game. everything goes back to the way it was.""but where are we going to find that?""the inernet!""what?!""wreck-it ralph" is back to wreak havoc on the thanksgiving weekend box office, with "ralph breaks the internet." the animated sequel finds "ralph" and "vanellope" leaving the arcade for the big, scary internet.

reviews are strong, and analysts expect it to make 67-to-75 million dollars or more between wednesday and sunday."viktor drago, son of ivan drago, who infamously killed apollo creed, appeared today to issue a challenge to adonis creed."another sequel getting good reviews is "creed two." michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoff series. box office watchers expect the boxing pic will answer the bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to the poor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( sara ) an 83 foot ( sara

)( sara )( sara ) an 83 foot ( sara ) an 83 foot christmas tree is lighting up san francisco. many people from the bay area flocked to union square for the 29th annual great tree lighting last night. it has more than 33-thouasand energy efficient lights. and more than 11-hundd shining ornaments. macy's officials call it their gift to the city of san francisco. they say each year the holiday spirit presents another opportunity to give back...not only to our loved ones but to our communities. ( sara ) coming up in the next hour of kron 4 morning news...what the coast guard says it is looking for after a ferry crashed in san francisco. ( sara ) plus, we're continuing to follow the very latest with the camp fire as the death toll continues to the death toll continues to rise. thisdon't miss outss, on incredible savings on thousands of gifts.

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the embarcadero. ( sara ) good morning, i'm sara stinson, in for marty gonzalez. dave spahr is joining me now with a look at the weather. (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with

mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara ) new this morning...the coast guard says it is now investigating a ferry crash into a san francisco pier that injured two people. the boat was carrying 53

passengers when it slammed into the pier at san francisco's ferry building. kron 4's sanaz tahernia is joining us now with the it was at about 2:30 p-m yesterday when a golden gate ferry boat crashed near a dock here at the san francisco ferry building behind me. we're told that there were a total of 50 passengers on the ferry at the time of the crash, and that the ferry hit a handrail that was put into place as a safeguard to prevent people from getting hurt when a ship docks. according to clemens while the handrail the ferry crashed into appears to be a simple piece of metal, it actually serves as an incredibly strong barrier. and while it

served it's purpose during this crash, two people did suffer minor injuries that were treated at the scene. the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district began the initial investigation, but now the u-s coast guard and released the following statement: "the purpose of the coast guard's marine investigations is to ensure we understand the cause of the able to recommend measures that can prevent future incidents. our primary concern in any investigation is passengers and the environment." lt. cmdr. krysia pohl, coast guard sector san francisco's inspections division branch chiefthat crashed was the "m-s san francisco," it will be out of service for some time, so if you do take this ferry as part of your commute, expect that to impact your commute, and as far as the investigation goes, they're still looking into the cause of the crash, and once the investigation is finalized the results will be made public. ( sara ) made public.results will be finalized the investigation is and once the of the crash, into the cause still looking into the cause of the crash, and once the investigation is finalized the results will be made public. ( sara ) thanks sanaz, we will check back in sanaz, we will check back in with you in an hour for an update. ( sara )( sara ) breaking

overnight...interstate 2-80 southbound is back open following a deadly crash. it happened just before 2 a-m, just north of bascom. when police arrived to the scene they found a damaged mercedes with 4 people trapped inside. it took firefighters close to 15 minutes to get everybody out of the car. right now, investigators are trying to determine what caused the crash. one of the victims was pronounced dead at a hospital. ( sara ) the rain has helped almost extinguish california's deadlist fire. the camp fire in butte county is now 95 percent contained. the death toll right now remains at 84. high winds and heavy rains temporarily halted the work of teams searching for remains. officials say they chose to stop for safety reasons as the rain and wind has knocked over trees ... puttting search personnel at risk. the fire has destroyed almost 14 thousand homes since igniting november eighth. and it

has burned more than 153 thousand acres. ( sara ) a second disaster recovery center in butte county is opening today in oroville to provide residents impacted by the california wildfires with local, state and federal disaster resources. hours of operation for the center are from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week. its located at 2140 feather river boulevard in oroville. ( sara ) a man is behind bars this morning following an hours long standoff in san jose. police received a call around 10 friday morning saying a family member was armed with a gun at a home on barrow court and they needed help. officers say there were two loud bangs and then the man barricaded himself inside a home... the area of south king street and barberry lane were then blocked off during the standoff. police say the suspect was shot at least once and was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. residents were

eventually allowed to return home... the case is being investigated by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit... ( sara ) the wet weather caused some problems on the highways and roads across the bay area... with some of them getting flooded... here's kron 4's gayle ong with tips on how to stay safe.. rain has taken over the highways..this is 280 south in south san francisco friday afternoon.the visibility low for drivers.and a sea of break lights as vehicles slow down in the rain..something c-h-p highly advises:so far the rain this week led to power outages, flooded roadways, traffic throughout the bay area,and accidents...steph curry got into two car accidents on highway 24 friday morning..the weather is to blame...pictures show the damage of curry's vehicleoakland police say a driver of a silver lexus lost control of their car in the rain and wet roads and hit curry's porsche..while curry pulled over - another car lost control and rear ended

the porsche no one was injured..in these conditions, c-h-p is asking motorists to drive carefully.especially if you find yourself in standing water..all the more reason to take it slow...we went to a rest stop in burlingame to see what drivers have to say about the conditions francisco ramirez says inclement weather is the reason for his flat tires..and gives this advice ( sara ) ( sara ) ( sara )( sara )( sara )

coming up on kron 4 morning news....a warning for shoppers this morning from police... criminals are out looking to take advantage of you... what you need to know to not be a ( sara ) and as the weather is getting colder... it can bring its own set of challenges for drivers... the important tips you need to know to get your car ready for winter as many people hit the road heading to the sierra for the holidays...

( sara ) in national news this morning...police in alabama believe there's a second gunman on the loose following a shooting at a mall in hoover. you can see the choas that insued after shots rang out on thanksgiving night. an 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old girl were injured in the shooting. police say it started with some type of fight inside the mall. 21-year-old emantic bradford was then shot and killed by an officer who says he was

brandishing a gun following the incident. friday, police said that new evidence suggests bradford was partially involved in the fight but was not likely the person who shot the injured 18-year-old. so police are still trying to determine who fired the shot injuring the young ( sara ) the trump administration says a freelance journalist and former marine who was kidnapped in syria six years ago is still alive. austin tice hasn't been seen since a video with his captors emerged five weeks after his disappearance in 2012. tice went to syria to photograph and report what was happening to ordinary syrians after conflict there had heated up. he was coming home for a final year of law school when he vanished before reaching the border. the white house says it is concerned about tice's well-being. ( sara ) president donald trump is asking the supreme court to approve it's ban on most transgender service members in the military. the white house asked the court on friday to immediately take up three cases involving his transgender policy.

district courts across the country have so far blocked the policy from going into effect. under normal circumstances, the supreme court does not take up an issue before it has made its way through the lower courts. trump's policy specifies that individuals without a special gender condition can only serve according to the sex they were assigned at birth. ( dave )

here's a live look at the view from sutro tower this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara )

( sara ) ( sara ) ( sara ) in the east bay, the rain caused some traffic nightmares...but there were some people who decided to get outdoors and enjoy the rain. kron4's charles clifford

shows us how the rain helped fill up some creeks in the oakland hills... natsacross the east bay, rain. .sometmes light and sometimes heavy. . fell through out the day. the wet conditions made for slick roads and slow going. along highway 13 near montclair, a car lost control and struck the median. traffic was back up as crews worked to clear the scene. natsnot far away, tiny sausal creek in oakland was running fast and deep with dirty water as the rain drained down out of the oakland hills.natskeith young lives nearby. he was out for a walk just enjoying the fresh air.sotin nearby montclair, the umberllas were out downtown as neighbors adjusted to the reality that wet weather had finally arrived.sotbrian kuhn was meeting a friend. he had been in denver the past few weeks and was glad the smoke was gone when he got back.sotkuhn also hopes that this will be a long and wet wintersot ( sara ) black friday is over...but today gives a chance to continue your shopping - locally - as it is now small business saturday.

its a day to support the small businesses in your community... it started in 2010 as a way to boost sales at local shops. the next year, the u-s senate passed a resolution supporting the idea--and officials participated in all 50 states. ( sara ) the great mall in milpitas was one of the places-- flooded with bargain hunters this black friday. and as kron 4's gabe slate says police have stepped up patrols and have some warnings for people now that the holiday shopping season has begun. there was a sea of people inside the great mall in milpitas friday afternoon. sound from shopper -yeah its crowded, real bad, no parking raul said it took him an hour to park. the loop around the mall was gridlocked shoppers told me it was shoppers told me it was worth it for the dealssound from shopper - sound from shopper -yeah its

crowded, real bad, no parking sound from lynne rice - great mall spokespersonlast night was crazylynn rice director of marketing for the great mall said they were open from 6pm to 2am thanksgiving night and it looked just like this packed shoulder to shoulder packedsound from lynne rice - great mall spokespersonit's a big tradition for people they love it. john torrez with the milpitas police department, says criminals also have a tradition around this time of year sound from john torrez - lieutenant milpitas police unfortunately there is an uptick in personal property crime. officer torrez says it's not just the new goodies you have bought that the bad guys are targeting it's your phone too.. so watch out for the snatch and grab.sound from john torrez - lieutenant milpitas police be aware of surroundingsin milpitas gabe slate kron 4 news. ( sara ) ( sara )( sara ) ( sara ) still ahead on kron 4

morng new...the warriors looking to bounce back after losing a few games. highlights from last night's matchup in case you missed it.

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it's been a tumultuous couple weeks for the warriors.....> locker room drama, injuries, and a four game losing streak.....>but you know what they say, winning cures everything....and they looked

to get one tonight against the blazers.....>the warriors will need this guy....klay thompson to step up while steph is out.....>and he did just that tonight.....doing what he does best....coming off the screen and knocking down the trey....warriors up big....> and we know klay can score in bunches....next time down the floor....he hits a three from almost the same spot.....he had four of those...31 points on the night......>and we can't forget about kevin durant....we've heard a lot about him off the court as of late but he is still a baddddd man on it......32, 8, and 7 for him as the warriors get the win.....125-97.....>down south in los angeles....king james and the lakers were hosting the utah jazz.....> third quarter.....the lakers up three.....lebron gets the steal and goes the other way for the slam.....the king can still get up their with the best of them.....22, 10, and 7 for bron....>same quarter....the lakers are going to need this guy to step up if the want to reach their potention....brandon ingram with the jumper......>more from ingram...he slices through the lane and finishes at the rim....he can really score in a number of ways.....game high 24 from him as the lakers win 90-83......> the raiders are looking to put

together back to back wins for the first time this season.....>but it'll be tough.....>not only do they have to fly across the country.....>but they are taking on a baltimore ravens team that boasts the best defense in the nfl....>oakland will also be down a number of key players....>it has been a trying year for the raiders but the injuries have done them no favors....>last week they played 12 rookies and expect the same this week....> however, this is a grown mans league and no one cares about oakland's troubles....>they'll have to be ready for a ravens team and its physical defense.....>"they're a good team..they got really good cover corners, jimmy smith is healthy, we got aot of respect for carr, humphries is coming on as a pro, suggs is still there, i think udon is a very underrated guy and the big guy in the middle makes them go, i think. hard to run against, hard to throw against, it's hard to deal with, we'll have to be at our very best.""i

don't want the first pick..i want to win all these games so i want everybody to be mad at me for that so that's what i want to accomplish. for us as an offense it's really just about building continuity, we got a lot of young guys playing, we got a lot of new guys playing and i just think it's so cool the opportunity we have. everyone sees what we have and what we are and what we have to deal with but why not just go out and win some games. i think it'll be so cool for this group to be able to hold onto."and now it's time for our keys to the game for the oakland raiders......> off the bat, continue that trend of protecting the ball...no picks protecting the trend of continue that off the bat, raiders......>off the bat, continue that trend of protecting the ball...no picks for derek carr last week.....> on that note, the defense had 2 interceptions against arizona...keep that going.....> finaly, 7-different players had catches last week, continue to spread the wealth......>those are your mercedes-benz keys to the game ( sara ) as we head to

break, here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge.. look at the

bay bridge. ( sara ) i'm sara stinson...here's dave spahr with your forecast... (dave)light showers will gradually decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday

of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. ( sara ) ( sara ) ( sara ) the oakland diocese says it will 'not' be releasing the

names of all clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors in the coming days... as initially stated in october. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the diocese says it has run into an obstacle, but one victim is calling out the church accusing the diocese of continuing to cover up the scandal. backtracking from its initial announcement that it would be transparent and it would make public all the names of clergy credibly accused of sexual abuse of minors... the oakland diocese is now publishing in it's newsletter to parishioners that it is pushing back it's publication to after the first of the year... it states the reasons are two fold... one that it is essential to contact all survivors in advance of a public announcement... and two quote... it is important we spend more time verifying the information we have on priests from religious orders and from other dioceses who served in the oakland diocese... rection was strong and swift... i reached out to kathy stonebraker... who recently shared at length her story... accusing james keenan of years

of abuse. she is now suing the diocese and james keenan, who left the church.. in a statement, kathy said quote " this is unacceptabale and once again, the holy see, bishops, cardinals, oakland docese are to be accountable and i will continue to speak and fight for all kids... her attorney... also had a scathing reaction to the delay... "the oakland diocese has once again demonstrated that it puts its own selfish interets before those of the hundreds of children so grievously harmed by it's priests."the diocese back in the fall did say that it was the right thing to do... terisa estacio, kron four news. ( sara ) ( sara )( sara ) a new u-s government

report says the cost of climate change in this country alone could reach hundreds of billions of dollars. the white house released the federally mandated study friday. it says climate change could devastate our economy and worsen people's health. andy rose has the story. a dire warning from the u-s global change research program....derek van dam/ meteorologist: this analysis written by over three hundred scientists is going to only contribute to the overwhelming evidence that global warming is happening, it is human caused.the report... released by the white house... directly contradicts the president's own words. reporter: does seeing the devastation change your mind about climate change?president trump: no. i have a strong opinion. i want great climate. we're gonna have that. and we're gonna have forests that are very safe.the governor of fire-ravaged california...ho wever... agrees more needs to be done.gov. jerry brown/ (d) california: but managing all the forests in every way we can does not stop climate change and those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies.according to the report... rising sea levels and storm surges threaten 1 trillion dollars worth of real estate.farmers will lose crops to droughts in some places and flooding in others.experts are also expecting worse allergies and an increase in tickborne

and foodborne diseases in the coming decades.while the report makes no specific recommendations on how to fix the problems... it does make clear the cause.derek van dam/ meteorologist: as we start to see our global green house gasses... the heat trapping gasses in the atmosphere.. increase from transportation, electricity, industy and agriculture ... we are starting to see that direct link with extreme weather events.i'm andy rose reporting. ( sara ) coming up on kron 4 morning news...what you need to know to stay safe on the road as the temperature starts to drop outside. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá) outside.starts to drop temperature road as the safe on the know to stay safe on the temperature starts to drop outside. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( sara )

driving in the winter months can bring its own set of challenges depending on where you live. reporter kim hutcherson shares tips on keeping yourself safe on the slick roads. the days are getting shorter and the weather is getting colder... making driving conditions a little trickier. with all the holiday travel you're sure to be doing, it's important to make sure you have the right emergency supplies in your car.isaiah hartman/ steamboat springs fire rescue: "the most important items to have in your car are anything that will keep you warm. some gloves, wool socks, hand warmers."blankets are great to have on hand, and they can do more than just keep you warm isaiah hartman/ steamboat springs fire rescue: "if it's really cold you can use them to insulate your car, put them in the windows helps prevent the cold air from getting in." make sure you have a cell phone charger and a flashlight with extra batteries as well. cold-weather maintenance is also important.triple-a has a list of services to ensure your car is in good running order when temperatures drop. make sure the battery is in good condition and clear of

corrosion...check tire treads and install snow tires where needed.confirm that all lights and signals work.and of course, verify that brakes are in great working order.take care of your car and it will take care of you.it can mean the difference between life and death while on the road. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. we're taking a quick break. here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. (á

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decrease in coverage overnight and mostly end by daybreak. scattered showers may linger across the southern portion of our area this morning. dry conditions are then forecast this afternoon through at least monday, along with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. an

active weather pattern will likely redevelop by tuesday of next week, with periods of widespread and significant rainfall possible from tuesday through the end of the week. one out of three adults in the u-s is pre-diabetic, that amounts to 84 million people. here's the scary part - and nine out of ten don't even know they have it. diabetes increases your risk of death by fifty percent, but our health expert, karen owoc, is here to tell you how one particular mineral can lower your risk for diabetes.(2-shot) hi karen.what is potassium? potassium is an electrolyte and mineral that helps keep your bodily fluids at the proper level. if your fluids are at normal levels, you can: contract your muscles without pain keep your heart beating correctly

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one out of three adults in the u-s is pre-diabetic, that amounts to 84 million people. here's the scary part - and nine out of ten don't even know they have it. diabetes increases your risk of death by fifty percent, but our health expert, karen owoc, is here to tell you how one particular mineral can lower your risk for diabetes.(2-shot) hi karen.what is potassium? potassium is an electrolyte and mineral that helps keep your bodily fluids at the proper level. if your fluids are at normal levels, you can: contract your muscles without pain keep your heart beating correctly keep your brain functioning at its highest capability muscle cramps to more serious conditions, e.g., seizures, are symptoms of po-tassium deficiency which also means fluid imbalance. low potassium linked to diabetes researchers in one study at johns hopkins university school of medicine linked low levels opotassium with high levels of insulin and glucose in otherwise

healthy peolle - traits associated with diabetes. one 2011 study found that people taking thiazides (diuretic, a.k.a. "water pill") to treat high blood pressure experienced a loss of electrolytes, such as potas- sium. researchers noted that this potassium loss might increase a person's risk of developing diabetes. researchers have also linked potassium levels to high blood pressure. even though low potassium may increase your risk of developing diabetes, tak-ing potassium won't cure your diabetes. how much potassium? 4,700 milligrams per day levels may still be deficient or excessive even if you're getting the right amount potassium each day. causes of fluctuating potassium levels when sodium levels increase, potassium levels tend to decrease, and vice versa. to prevent diabetes, avoid processed foods which tend to contain ex- cessive amounts of sodium and little potassium. other possibilities include: frequent urination or excessive sweating taking certain medications, especially cancer and diabetes medications (e.g., if you take insulin and have uncontrolled diabetes, your potassium levels may drop.) vomiting kidney problems

improper blood ph (often due to an underlying condition or disease of the kidneys, lungs, liver) changing hormone levels test for potassium deficiency have a doctor look over your medical history and discuss your potential diabetes risk. a blood test shows if your potassium levels are abnormal. if so, a prescription for a supplement or certain dietary changes can restore the balance.outcue: we'll be right back (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( sara ) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá)

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thanksgiving break for the kids so the kids are out of school and, families are all together. it's a great time to head to the movies. david daniel has a look at whats new in "all we got to do is find the part to fix your game. everything goes back to the way it was.""but where are we going to find that?""the inernet!""what?!""wreck-it ralph" is back to wreak havoc on the thanksgiving weekend box office, with "ralph breaks the internet." the animated sequel finds "ralph" and "vanellope" leaving the arcade for the big, scary internet. reviews are strong, and analysts expect it to make 67-to-75 million dollars or more between wednesday and sunday."viktor drago, son of ivan drago, who infamously killed apollo creed, appeared today to issue a challenge to adonis creed."another sequel getting good reviews is "creed two." michael-b jordan, tessa thompson, and sylvester stallone return for round two of the "rocky" spinoff series. box office watchers expect the boxing pic will answer the

bell with 45-million dollars or more."he stole from the rich and gave to theoor." "robin hood" rides into theaters, with taron egerton (edge-er-ton) and jamie foxx leading the latest version of the fairy tale, which was originally scheduled to debut this past march. it's looking at a five-day weekend worth up to 15-million dollars."do you forsee any issues in working for a black man?""you in the deep south? there's going to be problems."finally, the oscar contender "green book" expands from limited to moderate release. viggo mortensen and mahershala ali star in the comedic drama inspired by an unlikely but real friendship, which could drive off with eight-million dollars this holiday weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( sara ) black friday is over...but today you have a chance to continue your shopping - locally - as it is now small business saturday. its a day to support the small businesses in your community... it started in 2010 as a way to boost sales at local shops. the next year, the u-s senate unanimously passed a resolution supporting the

idea--and now people participate in all 50 states. the san jose harvest festival is happening today - a perfect way to support local vendors it starts in about five minutes and goes until six tonight. tomorrow same time. adlib seven day. adlib seven adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm sara stinson. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning star

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