( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the

storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week. ( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) breaking

overnight..49ers linebacker reuben foster is again facing domestic violence charges. and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was arrested around 9 last night. prior to the team's game today in tampa. foster was arrested after police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where a victim reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." foster was charged with one count of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and booked into the hillsborough county jail. foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. he also was accused in a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend before the season where she claimed to have been absued....she later recanted. ( marty ) and on the

highway, napa police are reminding drivers to slow down while returning home from the holiday weekend. they responded to six accidents friday. the department posted a picture on social media showing one of those accidents at redwood & browns valley road; luckily no one was hurt in any of the crashes. the american canyon police & c-h-p also handled collisions throughout the county. they say that if you are headed home slow down, allow extra time, and get there safely. ( marty ) a man is in jail this morning after concord police say he ran onto the roof of an apartment complex to avoid arrest. police say 42-year-old kevin villatoro was on the roof of the building on hillsborough court. officers were there to arrest two people at the location when villatoro ran to the roof. a chp helicopter helped police find and arrest the suspect. ( marty ) police in palo alto are looking for a man who exposed himself to a teenage girl. this is the sketch of the alleged suspect.

investigators say the 14-year- old girl was walking her dog on east meadow drive last week when the suspect pulled up to the curb in a light brown or gold four door sedan. she says he asked for directions and exposed himself. the vehicle was last seen traveling east bound on east meadow drive. ( marty ) now to the north bay. police say the area where a woman was killed in a crash is popular for speeders. the accident happened in sausalito along highway 101 southbound near spencer avenue. a c-h-p officer was also injured in that crash. kron4's dan thorn reports, police are hoping the crash serves as a reminder to slow down. a chp officer is lucky to be alive after this toyota came crashing into his patrol cruiser..officers were responding to a spun out suv along 101 southbound in sausalito. and then this car came storming in..sot: they were setting up to cone the lane off to keep people out and a poor unfortunate woman plowed into the back of the chp car. ed atherton was the

man driving the suv..he ran into axle problems saturday morning when police arrived. he says as officers were laying car quickly came towards the scene..one of the officers amazingly jumped out of the way..at first atherton feared the worst..sot: i started thinking bad things that he got run over you know. so he jumped into the back of his car i got over the side of the chp vehicle and opened up the back door and there he was underneath all their equipment bags. the officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the 72-year-old woman driving the toyota did not survive the accident. sot: the roadway was wet at the time it was not raining it was actually sunny out but that's the north facing side of a hill..sargeant ross ingels says this spot along 101 is a problem area--rain or shine-- and accidents like this can be prevented..sot: the message is always slow down this is our maximum enforcement period we're always out in force, the roadways are wet we've been preaching it over and over again when the conditions are like this you've got to increase your following distance. you gotta slow down. ( marty ) reporting. the driver of

the toyota has not been identified. neither has the chp officer. however, sergeant ingels says the officer plans to be back to work today. ( marty ) san francisco radio host, ray taliaferro has been reported missing. the 79-year-old was last seen in paducah, kentucky on november 10th at a pizza restaurant. the sheriff's office near his southern illinois home says he may be experiencing disorientation and signs of dementia. the legendary talk-show host was on the air at kgo-radio from 1977-2011. he is best known for hosting overnight radio shows. taliaferro also lead the san francisco chapter of the naacp d was the city's first black member of the san francisco arts ( marty ) still ahead on

kron 4 news weekend edition --- victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are taking legal action just as they start to put their lives together again. ( marty ) and -- we'll go to one local company that took advantage of holiday traffic on small business saturday. ( marty ) plus what nasa is hoping to learn áif its spacecraft is able to land on mars tomorrow. ♪

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this morning. a listeria outbreak in several states is linked to vietnamese ready-to-eat pork products. the centers for disease control and prevention says long phung products in houston is recalling food items that were shipped nationwide. four people have been hospitalized after eating anchovy-marinated pork patty rolls. listeria is especially dangerous for anyone over the age of 65, pregnant or people with a weak immune system. typical symptoms include headache, fever, muscle pain,and convulsions. the c-d-c says to throw the products

away and sanitize any shelf or drawer where the pork was stored. ( marty ) a new study says by the year 20-30, some people who need insulin won't have access to the drug. insulin treats people with type one diabetes and some people with type two diabetes. the study says access to insulin will fall well short of demand. right now, three major manufacturers dominate the insulin market, and the treatment is expensive. if access to the drug remains the same, researchers predict only half of those who need it will be able to get it. researchers hope for initiatives to make insulin available and affordable. ( marty ) a nasa spacecraft is making its final descent towards mars. nasa's insight is expected to land on the surface of the red planet monday. insight is the first mission to study the deep interior of mars. it launched from vandenberg air force base on may 5th. insight will study mars in hopes of learning how planets with rocky surfaces - including earth - were formed.

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( marty )look at the this morning. toss to weather. toss to weather. (dave)(dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the

storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week. holiday travel kicks holiday holiday travel kicks

back into high gear today as thousands of people return home following thanksgiving. kron 4's sanaz tahernia is joining us now live from the airport with what travelers can expect today. marty i'm here at s-f-o and if you thought that the wednesday before thanksgiving was bad, well things are about to get worse for travelers today because today is expected to be the worst travel day that airports across the country have seen ever.most people drove to their destinations this thanksgiving holiday, but according to t-s-a about 25 million people traveled this thanksgiving holiday, and today is projected to break

into the top 10 busiest days ever for air travel.nearly 3 million people are expected to be flying back home across the country today so in order to prepare for the masses, t-s-a is ramping up their staff by about 1,200.now s-f-o is one of the busiest airports in the country, and it's part of some of the busiest flight routes across the country, so travel in and out of sfo today will likely be worse than you've encountered thus far. now unlike the wednesday before thanksgiving, we're not expecting any rain here today, however travelers flying in and out of the midwest may encounter some issues with winter storm bruce, and unfortunately delays in and out of s-f-o sometimes have a domino effect so be sure to check your flight status before leaving the house today to see if there are any delays or cancellations. thanks thanks sanaz.

( marty ) some victims of the woolsey some victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are taking legal action. they are filing lawsuits against the utility they blame for sparking the fire that destroyed their homes. here's rachel kim with the story. wendell phillips/fire victim "the house was on fire, it was literally engulfed and our whole place burned in about seven minutes."wendell phillips lost his home and animal rescue near decker canyon in the woolsey fire.he is now suing southern california ison.his lawyers say the company is responsible for the devastation across so many communities.patrick mcnicholas/attorney"we want people to understand that they can and should be made whole even after this horrible event."patrick mcnicholas is one of the attorneys representing victims of the woolsey fire in a lawsuit against socal edison.they held a town hall meeting tonight to talk about victims rights, insurance coverage and steps

toward rebuilding.mcnicholas tells us his firm specializes in wildfire litigations against utility companies.he says they've hired experts to help them prove socal edison caused the fire.patrick mcnicholas/attorney"they know what the indicators are from southern california edison's own equipment, we have 911 calls, we have eyewitness testimony. it becomes pretty clear."michael weisberg/fire victim"we're living in the hotel right now with five bags of clothing to our name, that's everything."michael weisberg is thinking about taking legal action after he lost his malibu home.he had just finished building it four months ago.it's now gone along with everything inside. weisberg knows litigation could take up to two years, but he says would be worth it.michael weisberg/fire victim "this is a fire that started 30 miles away from our home and it took our home in less than 2 days from it starting. something has to be done." wendell phillips/fire victim "if the power company did that, they owe a lot of people a lot of money. you can't bring the dead people back, but they owe a lot of people a lot of money." ( marty ) ( marty ) that was rachel kim

reporting. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( marty )coming up...the dubs take it down to the wire against the kings. we've got the highlights next.

action saturday night in oakland taking on the sacramento kings. steph curry still out with that groin injury but we received word saturday that he will be back sometime during the 5 game road trip that starts thursday. so we will have to wait again.to the game we go...warriors with the rebound..check out the ball movement. get it in the corner and the three is good. then durant down the lane to

kevon looney. look at those long arms. what a dunk. then durant with the drive...kicks it out to klay thompson. fade away three...that's good. back and forth game all night long. durant for three....rims out...cook can't get it either but damian jones wow what a play. little while later. klay can't get it and who's there? jones again. he's a beast. warriors go on to win 117 to 116. cal beat u-s-c last week down in southern california. saturday night they were in saturday night california. southern week down in beat u-s-c last to 116. cal on to win 117 warriors go beast. again. he's a there? jones it and who's klay can't get while later. play. little wow what a damian jones either but can't get it either but damian jones wow what a play. little while later. klay can't get it and who's there? jones again. he's a beast. warriors go on to win 117 to 116. cal beat u-s-c last week down in southern california. saturday night they were in berkeley.first quarter cal up 14 to nothing and driving again. chase garbers steps into the pocket and says i got this...there he goes. he's inside the 10...the five and taken down.

then on 4th down garbers to patrick laird. left side that's a touchdown. but here comes colorado. steven montez finds k.d. nixon. touchdown buffaloes. then late third colorado driving again. then montez to juwann winfree for another touchdown. we got ourselves a game. cal says not so fast. garbers going deep. to moe ways. he's got it and that's a first down. then garbers again and ways again. touchdown cal...they'd go up 33 to 21 and cal...they'd go up 33 to 21 and that is the final. cal wins.> ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)

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( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) breaking overnight..49ers linebacker reuben foster is again facing domestic violence charges. and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was

arrested around 9 last night. prior to the team's game today in tampa. foster was arrested after police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where a victim reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." foster was charged with one count of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and booked into the hillsborough county jail. foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. he also was accused in a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend before the season where she claimed to have been absued....she later recanted. ( marty ) also breaking overnight..calfire says the deadly camp fire is now 100 percent contained. the announcement was made on twitter. the fire in butte county burned more than

153 acres and killed 87 people. we also know -- 450 people are still unaccounted for. more than 14 thousand homes are destroyed. ( marty ) some volunteers who went to butte county to help out are now returning home. kron four's philippe djegal met with a nurse in walnut creek who shared what she experienced in the fire zone. (philippe) in the past year... walnut creek native tammi bachecki (buh-check-ee) has traveled to puerto rico... volunteering her services as a nurse to victims of hurricane maria. last month, she was in florida helping those devestated by hurricane michael... and, for the past week, she's been stateside -- in butte county... supporting families in chico, who lost everything in the camp fire.tammi bechecki/nurse- "a lot of what we were seeing, you know, from the medical standpoint, were patients with asthma, that have, or copd, that were having exacerbations from the smoke due to the air. air quality in the bay area was

horrible, but in chico, it was so, so thick, um, you could barely see the sun." and, although bachecki makes her living as a registered nurse here in the intensive care unit at kaiser permanente's walnut creek medical center... she says what she was emersed in in butte county... will stick with her forever... and, that it was an emotionally draining experience.tammi bechecki/nurse- "a lot of tears, a lot of hugs, um, and then you know, a lot of smiling through the tears as well. a lot of the people in the shelter, knew they were in a dire situation were trying to make the best of it." tammi drove up to chico a week ago -- part of a team of 11 nurses and one nurse practitioner representing national nurses united's registered nurse response network. bechecki returned to the bay area thursday night. tammi bechecki/nurse- "and, actually a couple of the nurses, uh, have actually gone back up to continue to help. they had some time off work." she wishes these natural disasters were less frequent. tammi bechecki/nurse- "all of these hurricanes and fires and

flooding, is you know, that just shows us global warming is happening and we need to do something about it because people are dying." and, she's tired of seeing it happen on her watch.tammi bechecki/nurse- "you know, i always kind of give myself a little time to kind of regroup, reenergize before going out again, and unfortunately, uh, you know, there will be a need again -- somewhere." unfortunately, she's right. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) fema stepped in to help victims saturday morning during a town hall in roseville. officials registered fire victims for disaster assistance. several other organizations were there too. including cal fire and the sheriffs ( marty ) during the town hall, fema announced the opening of another disaster resource center in oroville. ( marty ) kron4 and our

parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. ( marty ) many of you spent saturday supporting local businesses. kron4's michelle kingston was in downtown livermore where shoppers took advantage of small business saturday. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"it's not all about the big box stores ... shopping small is a great way to get unique gifts for friends and family and that's exactly what shoppers were doing on saturday in livermore!"lisa jost, livermore "we want to support our local businesses. it's important to do that in our community." martin roberts, livermore"it's nice to get out on a nice sunny day and go shopping." people out and about on saturday in livermore... shopping small and enjoying a picture perfect day downtown. linda vigil main street designs "it's been very busy, lots of people in so it's been a great day!"linda vigil works at main street designs on first street ... where people have been

coming in and out of the store -- buying and admiring the local gifts on small business saturday.linda vigil, main street designs"the importance of course is to support our downtown businesses because we wouldn't be here without our customers."this year marks the ninth small business saturday -- and the retail federation is forecasting an increase in holiday shopping sales of 4.3 to 4.8 percent over last year. nationwide -- shoppers are expected to spend as much as 720 billion dollars this holiday season.lisa jost, livermore"no bags yet but we are just getting started! we've only been to one store so far."martin roberts, livermore"for me, it helps keep the community together -- you know if you go to big box stores you miss out on the charm of the small downtown area like livermore and that's one of the things i appreciate about our town, is the downtown area."in livermore ... michelle kingston, mkingstonnews coming up on kron 4 morning news...we'll hear from community members as a

manhunt is underway for the gunman who shot two people at a mall on thanksgiving.

authorities in contra costa are trying to figure out what caused a boat to sink in the east bay. the fire department tweeted...saying they were thankful to be at the right place at the right time saturday. rescue boat 81 was training in the delta, near sherman island when they were flagged down by a boat taking on water. they were able to rescue three adults and four children. no one was ( marty ) a family is demanding answers just days after police in alabama shot and killed a man at a mall. some protestors took to the streets following the death of 21-year-old emantic bradford. authorities say bradford was likely áánotáá the suspect who opened fire inside a shopping mall thanksgiving day.

they initially said he shot an 18-year old man and a 12-year old girl at "riverchase galleria" mall. according to police, bradford was seen running from the scene while holding a gun. that's when an officer shot and killed him. now investigators are looking for the actual gunman who is still on the run.as the community demands justice. ( marty ) the officer involved in the shooting is on administrative leave, as investigators look into the incident. the family is now being represented by a civil rights attorney. ( marty ) overseas, european union leaders have endorsed the brexit withdrawal agreement. the european council president used twitter to announce the plan. it came after e-u leaders met behind closed doors in brussels. the agreement lays out how the u-k will

formally leave the e-u next march. but the agreement must first go to the british parliament for formal approval. still ahead on kron 4 morning news...a school district is responding following this big fight caught on camera during a high school basketball game. thanks to jodi, covergirl has created trublend matte made foundation. it's transfer resistant, so it stays on you. and nothing else. new trublend matte made foundation, in 40 shades. from covergirl.

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outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave) dry conditions will persist across the region

through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) ( marty ) saturday, friends, and family honored a chicago police officer who was shot and killed earlier this week at mercy hospital. white roses were placed in front of a photo of officer samuel jimenez. and a moment of silence by the group for this ultimate sacrifice. the vigil took place at the high school that officer jimenez once attended. he was one of three people killed in the shooting at mercy hospital on monday.

communities safe." >( marty ) doctor tamara o'neal and pharmacy resident dayna less were also killed. the shooting began as a domestic dispute between o'neal and her ex-fiance, the shooter, juan lopez. ( marty )a high school basketball tournament in illinois has been canceled ... after a brawl broke out between two teams during a game friday night.as venton blandin reports ---dozens of people were involved in the fit. nearly 80-thousand have clicked- onto social media -- to watch john hough's video of a fight during a basketball game between alton and riverview gardens high school. chantay betts - parent: "i saw it on facebook. it seems like it just got completely out of hand. i don't know what started it. ."the video shows -- the game stopping in mid-play friday -- when two basketball players confront each other below the basket in the alton high school gym.bill saulle -- hanging at an alton

high school hockey game with his son-- watched a portion of the video with news4. bill saulle - parent: "you hate to see that happen. to your point, they are there to learn teamwork, leadership and extra curricular activities. ."a riverview gardens district spokesman tells news four -- "riverview gardens school district has a long tradition of athletic integrity and excellence.this unfortunate incident is not representative of the athletic culture that exists in riverview gardens." news4 reached out to alton's schol district, but have not heard back.chantay betts - parent: "some kids just lack the respect for each other when they are out on the court, or rink, playing. it can just excalte into something."saulle feels for the kids-- especially those penalized when saturday's game were canceled-- though they did not fight.bill saullie - parent: "it goes beyondride for your school. you still have to have respect for the game and respect for the other plays. it is just a game. what happened, unfortuantely, was terrible and there is no place for it is high school sports at all..

( marty ) that was venton blandin reporting.no serious injuries were reported in that fight. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. (ácommercialá) this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine.

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missing my wallet which had 60 dollars cash and a check for about 400 dollars in it." hunter didn't ever expect to see that wallet or money ever again--but...hunter shamatt: "hunter, found this on the frontier flight from omaha to denver, row 12 seat f, wedged between the seat and the wall. thought you might want it back."hunter received a package in the mail days later with his wallet and a letter-- hunter shamatt:"quite surprised. my whole family was completely amazed."but the mystery man --only identified by these initials in this letterhunter shamatt:"all the best, tb."didn't stop there. hunter shamatt:"i rounded your cash up to an even $100 so you could celebrate having your wallet back. have fun. it really meant a lot that he would go out of his way and do that for a complete stranger. i'm still paying off school loans and i got truck loans to pay off now. it really helps out."proving that kindness really does win every time. hunter shamatt:"i think that it goes to show that there's more good out there than there is evil because this was just a random guy on the street who really just shows that there are still good people out there." ( marty ) that was michaela feldman reporting.

hunter says he eventually tracked down the mystery man to thank him for his kindness. ( dave ) and i'm live from san and i'm live and i'm live from san francisco international airport where some travelers are getting ready to head back home from the holidays. what you can expect at the airport is coming up. ♪

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look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) we're continuing to follow breaking news overnight.. a 2-thousand dollar bond has been set for former 49ers linebacker reuben foster. he is again facing domestic violence charges.

and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was in court this morning following his arrest around 9 last night. he was arrested after police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where a victim reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." foster was charged with one cot of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and booked into the hillsborough county jail. he was ordered to not have any contact with the victim. you may remember, foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. he also was accused in a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend, before the season, where she claimed to have been absued....she later recanted. we're following this story and will bring you new information on air and online at kron 4 dot com. holiday travel kicks back into high gear today as thousands of people return

home following thanksgiving. kron 4's sanaz tahernia is joining us now live from the airport with what travelers can expect today. marty i'm here at s-f-o and if you thought that the wednesday before thanksgiving was bad, well things are about to get worse for travelers today because today is expected to be the worst travel day that airports across the country have seen ever.most people drove to their destinations this thanksgiving holiday, but according to t-s-a about 25 million people traveled this thanksgiving holiday, and today is projected to break into the top 10 busiest days ever for air travel.nearly 3

million people are expected to be flying back home across the country today so in order to prepare for the masses, t-s-a is ramping up their staff by about 1,200.now s-f-o is one of the busiest airports in the country, and it's part of some of the busiest flight routes across the country, so travel in and out of sfo today will likely be worse than you've encountered thus far. now unlike the wednesday before thanksgiving, we're not expecting any rain here today, however travelers flying in and out of the midwest may encounter some issues with winter storm bruce, and unfortunately delays in and out of s-f-o sometimes have a domino effect so be sure to check your flight status before leaving the house today to see if there are any delays or cancellations. thanks sanaz.

( marty ) and on the highway, napa police are reminding drivers to slow down while returning home from the holiday weekend. they responded to six accidents friday. the department posted a picture on social media showing one of those accidents at redwood & browns valley road; luckily no one was hurt in any of the crashes. the american canyon police & c-h-p also handled collisions throughout the county. they say that if you are headed home slow down, allow extra time, and get there safely. ( marty ) a man is in jail this morning after concord police say he ran onto the roof of an apartment complex to avoid arrest. police say 42-year-old kevin villatoro was on the roof of the building on hillsborough court. officers were there to arrest two people at the location when villatoro ran to

the roof. a chp helicopter helped police find and arrest the suspect. ( marty ) now to the north bay. police say the area where a woman was killed in a crash is popular for speeders. the accident happened in sausalito along highway 101 southbound near spencer avenue. a c-h-p officer was also injured in that crash. kron4's dan thorn reports, police are hoping the crash serves as a reminder to slow down. a chp officer is lucky to be alive after this toyota came crashing into his patrol cruiser..officers were responding to a spun out suv along 101 southbound in sausalito. and then this car came storming in..sot: they were setting up to cone the lane off to keep people out and a poor unfortunate woman plowed into the back of the chp car. ed atherton was the man driving the suv..he ran into axle problems saturday morning when police arrived. he says as officers were

laying car quickly came towards the scene..one of the officers amazingly jumped out of the way..at first atherton feared the worst..sot: i started thinking bad things that he got run over you know. so he jumped into the back of his car i got over the side of the chp vehicle and opened up the back door and there he was underneath all their equipment bags. the officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the 72-year-old woman driving the toyota did not survive the accident. sot: the roadway was wet at the time it was not raining it was actually sunny out but that's the north facing side of a hill..sargeant ross ingels says this spot along 101 is a problem area--rain or shine-- and accidents like this can be prevented..sot: the message is always slow down this is our maximum enforcement period we're always out in force, the roadys are preaching it over and over again when the like this you've got to increase your following distance. you gotta slow down. ( marty ) that was dan

thorn reporting. the driver of the toyota has not been identified. neither has the chp officer. however, sergeant ingels says the officer plans to be back to work today. ( marty ) still ahead on kron 4 news weekend --- victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are taking legal action just as they start to put their lives together ( marty ) plus what nasa is hoping to learn áif its spacecraft is able to land on mars tomorrow.

for your health this morning. a listeria outbreak in several states is linked to vietnamese ready-to-eat pork products. the centers for disease control and prevention says long phung products in houston is recalling food items that were shipped nationwide. four people have been hospitalized after eating anchovy-marinated pork patty rolls. listeria is especially dangerous for anyone over the age of 65, pregnant or people with a weak immune system. typical

symptoms include headache, fever, muscle pain,and convulsions. the c-d-c says to throw the products away and sanitize any shelf or drawer where the pork was ( marty ) a new study says by the year 20-30, some people who need insulin won't have access to the drug. insulin treats people with type one diabetes and some people with type two diabetes. the study says access to insulin will fall well short of demand. right now, three major manufacturers dominate the insulin market, and the treatment is expensive. if access to the drug remains the same, researchers predict only half of those who need it will be able to get it. researchers hope for initiatives to make insulin available and affordable. ( marty ) a nasa spacecraft is making its final descent towards mars. nasa's insight is expected to land on the surface of the red planet monday. insight is the first mission to study the deep interior of mars. it launched from vandenberg air

force base on may 5th. insight will study mars in hopes of learning how planets with rocky surfaces - including earth - were ( dave ) ♪

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look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and

seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) some victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are taking legal action. they are filing lawsuits against the utility they blame for sparking the fire that destroyed their homes. here's rachel kim with the story. wendell phillips/fire victim "the house was on fire, it was literally engulfed and our whole place burned in about seven minutes."wendell phillips lost his home and animal rescue near decker canyon in the woolsey fire.he is now suing southern california edison.his lawyers say the company is responsible for the devastation across so many communities.patrick mcnicholas/attorney"we want people to understand that they can and should be made whole even after this horrible event."patrick mcnicholas is one of the attorneys representing victims of the woolsey fire in a lawsuit

against socal edison.they held a town hall meeting tonight to talk about victims rights, insurance coverage and steps toward rebuilding.mcnicholas tells us his firm specializes in wildfire litigations against utility companies.he says they've hired experts to help them prove socal edison caused the fire.patrick mcnicholas/attorney"they know what the indicators are from southern california edison's own equipment, we have 911 calls, we have eyewitness testimony. it becomes pretty clear."michael weisberg/fire victim"we're living in the hotel right now with five bags of clothing to our name, that's everything."michael weisberg is thinking about taking legal action after he lost his malibu home.he had just finished building it four months ago.it's now gone along with everything inside. weisberg knows litigation could take up to two years, but he says it would be worth it.michael weisberg/fire victim "this is a fire that started 30 miles away from our home and it took our home in less than 2 days from it starting. something has to be done." wendell phillips/fire victim "if the power company did that, they owe a lot of people

a lot of money. you can't bring the dead people owe a lot of people a lot of money." ( marty ) that was rachel kim reporting. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( marty ) new this morning...mexico's incoming government is denying a report that says it approves the trump administration's proposed border policy on asylum seekers. the plan requires asylum seekers at the southern border to remain in mexico while their claims are being processed. the washington post reports that u-s officials were told the policy could be implemented soon. but both u-s and mexican senior officials are stressing that no formal agreement has been finalized. current u-s policy allows asylum seekers to remain in the u-s while their applications are being processed. president trump has been an outspoken critic of that policy. ( marty )coming up...the dubs take it down to the wire against the kings. we've got the highlights next.

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long. durant for three....rims out...cook can't get it either but damian jones wow what a play. little while later. klay can't get it and who's there? jones again. he's a beast. warriors go on to win 117 to 116. cal beat u-s-c last week down in southern california. saturday night they were in berkeley.first quarter cal up 14 to nothing and driving again. chase garbers steps into the pocket and says i got this...there he goes. he's inside the 10...the five and taken down. then on 4th down garbers to patrick laird. left side that's a touchdown. but here comes colorado. steven montez finds k.d. nixon. touchdown buffaloes. then late third colorado driving again. then montez to juwann winfree for another touchdown. we got ourselves a game. cal says not so fast. garbers going deep. to moe ways. he's got it and that's a first down. then garbers again and ways again.

touchdown cal...they'd go up 33 to 21 and that is the final. cal wins.> ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region

through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) we're continuing to follow breaking news overnight.. a 2-thousand dollar bond has been set for former 49ers linebacker reuben foster. he is again facing domestic violence charges. and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was in court this morning. he was arrested last night after police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where his girlfriend reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." according to court documents, this is the

same woman who was involved in a domestic violence incident with foster in the past. she later recanted in that incident. right now, foster is charged with one count of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and he was booked into the hillsborough county jail. foster was ordered to not have any contact with the victim. you may remember, foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. we're following this story and will bring you new information on air and online at kron 4 dot com. ( marty ) also breaking overnight..calfire says the deadly camp fire is now 100 percent contained. the announcement was made on twitter. the fire in butte county burned more than 153 thousand acres and killed 87 people. we also know -- 450 people are still unaccounted for. more than 14 thousand homes are ( marty ) some volunteers who went to butte county to help out are now returning home. kron four's philippe

djegal met with a nurse in walnut creek who shared what she experienced in (philippe) in the past year... walnut creek native tammi bachecki (buh-check-ee) has traveled to puerto rico... volunteering her services as a nurse to victims of hurricane maria. last month, she was in florida helping those devestated by hurricane michael... and, for the past week, she's been stateside -- in butte county... supporting families in chico, who lost everything in the camp fire.tammi bechecki/nurse- "a lot of what we were seeing, you know, from the medical standpoint, were patients with asthma, that have, or copd, that were having exacerbations from the smoke due to the air. air quality in the bay area was horrible, but in chico, it was so, so thick, um, you could barely see the sun." and, although bachecki makes her living as a registered nurse here in the intensive care unit at kaiser permanente's walnut creek medical center... she says what she was emersed in in butte county... will stick with her forever... and, that it

was an emotionally draining experience.tammi bechecki/nurse- "a lot of tears, a lot of hugs, um, and then you know, a lot of smiling through the tears as well. a lot of the people in the shelter, knew they were in a dire situation were trying to make the best of it." tammi drove up to chico a week ago -- part of a team of 11 nurses and one nurse practitioner representing national nurses united's registered nurse response network. bechecki returned to the bay area thursday night. tammi bechecki/nurse- "and, actually a couple of the nurses, uh, have actually gone back up to continue to help. they had some time off work." she wishes these natural disasters were less frequent. tammi bechecki/nurse- "all of these hurricanes and fires and flooding, is you know, that just shows us global warming is happening and we need to do something about it because people are dying." and, she's tired of seeing it happen on her watch.tammi bechecki/nurse- "you know, i always kind of give myself a little time to kind of regroup, reenergize before going out again, and unfortunately, uh, you know, there will be a need again -- somewhere." unfortunately, she's right. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news.

( marty ) fema stepped in to help victims saturday morning during a town hall in roseville. officials registered fire victims for disaster assistance. several other organizations were there too. including cal fire and the sheriffs department ( marty ) during the town hall, fema announced the opening of another disaster resource center in oroville. ( marty ) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. ( marty ) if you didn't start your holiday shopping on

black friday...you still have a chance to snag some super deals... without even leaving your house! tomorrow is cyber monday. according to the national retail federation... 75-million people are expected to take advantage of the internet bargains tomorrow. that's when retailers offer big savings online to wrap up the shopping weekend. ( marty ) many of you spent saturday supporting local businesses. kron4's michelle kingston was in downtown livermore where shoppers took advantage of small business saturday. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"it's not all about the big box stores ... shopping small is a great way to get unique gifts for friends and family and that's exactly what shoppers were doing on saturday in livermore!"lisa jost, livermore "we want to support our local businesses. it's important to do that in our community." martin roberts, livermore"it's nice to get out on a nice sunny day and go shopping." people out and about on saturday in livermore... shopping small and enjoying a picture perfect day downtown.

linda vigil main street designs "it's been very busy, lots of people in so it's been a great day!"linda vigil works at main street designs on first street ... where people have been coming in and out of the store -- buying and admiring the local gifts on small business saturday.linda vigil, main street designs"the importance of course is to support our downtown businesses because we wouldn't be here without our customers."this year marks the ninth small business saturday -- and the retail federation is forecasting an increase in holiday shopping sales of 4.3 to 4.8 percent over last year. nationwide -- shoppers are expected to spend as much as 720 billion dollars this holiday season.lisa jost, livermore"no bags yet but we are just getting started! we've only been to one store so far."martin roberts, livermore"for me, it helps keep the community together -- you know if you go to big box stores you miss out on the charm of the small downtown area like livermore and that's one of the things i appreciate about our town, is the downtown area."in livermore ... michelle kingston, mkingstonnews coming up on kron 4

morning news...we'll hear from community members as a manhunt is underway for the gunman who shot two people at a mall on thanksgiving.

( marty ) a family is demanding answers just days after police in alabama shot and killed a man at a mall. some protestors took to the streets following the death of 21-year-old emantic bradford. authorities say bradford was likely áánotáá the suspect who opened fire inside a shopping mall thanksgiving day. they initially said he shot an 18-year old man and a 12-year old girl at "riverchase galleria" mall. according to police, bradford was seen running from the scene while holding a gun. that's when an officer shot and killed him. now investigators are looking for the actual gunman who is still on the run.as the community demands justice.

yet they release no body cam footage?">( marty ) the officer involved in the shooting is on administrative leave, as investigators look into the incident. the family is now being represented by a civil rights attorney. ( marty ) overseas, european union leaders have endorsed the brexit withdrawal agreement. the european council president used twitter to announce the plan. it came after e-u leaders met behind closed doors in brussels. the agreement lays out how the u-k will formally leave the e-u next march. but the agreement must first go to the british parliament for formal approval. still ahead on kron 4 morning news...a school district is responding following this big fight caught on camera during a high school basketball game. (ácommercialá)

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outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with

your weather forecast. (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) milwaukee police have released body cam video from a deadly officer involved shooting. it happened in october between police officers and alonzo smith. tom durian has the video, and we warn you that it is graphic. (nats)m-p-d's video release attempts to explain how officers got to that point with alonzo smith.starting with the calls for help from

residents.(nats) we have people shooting up over at the apartment across the street from my house.(nats) i just heard a lot of gunshots by my house.even a call from a man who says smith fired at him. (nats) he just shot at me 3 times before me calling.when officer arrived on scene they grabbed the shogun from their squad.once they found smith in the car... the officers can be heard using harsh language with him. ( marty )that was tom durian reporting.alonzo smith died a few days after that shooting. milwaukee police say a large knife and two loaded guns were recovered from the scene. ( marty ) saturday, friends, and family honored a chicago police officer who was shot and killed earlier this week at mercy hospital.

white roses were placed in front of a photo of officer samuel jimenez. and a moment of silence by the group for this ultimate sacrifice. the vigil took place at the high school that officer jimenez once attended. he was one of three people killed in the shooting at mercy hospital on monday. ( marty ) doctor tamara o'neal and pharmacy resident dayna less were also killed. the shooting began as a domestic dispute between o'neal and her ex-fiance, the shooter, juan lopez. ( marty )a high school basketball tournament in illinois has been canceled ... after a brawl broke out between two teams during a game friday night.as venton blandin reports ---dozens of people were involved in the fight. nearly 80-thousand have clicked- onto social media -- to watch john hough's video of a fight during a basketball game between alton and riverview gardens high school.

chantay betts - parent: "i saw it on facebook. it seems like it just got completely out of hand. i don't know what started it. ."the video shows -- the game stopping in mid-play friday -- when two basketball players confront each other below the basket in the alton high school gym.bill saulle -- hanging at an alton high school hockey game with his son-- watched a portion of the video with news4. bill saulle - parent: "you hate to see that happen. to your point, they are there to learn teamwork, leadership and extra curricular activities. ."a riverview gardens district spokesman tells news four -- "riverview gardens school district has a long tradition of athletic integrity and excellence.this unfortunate incident is not representative of the athletic culture that exists in riverview gardens." news4 reached gardens."news4 reached out to alton's schol district, but have not heard back.chantay betts - parent: "some kids just lack the respect for each other when they are out on the court, or rink, playing. it

can just excalte into something."saulle feels for the kids-- especially those penalized when saturday's game were canceled-- though they did not fight.bill saullie - parent: "it goes beyond pride for your school. you still have to have respect for the game and respect for the other players. it is just a game. what happened, unfortuantely, was terrible and there is no place for it is high school sports at all.. ( marty ) that was venton blandin reporting.no serious injuries were reported in that fight. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. tempur-pedic® is reinventing sleep.

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speaking out following an incredible act of kindness he recently received. the man

lost his wallet on a flight, but a good samaritan to return it to him along with much more. here's michaela feldman with the story. hunter shamatt:"couldn't believe it. couldn't believe it. can't thank him enough." what would you do if you found a lost wallet---full of cash? on a flight to las vegas for his sister's wedding--hunter shamatt lost just that .hunter shamatt:"i noticed that i was missing my wallet which had 60 dollars cash and a check for about 400 dollars in it." hunter didn't ever expect to see that wallet or money ever again--but...hunter shamatt: "hunter, found this on the frontier flight from omaha to denver, row 12 seat f, wedged between the seat and the wall. thought you might want it back."hunter received a package in the mail days later with his wallet and a letter-- hunter shamatt:"quite surprised. my whole family was completely amazed."but the mystery man --only identified by these initials in this letterhunter shamatt:"all the

best, tb."didn't stop there. hunter shamatt:"i rounded your cash up to an even $100 so you could celebrate having your wallet back. have fun. it really meant a lot that he would go out of his way and do that for a complete stranger. i'm still paying off school loans and i got truck loans to pay off now. it really helps out."proving that kindness really does win every time. hunter shamatt:"i think that it goes to show that there's more good out there than there is evil because this was just a random guy on the street who really just shows that there are still good people out there." ( marty ) that was michaela feldman reporting. hunter says he eventually the mystery him for his ( dave )( dave ) ( dave ) kindness.him for his man to thank the mystery tracked down he eventually hunter says reporting.feldman michaela feldman michaela that was ( marty ) that was michaela feldman hunter says he eventually tracked down the mystery man to thank kindness. kindness.him for his man to thank the mystery tracked down he eventually hunter says reporting.feldman michaela that was ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant

rainfall through the end of the week. ( marty ) we're continuing to follow breaking news overnight.. a 2-thousand dollar bond has been set for former 49ers linebacker reuben foster. he is again facing domestic violence charges. and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was in court this morning. he

was arrested last night after police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where his girlfriend reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." according to court documents, this is the same woman who was involved in a domestic violence incident with foster in the past. she later recanted in that incident. right now, foster is charged with one count of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and he was booked into the hillsborough county jail. foster was ordered to not have any contact with the victim. you may remember, foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. we're following this story and will bring you new information on air and online at kron 4 dot com. holiday travel kicks back into high gear today as thousands of people return home following thanksgiving. kron 4's sanaz tahernia is

joining us now live from the airport with what travelers can expect today. marty i'm here at s-f-o and if you thought that the wednesday before thanksgiving was bad, well things are about to get worse for travelers today because today is expected to be the worst travel day that airports across the country have seen ever.most people drove to their destinations this thanksgiving holiday, but according to t-s-a about 25 million people traveled this thanksgiving holiday, and today is projected to break into the top 10 busiest days ever for air travel.nearly 3 million people are expected to be flying back home across the country today so in order to prepare for the masses, t-s-a is ramping up their staff by about 1,200.now s-f-o is one of the busiest airports in the

country, and it's part of some of the busiest flight routes across the country, so travel in and out of sfo today will likely be worse than you've encountered thus far. now unlike the wednesday before thanksgiving, we're not expecting any rain here today, however travelers flying in and out of the midwest may encounter some issues with winter storm bruce, and unfortunately delays in and out of s-f-o sometimes have a domino effect so be sure to check your flight status before leaving the house today to see if there are any delays or cancellations. thanks sanaz. thanks sanaz.

( marty ) and on the highway, napa police are reminding drivers to slow down while returning home from the holiday weekend. they responded to six accidents friday. the department posted a picture on social media showing one of those accidents at redwood & browns valley road; luckily no one was hurt in any of the crashes. the american canyon police & c-h-p also handled collisions throughout the county. they say that if you are headed home slow down, allow extra time, and get there safely. ( marty ) a man is in jail this morning after concord police say he ran onto the

roof of an apartment complex to avoid arrest. police say 42-year-old kevin villatoro was on the roof of the building on hillsborough court. officers were there to arrest two people at the location when villatoro ran to the roof. a chp helicopter helped police find and arrest the suspect. ( marty ) police in palo alto are looking for a man who exposed himself to a teenage girl. this is the sketch of the alleged suspect. investigators say the 14-year- old girl was walking her dog on east meadow drive last week when the suspect pulled up to the curb in a light brown or gold four door sedan. she says he asked for directions and exposed himself. the vehicle was last seen traveling east bound on east meadow drive. ( marty ) still ahead on kron 4 news weekend --- victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are taking legal action just as they start to put their lives together ( marty ) plus what nasa is hoping to learn áif its

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outbreak in several states is linked to vietnamese ready-to-eat pork products. the centers for disease control and prevention says long phung products in houston is recalling food items that were shipped nationwide. four people have been hospitalized after eating anchovy-marinated pork patty rolls. listeria is especially dangerous for anyone over e age of 65, pregnant or people with a weak immune system. typical symptoms include headache, fever, muscle pain,and convulsions. the c-d-c says to throw the products away and sanitize any shelf or drawer where the pork was stored. ( marty ) a new study says by the year 20-30, some people who need insulin won't have access to the drug. insulin treats people with type one diabetes and some people with type two diabetes. the study says access to insulin will fall well short

of demand. right now, three major manufacturers dominate the insulin market, and the treatment is expensive. if access to the drug remains the same, researchers predict only half of those who need it will be able to get it. researchers hope for initiatives to make insulin available and affordable. ( marty ) a nasa spacecraft is making its final descent towards mars. nasa's insight is expected to land on the surface of the red planet monday. insight is the first mission to study the deep interior of mars. it launched from vandenberg air force base on may 5th. insight will study mars in hopes of learning how planets with rocky surfaces - including earth - were formed. ( dave )

embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant

rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) ( marty ) some victims of the woolsey fire in southern california are taking legal action. they are filing lawsuits against the utility they blame for sparking the fire that destroyed their homes. here's rachel kim with the story. wendell phillips/fire victim "the house was on fire, it was literally engulfed and our whole place burned in about seven minutes."wendell phillips lost his home and animal rescue near decker canyon in the woolsey fire.he

is now suing southern california edison.his lawyers say the company is responsible for the devastation across so many communities.patrick mcnicholas/attorney"we want people to understand that they can anshould be made whole even after this horrible event."patrick mcnicholas is one of the attorneys representing victims of the woolsey fire in a lawsuit against socal edison.they held a town hall meeting tonight to talk about victims rights, insurance coverage and steps toward rebuilding.mcnicholas tells us his firm specializes in wildfire litigations against utility companies.he says they've hired experts to help them prove socal edison caused the fire.patrick mcnicholas/attorney"they know what the indicators are from southern california edison's own equipment, we have 911 calls, we have eyewitness testimony. it becomes pretty clear."michael weisberg/fire victim"we're living in the hotel right now with five bags of clothing to our name, that's everything."michael weisberg is thinking about taking legal action after he lost his malibu home.he had just finished building it four months ago.it's now gone along

with everything inside. weisberg knows litigation could take up to two years, but he says it would be worth it.michael weisberg/fire victim "this is a fire that started 30 miles away from our home and it took our home in less than 2 days from it starting. something has to be done." wendell phillips/fire victim "if the power company did that, they owe a of money. you can't bring the dead people back, but they owe a lot of people a lot of money." ( marty ) that was rachel kim reporting. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( marty ) new this morning...mexico's incoming government is denying a report that says it approves the trump administration's proposed border policy on asylum seekers. the plan requires asylum seekers at the southern border to remain in mexico while their claims are being processed. the washington post reports that u-s officials were told the policy could be implemented soon. but both u-s and mexican senior officials are

stressing that no formal agreement has been finalized. current u-s policy allows asylum seekers to remain in the u-s while their applications are being processed. president trump has been an outspoken critic of that policy. ( marty ) saturday, president trump tweeted in part: "migrants at the southern border will not be allowed into the united states until their claims are individually approved in court. we only will allow those who come into our country legally. other than that our very strong policy is catch and detain." ( marty ) family and friends gathered to remember - and say goodbye - to jemel roberson saturday. he is the 26-year-old security guard who was shot by a police officer as he attempted to handcuff a shooting suspect while on the job. illinois state police said roberson was holding the shooter down when a responding officer shot roberson. the police chief has called the incident quote- friendly fire. the funeral was held on chicago's south

side...with many attendees wearing security uniforms in tribute. ( marty ) the unidentified officer who shot roberson remains on administrative leave. roberson's family has filed a lawsuit against the police department. ( marty ) a thief in florida got a rude awakening after taking a package from someone's porch. the suspect was caught on camera. she apparently took a package of live worms. she eventually threw the package out. neighbors where the theft happened are on alert. and a number of them have video doorbells. if caught, the woman who stole the package could face felony charges. ( marty ) 4 your money... although this weekend is filled with deals, it may not be the right time to buy a christmas tree. that's according to a report by the national christmas tree

association and square. the report showed christmas trees cost about 77-dollars on black friday....and the price spikes on cyber monday to 81- dollars. if you can wait until the week before christmas, the average cost of a christmas tree goes down to 64-dollars. if you wait until christmas eve to get a tree... you can find one for 47-bucks, but of course there's not much of a selection. ( marty )coming up...the dubs take it down to the wire against the kings. we've got the highlights next.

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thursday. so we will have to wait again.to the game we go...warriors with the rebound..check out the ball movement. get it in the corner and the three is good. then durant down the lane to kevon looney. look at those long arms. what a dunk. then durant with the drive...kicks it out to klay thompson. fade away three...that's good. back and forth game all night long. durant for three....rims out...cook can't get it either but damian jones wow what a play. little while later. klay can't get it and who's there? jones again. he's a beast. warriors go on to win 117 to 116. cal beat u-s-c last week down in southern california. saturday night they were in berkeley.first quarter cal up

14 to nothing and driving again. chase garbers steps into the pocket and says i got this...there he goes. he's inside the 10...the five and taken down. then on 4th down garbers to patrick laird. left side that's a touchdown. but here comes colorado. steven montez finds k.d. nixon. touchdown buffaloes. then late third colorado driving again. then montez to juwann winfree for another touchdown. we got ourselves a game. cal says not so fast. garbers going deep. to moe ways. he's got it and that's a first down. then garbers again and ways again. touchdown cal...they'd go up 33 to 21 and that is the final. cal wins.> ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week. week. end of the through the rainfall and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

( marty ) ( marty ) we're continuing to follow breaking news overnight.. a 2-thousand dollar bond has been set for former 49ers linebacker reuben foster. he is again facing domestic violence charges. and the 49ers have dropped him from the team. foster was in court this morning. he was arrested last night after

police responded to the grand hyatt hotel where his girlfriend reported foster "slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest area, and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face." according to court documents, this is the same woman who was involved in a domestic violence incident with foster in the past. she later recanted in that incident. right now, foster is charged with one count of first degree misdemeanor domestic violence and he was booked into the hillsborough county jail. foster was ordered to not have any contact with the victim. you may remember, foster was suspended two games going into this season after a gun charge. we're following this story and will bring you new information on air and online at kron 4 dot com. ( marty ) also breaking overnight..calfire says the deadly camp fire is now 100 percent contained. the announcement was made on twitter. the fire in butte county burned more than

153 thousand acres and killed 87 people. we also know -- 450 people are still unaccounted for. more than 14 thousand homes are destroyed. ( marty ) some volunteers who went to butte county to help out are now returning home. kron four's philippe djegal met with a nurse in walnut creek who shared what she experienced in the fire zone. (philippe) in the past year... walnut creek native tammi bachecki (buh-check-ee) has traveled to puerto rico... volunteering her services as a nurse to victims of hurricane maria. last month, she was in florida helping those devestated by hurricane michael... and, for the past week, she's been stateside -- in butte county... supporting families in chico, who lost everything in the camp fire.tammi bechecki/nurse- "a lot of what we were seeing, you know, from the medical standpoint, were patients with asthma, that have, or copd, that were having exacerbations from the smoke due to the air. air quality in the bay area was horrible, but in chico, it was so, so thick, um, you could

barely see the sun." and, although bachecki makes her living as a registered nurse here in the intensive care unit at kaiser permanente's walnut creek medical center... she says what she was emersed in in butte county... will stick with her forever... and, that it was an emotionally draining experience.tammi bechecki/nurse- "a lot of tears, a lot of hugs, um, and then you know, a lot of smiling through the tears as well. a lot of the people in the shelter, knew they were in a dire situation were trying to make the best of it." tammi drove up to chico a week ago -- part of a team of 11 nurses and one nurse practitioner representing national nurses united's registered nurse response network. bechecki returned to the bay area thursday night. tammi bechecki/nurse- "and, actually a couple of the nurses, uh, have actually gone back up to continue to help. they had some time off work." she wishes these natural disasters were less frequent. tammi bechecki/nurse- "all of these hurricanes and fires and flooding, is you know, that just shows us global warming

is happening and we need to do something about it because people are dying." and, she's tired of seeing it happen on her watch.tammi bechecki/nurse- "you know, i always kind of give myself a little time to kind of regroup, reenergize before going out again, and unfortunately, uh, you know, there will be a need again -- somewhere." unfortunately, she's right. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) fema stepped in to help victims saturday morning during a town hall in roseville. officials registered fire victims for disaster assistance. several other organizations were there too. including cal fire and the sheriffs department ( marty ) during the town hall, fema announced the opening of another disaster resource center in oroville. ( marty ) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media

group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. ( marty ) if you didn't start your holiday shopping on black friday...you still have a chance to snag some super deals... without even leaving your house! tomorrow is cyber monday. according to the national retail federation... 75-million people are expected to take advantage of the internet bargains tomorrow. that's when retailers offer big savings online to wrap up the shopping weekend. ( marty ) many of you spent saturday supporting local businesses. kron4's michelle kingston was in downtown livermore where shoppers took advantage of small business saturday. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"it's not all about the big box stores ... shopping small is a great way to get unique gifts for friends and family and that's exactly what shoppers were doing on saturday in livermore!"lisa jost, livermore "we want to support our local businesses. it's important to do that in our community." martin roberts, livermore"it's nice to get out on a nice sunny day and go shopping." people out and about on saturday in livermore...

shopping small and enjoying a picture perfect day downtown. linda vigil main street designs "it's been very busy, lots of people in so it's been a great day!"linda vigil works at main linda vigil day!"been a great people in so it's busy, lots of "it's been very busy, lots of people in so it's been a great day!"linda vigil works at main street designs on first street ... where people have been coming in and out of the store -- buying and admiring the local gifts on small business saturday.linda vigil, main street designs"the importance of course is to support our downtown businesses because we wouldn't be here without our customers." this year marks the ninth small business saturday -- and the retail federation is forecasting an increase in holiday shopping sales of 4.3 to 4.8 percent over last year. nationwide -- shoppers are expected to spend as much as 720 billion dollars this holiday season.lisa jost, livermore"no bags yet but we are just getting started! we've only been to one store so far."martin roberts, livermore"for me, it helps keep the community together -- you know if you go to big box stores you miss out on the

charm of the small downtown area like livermore and that's one of the things i our town, is the downtown area."in livermore ... michelle kingston, mkingstonnews coming up on kron 4 morning news...we'll hear from community members as a manhunt is underway for the gunman who shot two people at a mall on thanksgiving. (ácommercialá) more breaking news we're

following this morning... the u.s.g.s says a magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck western iran near its border with iraq. the earthquake was shallow, which can cause severe damage. it was felt as far aaway as baghdad. another earthquake last november in the same area killed over 400 people. this is a developing story...we'll bring you more information on air and online at kron4 dot com. ( marty ) a family is demanding answers just days after police in alabama shot

and killed a man at a mall. some protestors took to the streets following the death of 21-year-old emantic bradford. authorities say bradford was likely áánotáá the suspect who opened fire inside a shopping mall thanksgiving day. they initially said he shot an 18-year old man and a 12-year old girl at "riverchase galleria" mall. according to police, bradford was seen running from the scene while holding a gun. that's when an officer shot and killed him. now investigators are looking for the actual gunman who is still on the run.as the community demands justice. ( marty ) the officer involved in the shooting is on administrative leave, as investigators look into the incident. the family is now being represented by a civil rights attorney. ( marty ) overseas, european union leaders have

endorsed the brexit withdrawal agreement. the european council president used twitter to announce the plan. it came after e-u leaders met behind closed doors in brussels. the agreement lays out how the u-k will formally leave the e-u next march. but the agreement must first go to the british parliament for formal approval. still ahead on kron 4 morning news...a school district is responding following this big fight caught on camera during a high school basketball game.

tside...sutro live look ( marty )( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr forecast.

(dave)dry conditions will persist across the region through monday with mild daytime temperatures and seasonably cool nights. the storm door will once again open beginning on tuesday with the potential for periods of widespread and significant rainfall through the end of the week.

week. end of the through the end of the week. ( marty ) saturday, friends, and family honored a chicago police officer who was shot and killed earlier this week at mercy hospital. white roses were placed in front of a photo of officer samuel jimenez. and a moment of silence by the group for this ultimate sacrifice. the vigil took place at the high school that officer jimenez once attended. he was one of three people killed in the shooting at mercy hospital on

are doing to keep our communities safe." >( marty ) doctor tamara o'neal and pharmacy resident dayna less were also killed. the shooting began as a domestic dispute between o'neal and her ex-fiance, the shooter, juan lopez. ( marty )a high school basketball tournament in illinois has been canceled ... after a brawl broke out between two teams during a game friday night.as venton blandin reports ---dozens of people were involved in the fight. nearly 80-thousand have clicked- onto social media -- to watch john hough's video of a fight during a basketball game between alton and riverview gardens high school. chantay betts - parent: "i saw it on facebook. it seems like it just got completely out of hand. i don't know what started it. ."the video shows -- the game stopping in mid-play friday -- when two basketball players confront each other below the basket in the alton high school gym.bill saulle -- hanging at an alton high school hockey game with his son-- watched a portion of the video with news4. bill saulle - parent: "you hate to see that happen. to your point, they are there to learn teamwork, leadership and extra curricular activities. ."a riverview gardens district spokesman tells news four --

"riverview gardens school district has a long tradition of athletic integrity and excellence.this unfortunate incident is not representative of the athletic culture that exists in riverview gardens." news4 reached out to alton's schol district, but have not heard back.chantay betts - parent: "some kids just lack the respect for each other when they are out on the court, or rink, playing. it can just excalte into something."saulle feels for the kids-- especially those penalized when saturday's game were canceled-- though they did not fight.bill saullie - parent: "it goes beyond pride for your school. you still have to have respect for the game and respect for the other players. it is just a game. what happened, unfortuantely, was terrible and there is no place for it is high school sports at all.. all.. ( marty ) that was venton blandin

reporting.no serious injuries were reported in that fight. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. oh!

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an incredible act of kindness he recently received. the man lost his wallet on a flight, but a good samaritan to return it to him along with much more. here's michaela feldman with the story. hunter shamatt:"couldn't believe it. couldn't believe it. can't thank him enough." what would you do if you found a lost wallet---full of cash? on a flight to las vegas for his sister's wedding--hunter shamatt lost just that .hunter shamatt:"i noticed that i was missing my wallet which had 60

dollars cash and a check for about 400 dollars in it." hunter didn't ever expect to see that wallet or money ever again--but...hunter shamatt: "hunter, found this on the frontier flight from omaha to denver, row 12 seat f, wedged between the seat and the wall. thought you might want it back."hunter received a package in the mail days later with his wallet and a letter-- hunter shamatt:"quite surprised. my whole family was completely amazed."but the mystery man --only identified by these initials in this letterhunter shamatt:"all the best, tb."didn't stop there. hunter shamatt:"i rounded your cash up to an even $100 so you could celebrate having your wallet back. have fun. it really meant a lot that he would go out of his way and do that for a complete stranger. i'm still paying off school loans and i got truck loans to pay off now. it really helps out."proving that kindness really does win every time. hunter shamatt:"i think that it goes to show that there's more good out there than there is evil because this was just a random guy on the street who really just shows that there are still good people out there." ( marty ) that was michaela feldman

reporting. hunter says he eventually tracked down the mystery man to thank him for his kindness. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend thats kron 4 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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