>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. >> it is sunday, december 12 and it is going to be a wet we've got a lot to get to this morning. want to start off with dave spahr in the weather center. he's got all the details on the rain that's already coming down. hey, dave. hey, good well, good morning, everybody. and so far only modest amounts of rain. we've had. but the system is really just getting started really. we have a kind of patches of more modest or

moderate happening rain and then patches were just a light rain and drizzle going on. and that's going to kind of the hallmarks you can expect for most of this afternoon until we get into tomorrow. we'll have another. >> nice heavy load of a heavier showers coming marching on through right now. this is what radar looks like. there you can see the patches of drizzle going on with the more moderate rain showers like around the delta san francisco. you can see and along the coast and out of the peninsula as well, putting it all together. looks like we're almost kind of coming into the clear a little bit. just temporarily here. but again, expect this to kind of continue all day. what we have will continue get rain intensity kind of jumping up and down. >> but staying cloudy and there's your fog also on the east bay shoreline. but that's expected on a day like today. temperature check for you in the upper 40's, we expect only to get into the 50's for highs today. there's the winds out of the southeast and the south that's going to actually continue even into tomorrow until finally that front friday drops on through. and that's because of that is why there's a wind advisory

covering everybody solano county up there in the north bay. but elsewhere. the north bay technically not in that and walk through some of that in just a bit. show you why. here's the breakdown today showers light rain expected all day today. again, more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. noel. >> thanks, dave. we're preparing for several days of rain and there's several things you can do to prepare for them. flooding concerns. are there. and if you still need supplies to protect your home or your business, you might want to pick up some sandbags this morning. kron four's camila barco joining us live from san francisco with more on some distribution options. good morning, camila. >> good so, yeah, the rain has been coming and going here in san francisco right now. as you can see it, some light rain, but that rain is expected to accumulate over the next few hours. and of course, like said there are some flooding concerns and one way to avoid flooding in your homes is sandbags to avoid that outside, right coming inside. so here the san francisco public works is offering them this morning.

they will be handing them out at 08:00am until 2 this afternoon and san francisco residents and businesses can get up to 10 sandbags for free. now you can get them here at the public works operation yard moran and kansas street and don't forget to bring your mask and also proof of address. now, i spoke to meteorologists at the national weather service and they are predicting several inches of water across the bay area. it's also going to be a windy system. so pg and e is on standby for possible power outages. people should have some food, water and flashlights on hand just in case meteorology meteorologista get at the national weather service don't anticipate for major river and banks to overflow however, they do expect to see some places flood. >> but localized flooding. and you know, off-ramps and on-ramps a place there's just low spots in training and the

storm drains just can't keep up the amount of water that's where we're expecting the plane to happen. >> now garcia the person you just heard from advises people to pack some patience before they head out the door. the roads are going to be a slick as this rain accumulate over the next few hours and the next few days while during october storm we saw many people attempt to drive through those flooded waters again. we we talk about this all the time to turn around, don't drown. but you don't want to talk to drive through those flooded waters because the outcome may not be one. noel, back to you. all right. kimmi line and we saw a lot of that water pulling up on on-ramps and off-ramps of the freeways. that's really where you want to. >> cautious. thank you for that live report. we'll check in with you again. >> in the next hour, kron 4 can help you stay up to date on the latest weather in your neighborhood. just a scan. this qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store

where you can download the kron 4 mobile app there. you're going to find current conditions. our live radar as well as our up to date forecasts. now we are continuing to follow the aftermath of the devastating tornadoes that hit across the midwest and southeastern us friday night 36 people are dead across 5 different states and crews are still combing through fields of wreckage searching for missing people. officials fear the death toll may rise to more than 100. this is a video of the destruction in kentucky, a tornado destroyed a candle factory and killed 22 people. there. the governor fears 70 more people may have also been killed. governor andy beshear toward that damage across the western part of kentucky, including dawson springs, which is one of the hardest hit towns in the tri-state. mike pickett has the latest on recovery efforts. there. >> dawson springs. residents are starting to get a better sense of the damage caused by

yesterday's tornado. this community here in hopkins county was one of several across kentucky that was severely damaged by the tornado. i worked madisonville to want and i work. there were other tornadoes of this. this is stores. >> they have cleaning rebuilding and checking on family and friends after a night of destruction, one in particular. got. >> got injured pretty badly. her whole trailer was picked up off the foundation and. she's currently in the hospital. governor beshear declared a state of emergency is sending teams to hard-hit areas and activated the kentucky national guard they will help with cleanup and recovery and search and rescue efforts and hopkins and at least 5 other kentucky counties. one of the concerns that the mayor just shared in particular. >> it is really being able to touch base with a lot of the folks who are out of contact that don't have direct communications with governor beshear also said president prove their federal emergency declaration request and started that he wants to kentucky tornado relief fund

to help tornado victims. >> people who live and work in dawson springs. hope the tornado didn't take away for what they say is a special place. want to give up in our community. we don't want anyone to just pack up and move away. we want people to stay here. this is still a great community. both dawson springs in hopkins county officials are asking people that either don't or don't have any business here in town. the police stay away. so it does not impede with the cleanup and recovery efforts in dawson springs. my pick. it. >> in edwardsville, illinois. meanwhile, 6 people were killed when an amazon warehouse was hit by tornadoes is all just southeast of chicago. the tornado ripped the roof off that warehouse while a wall about the length of a football field collapsed and trapped workers inside 45 people made it out safely. but investigators say they aren't sure if anyone is still unaccounted for because this all happened during a shift

change will continue to bring you updates on that. meanwhile, in arkansas, 2 people were killed due to the storms there. one of them was among folks inside a nursing home near memphis when the tornado hit. officials say 20 people were actually trapped inside there during the storm. they say the tornado ripped off the roof of the nursing home and damaged other buildings in town as well as early reports are confirmed this tornado will likely go down perhaps as one of the longest track violent tornadoes in united states history. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a 7 hour standoff ends in a deadly shooting. we've got details on the moments leading up to it all. >> and after the break, lake tahoe under a storm watch. we've got tips on how to get we've got tips on how to get you up there. safely. ♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪

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>> welcome back. a winter storm warning is in effect right now through tuesday night for lake tahoe. >> and other areas to the north in the sierra there. the national weather center saying a snow was supposed to start falling late last night. heaviest snow, though, expected to fall tonight through monday caltrans warning drivers now the chains are required this weekend on highways in and out of tahoe. we spoke with a caltrans spokesperson about preparing for the winter drive. this graphic pretty much covers what we always tell people have an emergency kit full tank of gas. you want to have your cell phone, fully charged sitting in traffic for a

while. >> have some snacks and water, that kind of thing because it's not it's not going to be a routine ride home on sunday. can guarantee that it's going to take longer than normal. so we want people to be prepared for that. >> got to be patient. nelson with caltrans says they do some prep work before the snow hits, of course, like salting and brining on the roads. so they are prepared for 24 7 storm coverage. but employees that are working 12 hour shifts to ensure travelers make it up and back down the mountain. safely. so there's lots of, you know, precautions are in place. be sure that your packing your own patients as you wind your way down the dave, what's going on here at home. >> okay. rain kind of on and off and intensity is what we're looking for. this afternoon. however, another wave is expected early into tomorrow to take us around the noon hour. we'll go in plot that for you and we kind of put the cap on all of this from the early part of the week might even have some week might even have some mountain sn hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word...

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>> santa was in the bay last night for the 34th sausalito boat parade. dozens of boats were lit up for the holidays. they all did a lap along the waterfront. some of the sailboats had several strings of lights. just run up from the top. their mask. some of them are using lights. all of the votes in the parade were led by the defiance yacht. that's where santa was seeing some christmas carols from the top deck. he was everybody a very merry christmas. the show is part of the softly. don't winterfest it is expected to wrap up this morning with a holiday 5 k run is a benefit race for the dip si kids program. that program helps at-risk youth. >> in the community. the run is going to take people down the scenic route along the historic waterfront. it's set to be underway in about 15 minutes. but they definitely are going to be dealing with a

little bit of rain. i know dave was saying the rain is going to cut. the intensity is going to kind of be coming and going. so hopefully it lightens up while they're running out there. you couldn't i can get knees and get back the north pole areas presents for abby id has to oversee the elves >> yeah. for it's going to be on and off variety of the rain. we don't have this low dropping in for the colder stuff until we get into early next week and that's we have that chance of throwing some snow in there to mount hamilton and mount diablo even potentially in the santa cruz high mountain tops might even see something there as well as to really bring the snow levels down later on. so putting into motion. we still have the subtropical jet this. don't forget this moisture is coming from very low latitudes which much more mild. it's closer to hawaii. for example. so it cools off when it gets here moderates. but that's the general location and then the slow up in the gulf of alaska. yeah, you'll feel that coming in here tomorrow. live shot for you. the east bay

shoreline. it's all the fog that's in place and temperatures into the 40's over most of the region. don't expect them to move much beyond that. let's get the future cast, though, for this afternoon, they were getting into this afternoon. there you see again, the rain intensity on and off. and then by about 6 o'clock or so. the concentration of the heaviest rain will be pretty much golden gate and points to the south. a little bit up here. you can see off to the east bay as well. we kind of take a break early tomorrow morning. this will be the winds that you're gonna notice the most. and with this line, everybody is going to notice this marching on through. we get around the noon hour or so. that's coming with some cooler air. by that point will be a little bit of a wind shift with all of that. so will be some intense rain. no little packages. you can see nate monday night into tuesday overnight. look at that. noting the colder air doesn't necessarily mean that's mount hamilton getting snow. but that just gives you the general idea, the computer saying it. some colder air there. it's market accordingly. so the winds today this afternoon still coming in from the south. now we actually walk into the wind

advisory at 4 o'clock this afternoon. even those could be kind of breezy already is right now. but this is what they're watching out for walsh with that secondary front coming through by midday tomorrow. again with the intense rain. it just showed you this will be packaged in with its with some heavy winds, with all that. russia's on past. we're left with again. breezy conditions. so the game plan is this rain and winds today. wind advisory kicks in 4 o'clock this afternoon. then from monday into tuesday. rain break early on monday. rain kicks back up again with that line we just showed you around noon and the mid to late week well, but the thing is a break early on wednesday and all this and then we're another batch of rain for wednesday. thursday. that's not going to have the intensity birthing. we've talked about now, but it's actually more upstream after we get past next weekend collection from what we've had so far of look at some of the rainfall totals just kind of eyeball that we've had about a nickel to a dime over most locations. add to that. this is what we project or expect getting into monday. there you can see amounts approaching about 3 quarters of an inch or

so, then you can actually see that next wave march on through wish. everybody gets pushed and to about one inch or so in the collection bag, 57 san francisco 56 oakland 56 san jose. everybody is dealing with wind and rain and temperatures holding in the 50's across the region. we'll take a look. some of those long range forecast models for you showing you that rain that comes back again after next weekend. well. thanks, dave. >> well, a man is dead. this morning after a 7 hour standoff with police in antioch. the man was accused of shooting at cars homes and police on friday night kron four's phillipe djegal has details. >> neighbors around, of course, in were ordered to shelter in place or evacuate of safely possible just after 1 o'clock friday afternoon. yeah. that's when police responded to reports of a man firing a rifle at cars houses officers and eventually shooting down a police drone surveying the area. first of all. >> you don't know where it's coming from. and the next thing is that. i'm going to it

this way. it's christmas time. why would somebody be shooting guns to push police have not released a motive. investigators say man went back into a home where state for several hours continuing to shoot outside directing gunfire at neighbors and police. >> then shortly after police say he set fire to the garage just after 7 o'clock at night. he walked outside and was gunned down by the swat team. it was rendered and the suspect was pronounced. >> we seized on the scene. >> a community service officer. what appears was accidentally hit by a truck while in his car blocking traffic from entering the crime scene suffered injuries but is expected to survive. >> as for the shooter made police for the contra costa county coroner's division. >> i released his identity phillipe djegal all kron 4 >> also in the east bay oakland police investigating 2 shootings that left 2 people

injured. the first one happening around one 15 saturday morning. police say they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound in the area of fisher avenue and macarthur boulevard. he was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition. the other shooting happened just over an hour later on parker avenue. police say they found another man with a gunshot wound. there. right now. he is said to be in critical condition at a hospital. no word yet on any suspects or motives in either shootings. police are also looking for a suspect. they say set fire to a building on the campus of uc berkeley. campus. police say the incident happened saturday afternoon at the anthropology and art practice building the suspect who is described to be a roughly 6 foot tall woman left the scene on a bike. no further details have been released. meanwhile, over in fremont, police are looking for the man who stabbed someone last night. police say they did arrest one person, but they're looking for a second person that was involved. the stabbing

happened on argonaut way around 1115, victim was taken to the hospital. police say they weren't able to find the knife if you have any information about the stabbing you're asked to contact fremont police. a tracking app is selling your location data and t-mobile says it's going to stop rejecting iphone rebates will have more on that after the break.

>> welcome back. 7.24 on this sunday morning at a popular family tracking app is selling location data to marketing companies and people are spending some big money on an f tease. rich demuro has all the details in today's tech smart. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. the popular tracking app life 3.60, lets you see where your family is on a map and apparently they're selling that data to the highest bidder. a new report from the web site. the markup says that life 3.60, sells its location data to about a dozen different brokers who then sell it to marketers life. 3.60. has over 30 million users, a portion of them children. the company told the website that the business model offer core life 3.60 services for free. the company's privacy policy does say they might share your information, but in a way that can identify you life. 3.60 recently purchased the tracking company tile.

t-mobile has been rejecting iphone and apple watch rebates to the tune of several $100. now the company says it's a mistake and they will fix it. the issue brought to light by popular. apple tech journalist mark gurman who writes for bloomberg. he said apple easily gave him his trade in money. we upgraded his iphone. but t-mobile is promise. monthly bill credits were rejected a $100. apple watch rebate also from t-mobile was denied. now, t-mobile says the rebate issue was caused by a bug and they're in the process of fixing it customers who were mistakenly denied should get a text to resume the process. people are spending a lot of money on an f tease to the tune of 30 billion dollars in 2021 this according to new insights from chain analysis nfts or non-fungible tokens basically a form of digital collectibles. they're all powered by the block chain and can be images. video audio or even linked to physical objects and at t's are typically purchased with

crypto currency. some of the most popular nfts come from a collection called crypto punks which have sold nearly 3 billion dollars worth the web site open sea is the most popular place to buy and at t's sounds like it's good to know the abc's of nfts. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. we'll be right back.

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>> well, to ski resorts are now open for the 2021 2022 season heavenly ski resort and kirkwood mountain resort opened up yesterday that some video of folks going down the slopes their north star opens up this morning. unlike last year. you don't need a mountain reservation to secure your spot on the slopes. but there are some covid-19 protocols to follow. if you're planning to dine indoors or if you're getting your kids any lessons this year. the resort say they're looking forward to the snow. that's to come. >> or see anything from 30 inches to 3 coming in with this so keep an eye on it occurred. what's going to get hit heavily is going to get hit north stars going to get which means that all 3 resorts on the epic past will be opening more terrain as quickly and as safely as possible. my message to guests play it safe that means plenty of snow. no need to rush it on the road. and then of course always obey closures on the resort to see that rope line don't cross it.

>> the north star big springs goggle is going to begin loading up, folks at 8.30, this morning. so about an hour away. other trails are opening up around 9 o'clock. i know they're getting the snow. we're getting the rain got a lot of weather to talk about this morning. want to send it over to dave spahr here for a look. dave, are they going to get as many breaks in the snow as we're getting in the rain that you've been saying. well, yeah. but i think that after this week don't know hurrying up there by this weekend, things will calm down. hopefully the roads will be handled nice and you have all the snow collection. >> from the rain and the snow that we've had over the week ahead. by the way, though, into the following week. we have more systems to make note of. so getting back maybe next sunday. if you wait too late, maybe another issue and we're still trying to piece all together but looks like success of systems into early. the following week to that translates to snow for those folks up there for today, though. it's going to the rain that's going to be intensity on heavy and then more modest

and more. but like a sprinkle or drizzle going on there you see it on storm tracker. 4 over most of the geography right now in the east bay a little bit. it's all broken up there quite a nice collection in san francisco southern moran and along the coast. the flow pattern obviously west to east. and that's what we're getting. we're getting the subtropical jet marching in the colder low pressure system is up to the north. that will transverse through us. probably by tomorrow and around the noon hour or so. there's the beauty picture, if you will, the east bay shoreline with the fog and the rain in place could have a stiff breeze going on here. that wind advisory, by the way. yeah, it covers just about everybody except napa counties, sonoma and marin. this will be in effect from 4 o'clock this afternoon. all the way until very early tomorrow morning about 07:00am. they've expanded a little bit. there. so they'll be watching out for the winds later on to where the heavier intensity rain again on and off intensity temperatures in the lower 50's. we have more to come though, in the next

several days there is a break habit happening here. i'm going to show you the longer range forecast models to get the kind of a peak into the following week there with more success of snow and rain coming our way. well, thanks, dave. >> residents across the bay are preparing for that atmospheric river expected to bring those heavy winds and rain. the weather system has utility crews increasing staff to help with any possible power outages that might occur kron four's, gayle ong shows us how people are getting ready. >> well, the weather was overall quiet on saturday hardware stores were kept busy across the region. one north baseball or had their shelves cleared just what the last 2 hours they've all sold out, sold out of rain gear markel manager of jackson's hardware in sandra fell is showing us empty shelves as of saturday afternoon. we're selling out. >> rain barrel gets to capture some rain. >> all of the boots and weatherproof products and atmospheric river in this case infamously known as the pineapple express is expected to bring widespread rain.

gusty winds. >> hazardous beach and marine conditions sunday into monday. cities like santa rosa is expecting up to 6 inches of rain. the city experienced flooding during the last powerful storm in october. a lot of measures have been taken since then and prior to then. >> to make sure that hopefully our systems continue to flow as they're supposed to do so not only is the city constantly checking our creeks, you know, working on drainage issues can do. conducting maintenance are also residents to do the same thing making like clearing the gutters, checking the wipers and securing any loose outdoor objects cities like santa rosa in other communities have sandbags stations that are available for for community members to use. but some general maintenance that residents can do like clear in the leaves and debris on gutters. so hopefully the rain goes we want to build back at center fell jackson's hardware already putting in orders for next week when another weaker system is expected to arrive after the atmospheric river a buyer's very diligent. they

search out wherever they get items from >> we're able to fill and we stock and still in the cycle. just goes on and on. >> pg. e is asking customers to brace for possible power outages and to have flashlights with fresh batteries ready to go as well as food and water extra crews will be on standby this weekend if needed reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> now, of course, we are going to help you stay up to date on the latest weather forecast and the key to our code that you see on your screen if you want to download our kron 4 mobile app. that is where you're going to find current conditions live radar and up to date forecast for you. we are continuing to follow reports of widespread damage in parts of the country after tornadoes touched down in multiple states. one of those tornadoes ripping through an amazon warehouse in edwardsville, illinois. at about 4 hours. southwest of chicago. the storm killed 6 people at the amazon delivery

facility. an additional 45 people did make it out safely the rescue operations have now shifted to recovery operations. just you to has more from edwardsville. well, that is the amazon facility over my left shoulder and the damage there is significant. >> we're talking a 150 yards. so think one and a half football fields. but the big loss is the loss of life. 6 people killed and more sad news to report. >> this is a tragic day in illinois history. the illinois governor's summing up what has been a chaotic terrifying and traumatic event with more days like this to follow the images from bommarito automotive group skyfox telling the story at about 8.30, friday evening. a tornado tore through this amazon facility on gateway commerce center drive south 6 people died. 45 made it out safely. one remains hospitalized and another sobering piece of news rescue

operations have ended and have shifted to recovery continuing to search the site for evidence of life and will continue recovery operations until all personnel are accounted for. >> but this time estimates or the recovery portion of the incident will take about 3 more days. if you'd like to deliver food and water. we're recommending the red cross. the salvation army. i can say the most important thing you can do is pray for the victims. and their families. edwardsville police want families to know that a reunification center remains open at the nearby pontoon beach. police department if their loved ones missing. we are still out to him. >> in the meantime, few details about who was inside this facility and where if anywhere they were sheltered when the tornado hit. >> and what steps amazon is taking in response to the tragedy. >> also spoke with amazon earlier today and then for them to provide every assistance to this community,

which they have said they intend to do. >> and this is gone from a rescue operation to a recovery operation in those first responder teams expected to be here for the next 3 days. they will do their work in the daylight hours. one more thing about donations city of edwardsville once the public to know that if they want to help support those people affected. and what's going on here. they can make donations to the salvation army or the american red cross in edwardsville. i'm jasmine who. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're taking a deeper dive on holidays survival, how to maintain stress weight and overall balance. coming up in a live interview kron four's health expert walk. and of course kron 4 is once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. we need your help to share their stories, though, if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in her community. nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year.

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so you can make the most of every single season. >> welcome back. just about to be 7.45 here on this sunday morning. taking a live look out at sfo a little bit wet out there for sure. lots of cloud cover and lots of rain. dave says we're going to kind of be in this little pattern rain for the next several days. we'll update. >> yeah, well, i will only get a little break by the middle of the week and then another little weak batch as we finish off the week. here's the radar thus far. there are patches of just drizzle going on and then some moderate rain showers thrown in there for good measure as well. you can expect that to continue throughout the afternoon. the next thing building is going to be a little bit of a breeze to to help with that more intensity as well. here's what's going on in tahoe. meanwhile, we have a drop in temperatures. notice what happens on tuesday here in through wednesday. we drop into the 20's. that's we find you get this colder air surging on throug sic right

now. today, tomorrow they're still dealing with the subtropical jet. so that's relatively mild air. so this means snowfall levels will be dropping tuesday into wednesday. they're going to feel it as we will too. but we have a winter storm warning that's been posted this until 10. tuesday evening, of course, is organic. it can change the next bout not likely to produce a winter storm warning. but still something to look out for. 2 cars will be more moisture with all of that. we're going to be measuring that in the feet. by the way, that could be as much as 6 feet in some of the higher tops there. half moon bay. there you have it. some water droplets on the lens and all the fog and light rain. there's the temperature check into the 40's. maybe add 8 degrees to that for your high futurecast for here's the rain high and low intensity throughout the day today dropping ever so slightly down to the south bay peninsula late in the afternoon early evening and then very early tomorrow morning. a bit of a break and over portions of the bay and then by noon. finally,

this front starts to drop south and this is going bring in some colder air by this point. also lower those snow levels for places like mount hamilton and also mount diablo. finally, it looks like by tuesday morning will really start to clear out in earnest with all of this. but temps will be cool watch those overnight lows to back to the 30's. we go those winds. by the way, it could be kind of breezy today. they're coming in from the south, then with the front. here comes a surge. as you can see on monday right across the region with that uptick in terms of winds that will be fairly brief, though. now, as i mentioned earlier, the longer range forecast models. we have all the activity going on the next couple of days. we get a little break here in the middle of the week say tuesday night into early wednesday morning. then another little batch. not as potent but mountain snows come with that. then we get a break for next weekend. but on into early the next week. don't you know what monday is another hit. and there's more another hit on tuesday course. this is a very organic and could change. but this is good to see during the wet season trying to make up

for lost time on our drought now temperature check. yeah, we drop 50. it looks like by tuesday. those overnight lows will be into the 30's and we'll do some 40's along the coast. >> for your health this morning. if the 2020 holiday season was the year to cancel everything 2021 is here to have fun again. but if you're trying to secure health goals. holiday parties can trigger some serious stress. don't throw up your hands and the feet just yet, though, because our health expert, walk is here with some tips on how to cope with all the cocktail parties. the christmas cookies covid-19, of care. there's a lot to talk about first you're focusing on those who are hosting any holiday parties. what's your big tip for them. so make room to mingle, you know, allow create an environment where people could kind of spread out. so if you have the availability outside, then try to set up something outside. some people can get fresh air. or if you do have an outdoor party set up a fire

pit heating lamps. but fire pits a really fun. and if you do do something outside, have some type of activity out something roast pineapple over the fire are bob's are many sandwiches. >> make it really fun. and maybe you might need some marshmallows for those. some some people you're allowing us marshmallows. >> i'm just everything in my their kids involved a night still want speaking of marshmallows, let's talk about maintaining your weight there's a lot of weight gain over the holidays. yes. so here's here's the bad news. that the study shows that the average american gains 5 to 7 pounds over the course of the whole winter and my my patients and clients always asked me to show this again to

remind them. >> how much 5 sounds of fat is bank. this is 5 so it may not seem like all that much on the scale. but it's a lot right there and it's heavy too. well, yeah, it doesn't really look to think that that's a great when you're ever going that news is that most people don't lose that weight after they gain it. >> so it you know, in the summer and fall in come in the fall in the winter. you still have the 5 to 7 pounds that you gained last year and it just starts to accumulate. so that's why older adults, you know, they gain it's easy for them to pack on 1015, 20 pounds. yes. stuff and its stubborn weight. they can't really give it up. so a lot of a lot of people end up overeating because they're stressed out. so how can we kind of stop that process or slow it down a little bit.

>> yes. so that's the emotional eating. it's emotional time right now. everyone's stressed out and the the one way to to curb the emotional eating is to first recognize that you're doing it. a lot of people don't even realize that they're eating at a stress. >> oftentimes they'll tell me i just can't get rid of my chocolate craving aren't creating chips. i can't stop. i'm so weak. but actually they're not recognizing that they are stir in the eating added stress. so the first thing to do is just be really mindful and kind of recognize and look at your eating patterns when you're eating emotionally. that comes on very suddenly those cravings just all is said and no, i want to you know, my favorite comfort food, but when you're physiologically, hungry that's very slow. just pay attention to that. well, in a way to reduce your stress levels is

too. >> decide what you have to do versus what you want to do. >> yes, this is the the. >> have to do list. very says they want to do listen, i i say try to balance that out. we and i'm guilty of that creating this to do list that just keeps on going on forever and never getting to the things i want to do so i'm saying to reverse that start out with the things you want to do and then work your way down into the things you have to do. >> and some of those have to do use may not be significant anymore. but if you if you're always doing things that you have to do. it creates resentment. >> anger. >> and just deprivation, which will cause you to eat emotionally. >> and and that that also kind of goes hand-in-hand with managing your social stressors. because a lot of times, you know, we go to a party, you're feel like you

have to include yourself in other people's conversations. that sort of thing. but you don't always have to say yes to party invitations, which i think is a little bit difficult for some people to understand yeah. it is difficult to do. but if you and if you put your calendar out at the very beginning of the the. >> the holiday season and start plugging in things that you want to do and schedule even schedule in your exercise time. so if some of these social events, our conflicting with the scheduled. exercise time included, then you can just say, you know, i already have something scheduled on that day. so you're prepared to to decline. if you have to. but over committing could definitely create stress. okay. final thing. say no to food pushers and don't be a food pressure. i that's those

are the who are saying just time. i whatever it is. >> and you really don't want it or even one more bite. you know, and it's just like we have to learn to just say no smile and say no thank you. but this is where i also suggest having prepared script. kids there. food pushers that are just hard to say no to. so have something prepared to say you'll get through it a little bit better without having to take just one more night. >> all right, karen, thank you so much as always for all of your tips helping us get through the holidays and a healthy way. really appreciate your time. you're welcome. but i will be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. >> i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday, december 12 and it's a rainy one. we've got a lot to get to this morning. want to start off with a check of your forecast because the rain's coming down across the bay. but it's not as aggressive. i feel as the one we got an october day. >> yes, not going to be that type of and we had several inches within the course of 48 hours. so we're not going to have that type of issue. but we will pick up several inches over the course of the whole week. it is going to be spread out over a longer period of time to for today. the rain is kind of on and off in terms of the intensity here with that drizzle kind of continuing all day. again, the patches of all. it's picking up a little bit going on. but you want to

have the umbrella in the car all week long because we'll have some more upstream to look out for right now. this is what radar appears like on storm tracker 4. there you can see where the trouble spots are heavy spots are southern marin through san francisco peninsula. another bill package there in the contra costa county, alameda county not as much right now, kind of taking a breather a little bit. here's the flow pattern. still, the subtropical jet supplying all of this. the far up towards our north half moon bay water droplets on the camera, lens with fog and cloud cover get used to a lot more where that came from. for today. temperature movement may be at 8 degrees for today's highs. that's about all the best. we're going to muster here. we do have winds coming in from the south, southeast for now. ultimately they will shift its going to take about a day or so before we finally get that front dropping south, but because of that, we do have a wind advisory. this covers everybody except 3 of the counties up in the north bay napa, sonoma and marin everybody else is in this. and this goes into effect at 4, even though is going to be breezy all day today and we'll

be around with us until tomorrow morning. a look ahead for the breakdown today. rain showers to some light rain by the afternoon. we'll give you an idea what you can expect over the next 48 hours. and then later on we'll be talking about not only the rest of the week, but a little bit more returning into the following week as well. well, thanks, dave. >> there are several things you can do to prepare for the rains that were expected to see over the next couple of days. flooding concerns. are there. and if you still need supplies to protect your home or business from flood waters, you might want to pick up some sandbags. kron fours. camila barco is live in san francisco where you can get some free sandbags will to camilla. >> good also you. as you can see, there's already some cars in line to pick up those sandbags. and it's a pretty simple process. all you have to do is prove that you live here in san francisco to get those sandbags and they're very beneficial to keep that outside rain from coming in side. you're home and you can pick them up here at the san francisco a public works. we

are. they are handing them out from right. starting right now until 2 this afternoon and san francisco residents and businesses can get up to 10 sandbags for free. like i said, you can get them here at the public works operation yard. it's located on moran and kansas street and all they ask is that you bring your mask and also proof of address. now meteorologists at the national weather service are predicting several inches of water across the bay area. it's also going to be a windy system. that's why pg and e is on standby for possible power outages. but people should have some food, water and flashlights on hand just in case california has experienced dry conditions over the last few years. but meteorologists say that these heavy rainstorms are not as unusual as we may think. >> the last 2 winters have been very, very dry. so can't forgot, you know what, spirit rivers are which is typical winter storms are alike. but if we're in a typical pattern this storm that we're having

sunday into monday. this storm would come around every year. and it's a pattern. so this is not something abnormal. this is not something extreme. this is a normal type storm for area. >> now garcia says that this rainstorm that words are about to have its not going to be as aggressive as the one we saw in october. however, he is still advising people to be cautious when they are out on the votes. he asked people to be patients. and while we always talk about that phrase turn around, don't drown when people come across a some puddles of water or flooding don't attempt to drive through it because the outcome is not going to be a good one. so again. the sandbags one more time is happening. you can get them right here right now. at the public works yard in san francisco. they are going to hand him out until 02:00pm. back to you. alright camila >> take the opportunity in the

brakes of rain to go ahead and pick those up. thanks for live report. we'll check in with you again in the next hour. >> kron four's going help you stay up to date on all of this rainy weather we're having to scan the qr code that you see on your screen and take you straight to your app store on your phones. you can download the kron 4 mobile app for free. continuing to follow the aftermath of devastating tornadoes across the midwest and southeastern us 36 people are dead across 5 different states and crews are still combing through fields of wreckage searching for missing people. officials fear the death toll may rise to more than 100. >> this is video of destruction in kentucky, a tornado destroying a candle factory killing 22 people there. the governor of kentucky fearing 70 more people may have been killed there as well. governor andy beshear toward the damage across the western part of kentucky, including dawson springs. one of the hardest hit towns in the tri-state. mike pickett has the latest on recovery efforts.

>> dawson springs residents are starting to get a better sense of the damage caused by yesterday's tornado. this community here in hopkins county was one of several across kentucky that was severely damaged by the tornado. i worked madisonville ky want and i work. there were other tornadoes of this. this is stores. >> they have cleaning rebuilding and checking on family and friends after a night of destruction, one in particular. got. >> got injured pretty badly. her whole trailer was picked up off the foundation and. she's currently in the hospital. governor beshear declared a state of is sending teams to hard-hit areas and activated the kentucky national guard. they will help with cleanup and recovery and search and rescue efforts in hopkins and at least 5 other kentucky counties. one of the concerns that the the mayor just shared particular. >> it is really being able to touch base with a lot of the folks who are out of contact that don't have direct communications with governor

beshear also said president find the prove their federal emergency declaration request and started that he wants to kentucky tornado relief fund to help tornado victims. >> people who live and work in dawson springs hope the tornado didn't take away for what they say is a special place. want to give up in our community. we don't want anyone to just pack up and move away. we want people to stay here. this is still a great community. both dawson springs in hopkins county officials are asking people that either don't or don't have any business here in town. the police stay away. so it does not impede with the cleanup and recovery efforts and dawson springs. my pick. it. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news a national cream cheese shortage is affecting a bakery in the big apple of business owners are now saying plus, napa valley wine country known for their art wine tasting and fun holiday lights. this time of year. we've got a little bit more detail on why you should consider taking a trip coming consider taking a trip coming up, a live interview. ♪ ♪ ♪ consider taking a trip coming up, a live interview. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> 8.11. turning back now to the aftermath of those deadly tornadoes across the southwest in edwardsville, illinois, 6 people were killed when an amazon warehouse was hit by tornadoes. this is all just southeast of chicago. you can see the damage there tornado ripping the roof off the warehouse. a wall about the length of a football field then collapsed and trapped workers inside 45 people did make it out safely. but

investigators say they aren't sure if anyone is still unaccounted for because this all happened during a shift change. meanwhile, in arkansas, 2 people were killed due to the storms. one of them was among folks inside a nursing home near memphis when the tornado hit. officials say 20 people were trapped during this storm. they say the tornado ripped off the roof of the nursing home and damaged other buildings in that town. if early reports are confirmed, this tornado will likely go down perhaps one of the longest track violent tornadoes in united states history. dave. >> ok for today. the rain kind of intensity will be kind of on and as we get into tomorrow, though, a little bit colder rain will develop another line to look out for. we're going to track it for you coming up in just a bit.

>> welcome back. it is 8.15 and it is wet out there taking a live look downtown san francisco this morning. we've got those water droplets on our cameras. the rain kind of coming and going coming and going dave's far as got a little bit more detail about just how long we're going to be dealing with all this wet weather 88. >> this week of the rains kind of coming and going and just about all week long through all of this. this is the progress we have right now. it's still the subtropical jet providing all of this and the kind of, you know, build in

intensity and then die down a little bit more to a drizzle. you expect that all today. there's another stronger potent line. we're looking for into tomorrow as we approach around the noon hour and you really feel temperature shake up with all of that. here is the flow pattern. you can see by putting it into motion nice rains happening overnight. although collectively, we didn't get a whole lot thus far from maybe a 10th of an inch of rain. course, some areas the higher elevations got a lot more than that live shot of half moon, bay. still the fog in place in the overcast skies. in the 40's to near about 50, although that somewhat mild compared to these 30's. we've been having and they're coming back again to when we're done with the rain about let's going forward with that. you can expect for this afternoon. there you have it. rain. heavy at times or at least moderate showers occurring. then by 7.30 or so the rain concentration will be pretty much south of the golden gate bridge is what it looks like. even the north bay a little bit of a break there comes that line. i mentioned as you can see around noon or shortly in the afternoon by tomorrow and this will pick with that much colder air

behind it. snow is, of course, are popping up in the sierra and the snow levels will be falling with all of that to winds other continue. a breezy conditions throughout the day today. as you see double digits. but it's really that front that's going to drive everything tomorrow around the noon hour or so brushing on past. we do have the wind advisory. but that's not actually into effect until 4 they have an expiring at 7. they may expand that a little bit because this timing of this next front looks to be in the early afternoon with that in its wake will be left with breezy conditions very similar to what we have right now. putting it all together here we've got rain and wind going on. wind advisory 4 o'clock that kicks in monday into tuesday. rain break early on monday returns monday afternoon and then up for the mid to latter portion of the week. there is a little bit of a break happening on wednesday. you blink. you miss said we go pack to the light rain in the war intensity for the rain into thursday. we do have a break, though, into the weekend, though, that will be kind of nice. now. futurecast

totals. as i said earlier, we did pick up so much from the overnight thus far as we go out whole tomorrow morning will pick up. as you can see, maybe half an inch of rain. in some cases, 3 quarters of an inch and then comes that way by monday afternoon. you will add to that along with some winds, expect over an inch collection from this point forward mid 50's for high temperatures. that's kind of a good gauge cloudy sky conditions again. rain on and off and intensity mid-fifties across the geography. it looks like for highs today. coming up a little bit here will run through all that again but also take a look at some of the longer range forecast models because even though we're drying out next weekend. there's more success of systems into the following week. >> well, we are kind of spoiled here in the bay area. we can jump in the car and within an hour or so, we can be in napa valley wine country was so many spots to choose from choosing where to go can be hard, especially during the holidays or travel enthusiast. dana redmond joining us now to

talk a little about why we should add yacht fill to the top of the list state. anna. >> good morning. just 10 miles from the city of napa. yeah. bill has that small town kind of charming welcoming sense and truthfully, it's really easy to fall for especially this time of year when it gets all decked out for the holidays with thousands of twinkling lights everywhere. the beauty of doubt bill. park your car and forget about it once you will bill is made for strolling as a friend of mine likes to say everything is across the street and you out. they'll see, don't have to go far to do everything the best way to explore lace up those shoes and start walking. there's plenty of things to see as you get those steps in one of my favorite activities to start with that. really helps you get the lay of the land is the art walk. it's home to about 3 dozen pieces of work. a good handful or so like this one are permanent, but the rest are for sale. you

can download a map from the out. the arts website. but recently you really don't need it. sculptures are scattered throughout town wherever you walk. you're going to find them. they're going to pop up. you're going to come across them plaques nearby each piece of work identify the artist and the name of the piece. and there's even a handy qr code now so you can scan them and get a free self-guided tour along the way that this is one of my favorites year. lurple think my local that little you don't have a of art installations around. >> absolutely and the artwalk is always open to entries. so it's constantly changing. so that's part of the fun that each time you visit. >> you're very likely to find something new and something to make you smile that there's just a lot of fun. they're involved. the other part about. yeah, bill is that most folks don't realize that 100 in napa valley museum. even if you don't consider you are

something museum tight right now. the exhibition dangerous games treasures tweeze we love these kids loaded with nostalgia. remember those tours. well, those 20's that i've played with shrink needing the easy bake oven lawn darts the slip and slide all of those games that we well, how did we survive cha hinger absolutely. there's a ton of this town's and tied to this. you're going to walk through. you're going to smile the whole time were there. the museum really is relatively small is only 3 galleries. one is dedicated to local to changing things it's like this. >> it's not an all-day thing. you need an hour, maybe a little bit more. but again, when you leave, you'll be smiling ear to ear because you'd be laughing about all of those creations. you made with those to make assault is always a good way to get people in in a good mood, right. you know, any time you're seeing 70's to have fun

with. you're always going to you're going to eat. >> really happy. absolutely. now we are in wine country. so i think we should probably squeeze of you wine tastings in their yacht, though, may be small but lots of great choices. this is cornerstone sellers. >> cabernet sauvignon but they also craft and 4 other riders in tasting room which happens to be the oldest building in doubt, bill. it used to be the train station and a great back in the corner there. that is the old ticket window so you can get a kind of look missed out of here as well. why your take? there you go. on your tasting wine. just a few steps away. neighboring jcb salon offers what i would describe as a more modern tasting experience and truthfully just a few steps this is my make. you're winemaker john, john charles will say he's well known for his entertaining flamboyant style and a love for spike lee baca not again,

extreme. and if you really want your cell across the street. this is regis of his caviar and champagne lounge. another venture by chef thomas keller, caviar paired with bubbles and a variety of snacks. i think all sorts of bites. this is an in depth and potato chips. you can also pair it with chicken tenders. if you're in the mood to splurge pretty decade. spot. you can go for yeah. >> well, it all looks delicious. it all sounds always come up with such a good variety of things for people to do. whether they've got kids or are just going up there themselves with their, you significant other that sort of thing. so really appreciate highlighting all that yacht bill has to offer this morning. >> absolutely a great location. whether you're traveling with a loved one with kids in tow whether you just want to wine tasting with to be a little bit of everything. yes. what makes it fun. >> dana, always a pleasure. thank you so much. happy holidays to you.

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>> welcome back. a 26 year on this sunday morning. and national supply chain shortages may soon affect your favorite breakfast shops. according to the new york times, shops are facing a lack of cream cheese. that's a

problem, especially in the big apple where bagel sellers go through thousands of pounds of cream cheese every few weeks stacy-ann gooden has more from new york city. >> junior's restaurant and bakery has been a staple in brooklyn for the last 7 decades. up and running now. but a recent cream cheese shortage forced them to hold production okay. i my at that full and these that i can have that the problem so far we've had to close our baking operations for a day and a half last weekend, one day this owner alan rosen says juniors goes through about 4 million pounds of ingredients to make the signature cake annually cream cheese makes up 85% of the but recently production hit a snag due to supply chain issues that cause the manufacturing plants are having no issues getting back up 200%. so we're feeling i think there there is a there's a labor shortage across the country.

>> so that is affecting their ability to make cream cheese. i think demand want. december is their busiest month yet. despite the shortage, this 3rd generation owner says it hasn't necessarily affected their bottom line, but it has certainly made this holiday a little more nerve wracking obviously coming out of covid demand for cream cheese off. do more comfort food certainly eating more cheesecake. fortunately a recent shipment made it possible to meet today's demands allowing customers to satisfy their sweet tooth at nice lad. ona lea. >> give me some runs out you know, it out a violent. some those sweet. i love to read cheesecake is so delicious. yes, there's a shocking but not here right but everything his plane >> there's no telling how long that supplies last. there is no plan b when it comes to making great cheesecake. so we're just going to keep that you.

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>> good sunday morning. welcome back here to the kron 00:00am morning news. it is 8.32 on this sunday morning. and as you can see, the roads are pretty slick out there. so if you're headed anywhere, make sure drive slowly don't try and go through any of those puddles because we've got already have a little bit of rain getting even more today and into the next couple of days. dave spahr have little bit more detail on all that. hey, good good morning, everybody. and the radar is green and it will remain that way for the next couple of days here, of course, will be painting different kind of contraptions, if you will, over the next couple of days or artwork. >> will look a little different each time. this is what it looks like right now. as you can see, it can southern moran looks like the heavy rain is through san

francisco and out of the south bay a little bit there. more upstream as we're getting the subtropical jet. that means us relatively mild air and with chilly outside with the reigning in all. but it's not that cold front yet. that's due to arrive tomorrow. there it is churning up there in the gulf of alaska and that's going to blow this lower the snow levels and will probably start to see some snow up there in mount hamilton mount diablo after a the system winds down there. you have it on the east bay shoreline. the fog in place and the light rain and places. well, there's our winds of the southeast. this could be a little bit of a shift with the winds. we expect tomorrow with that front bringing in from the north. we do have a wind advisory with all of this that goes into effect at 4 o'clock for today. just about all the bay area's covered except 3 counties up in the north bay there. napa, sonoma and marin technically not enough. but we do see an uptick on those winds, particularly by noon tomorrow. now breaking your day down. pretty simple showers to light rain to a times and bedded moderate rain going on there with that. now,

there's more to come. as we mentioned, upstream, as we get into early next week. we're going plot that for you and take a peek long-range because there's more into the following week as well. well, thanks, dave. >> a good samaritan makes a grisly discovery when they come across a dog stabbed and near death. the quick work of veterinarians saved the dog named punchy dough, which also had some broken ribs and bruised lungs and now the search is on for whoever harmed that show us so badly. chris wolfe has details. >> punchy told the chihuahua mix may be small, but he's tough. a fighter, a quiet survivor. the older pooch from pomona is recovering at home following a brutal attack on wednesday morning. he escaped from his backyard by digging under a fence later, a passer by in a nearby playground and park found pun cheetos battered little body and at first glance thought the dog was dead. that person contacted the inland valley humane society and spca to

report a case of animal cruelty, but the responding animal control officer discovered that you well, what was still breathing and fighting for his life. punch. ito was rushed to the humane society for emergency treatment. the medical team found multiple stab wounds including for large cuts across his neck and stomach and back. the tiny dog also suffered broken ribs, and bruised lungs. extensive surgery and a strong will to live were clearly a winning combination for punchy toe members of the humane society's cruelty investigation staff were able to locate that you i was owners and reunite the family. the owners are not suspects in this case. >> you know, i'm care, you know, because this school it's right here. what with the people do to my dog in and it's a lot of kits gets in maybe. you know, next time

he's going kit and he's going to do the same thing. >> gets a speedy recovery back here at home, up in the north bay. petaluma police say a 19 year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and possessing narcotics to self. police say the suspect ran a red light petaluma boulevard, south and k street right after midnight. when an officer tried to pull him over. he attempted to run off. but the suspect finally stopped at a dead end road after a dui check and search of the car. police say he was driving under the influence of alcohol and is under 21 years of age. there were narcotics in the car as well. person snap and booked into the sonoma county jail. and samara fell police and the school district are investigating a violent threat towards davidson middle school superintendent jim hogan boom sent out an email to parents explaining the threat was made towards the school for tomorrow. monday. december

13th further details of that threat have not yet been released. but school officials say they're taking messages like these very seriously and are actively collaborating with the sandra fell police department to try and figure out what's going on here. the superintendent says as officials learn more, they're going to follow up again today with more information about what the next step is going to be for tomorrow. this is a developing story. so be sure to stick with kron 4 kron on kron. 4 dot com will have the latest on this story. breaking news this morning. mexican musical icon be sent. they fernandez has passed away at 81 years old. according to a post from the singer's official facebook page fernandez passed around 6.15 this morning over the course of his career ernandes sold more than 65 million albums and filmed more than 35 movies. he's also a 3 time grammy winner and a time latin

grammy winner. he was named person of the year by the latin recording academy back in 2000, 2. so may he rest in peace. we'll be right back. stick with us. kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

>> well, a popular family tracking app is selling location data to marketing companies and people are spending some big money on an f tease. rich demuro has got some details in today's tech smart.

>> here's what's happening in the tech world. the popular tracking app life 3.60, lets you see where your family is on a map, but apparently they're selling that data to the highest bidder. a new report from the web site. the sells its location data to about a dozen different brokers who then sell it to marketers life. 3.60. has over 30 million users, a portion of them children. the company told the website that the business model offer core life 3.60 services for free. the company's privacy policy does say they might share your information, but in a way that can identify you life. 3.60 recently purchased the tracking company tile. t-mobile has been rejecting iphone and apple watch rebates to the tune of several $100. now the company says it's a mistake and they will fix it. the issue brought to light by popular. apple tech journalist mark gurman who writes for bloomberg. he said apple easily gave him his trade in money. we upgraded his iphone. but t mobile's promise monthly bill credits were rejected a

$100. apple watch rebate also from t-mobile was denied. now, t-mobile says the rebate issue was caused by a bug and they're in the process of fixing it customers who were mistakenly denied should get a text to resume the process. people are spending a lot of money on an f tease to the tune of 30 billion dollars in 2021 this according to new insights from chain analysis nfts or non-fungible tokens basically a form of digital collectibles. they're all powered by the block chain and can be images. video audio or even linked to physical objects and at t's are typically purchased with crypto currency. some of the most popular nfts come from a collection called crypto punks which have sold nearly 3 billion dollars worth the web site open sea is the most popular place to buy an ftc. sounds like it's good to know the abc's of nfts. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart.

okay. somewhat mild compared to the cooler temperatures coming our way as we look for rain, kind of on and off a little bit today. >> it will be building, though, into tomorrow that we have another way to look out for and more upstream. one, take

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>> lots of dark skies, lot of rain coming down wet roads. so be careful if you're headed out the door at some point this morning. dave spahr is taking us the patterns here of the weather that we're going to see the next couple days a day for or somebody is going to exact replica on their backyard or something it looks like a little toy. akshay king a little bit kind of underscore. we've got breezy conditions going on. good morning. and this our rain as you see here, will kind of build intensity and then die down and build intensity. so. >> kind of all day, although not quite the intensity that big october rain we had on that sunday. so won't collect quite that much. but over the course of the week. we're still looking for several inches out of this program here. >> what's going on. tahoe turn all this and the form of snow. but there's a drop in temperatures. as you can see, as early as tuesday and even hang around for wednesday as well. no surprise there being snow. but the snow levels will fall to lower elevation with that in mind, we're also going to notice some of that around the bay area to cover our mountains. now winter storm warning is in effect until 10

pm on tuesday. course. this is always organic. it can change expect this to be measured in feet up there. so it's all going to be waiting for you for next weekend. however, as we're going to show you the longer range forecast models. there's another batch of some more weather coming their way early into the following their way are way too. we'll get into that in just a bit. right now, a live shot coming in to the east bay shoreline. there you see the overcast skies temperature check in the upper 40's 50 or so for concord, we're not going to move much beyond that point. so future cast for what goes on today. the rain and various intensity levels here by this evening. however, it's going to be shifted to the south. most of the action give the north bay a relative period of a break. you're going on. so the heavy rains will be in the peninsula. the santa cruz mountains. it should be noted potentially for some flooding going on there because it's just going to be really coming down there over the course of today. tonight and even into monday night. here comes that line. this line is a divider with some cooler air coming in. this is going to help

serve lowering the snow levels and notice the colors ation from mount hamilton here later on. well, we there you go. that kind of indicate say the computer saying this is colder air and must be in the form of snow. we're probably getting some even at this point from some of that going on. and there you see up to tahoe how it continues to collect now we're at a tuesday morning. there are still a little bit more beyond that point. but then we get a little break and then another dose to finish off the week. but that will be quite as intense as we've been through enough part 2 is the wind. so we have a lot of the south as you can see, the wind advisory doesn't pick up until this afternoon in with that frontal boundary that's going to drive some winds going forward. and there's a little bit of a shift that starts to happen more kind of on shore. winds in its wake typical with a front moving through. so it's going to have much more about cooler feel to that. let's go through the entire week period with all of this. okay. we get to around the middle of the week. a little break here. blanket knesset and then another one as we see wednesday, thursday breaking up and time on friday for kind

of a dry weekend, at least a dry weekend until this next batch on monday and another one in tuesday that also deposits mountain snows up there. so there's a nice break for some activity, maybe up to tahoe where the weather really shuts off that enjoy some of this, but maybe get back the bay area here before we start getting more weather 7 day forecast. here's how we do it down to about 50 for a high on tuesday. that's who the real impact from this front going to be chilly in the morning hours to in the 30's getting close to freezing. so watch some of the outlying areas and beeps but potentially some black ice sometimes and some cold air drainage. when you get to lower elevations a bit and even along the coast are looking at some lower 40's with all of that as well. >> for your health this morning. if the 2020 holiday season was the year to cancel everything 2021 is here to have fun again. but if you're trying to secure health goals. holiday parties can trigger some serious stress. don't throw up your hands and the feet just yet, though, because our health expert, walk is here with some tips on how to

cope with all the cocktail parties. the christmas cookies covid-19, of care. there's a lot to talk about first you're focusing on those who are hosting any holiday parties. what's your big tip for them. so make room to mingle, you know, allow create an environment where people could kind of spread out. so if you have the availability outside, then try to set up something outside. some people can get fresh air. or if you do have an outdoor party set up a fire pit heating lamps. but fire pits a really fun. and if you do do something outside, have some type of activity out something roast pineapple over the fire are roasting. bob's are many sandwiches. >> make it really fun. and maybe you might need some marshmallows for those. some some people you're allowing us marshmallows.

>> i'm just everything in my their kids involved a night still want speaking of marshmallows, let's talk about maintaining your weight there's a a lot of weight gain over the holidays. yes. so here's here's the bad news. that the study shows that the average american gains 5 to 7 pounds over the course of the whole winter and my my patients and clients always asked me to. >> show this again to remind them how much 5 pounds of fat is bank. this is 5 so it may not seem like all that much on the scale. but it's a lot right there and it's heavy too. well, yeah, it doesn't really look to think that that's a great when you're ever going add news is that most people don't lose that weight after they gain it.

>> so it you know, in the summer and fall in come in the fall in the winter. you still have the 5 to 7 pounds that you gained last year and it just starts to accumulate. so that's why older adults, you know, they gain it's easy for them to pack on 1015, 20 pounds. yes. stuff and its stubborn weight. they can't really give it up. so a lot of a lot of people end up overeating because they're stressed out. so how can we kind of stop that process or slow it down a little bit. >> yes. so that's the emotional eating. it's emotional time right now. everyone's stressed out and the the one way to to curb the emotional eating is to first recognize that you're doing it. a lot of people don't even realize that they're eating at a stress. >> oftentimes they'll tell me i just can't get rid of my chocolate craving aren't creating chips. i can't stop. i'm so weak. but actually they're not recognizing that they are stir in the eating

added stress. so the first thing to do is just be really mindful and kind of recognize and look at your eating patterns when you're eating emotionally. that comes on very suddenly those cravings just all is said and no, i want to you know, my favorite comfort food, but when you're physiologically, hungry that's very slow. just pay attention to that. well, in a way to reduce your stress levels is too. >> decide what you have to do versus what you want to do. >> yes, this is the the. >> have to do list. very says they want to do listen, i i say try to balance that out. we and i'm guilty of that creating this to do list that just keeps on going on forever and never getting to the things i want to do so i'm saying to reverse that start out with the things you want to do and then work your way down into the things you have

to do. >> and some of those have to do use may not be significant anymore. but if you if you're always doing things that you have to do. it creates resentment. >> anger. >> and just deprivation, which will cause you to eat emotionally. and and that that also kind of goes hand-in-hand with managing your social stressors. because a lot of times, you know, we go to a party, you're >> feel like you have to include yourself in other people's conversations. that sort of thing. but you don't always have to say yes to party invitations, which i think is a little bit difficult for some people to understand yeah. it is difficult to do. but if you and if you put your calendar out at the very beginning of the the. >> the holiday season and start plugging in things that you want to do and schedule even schedule in your exercise time. so if some of these social events, our conflicting

with the scheduled. exercise time included, then you can just say, you know, i already have something scheduled on that day. so you're prepared to to decline. if you have to. but over committing could definitely create stress okay. final thing. say no to food pushers and don't be a food pressure. i those are the who are saying just try, try my whatever it is. >> and you really don't want it or even one more bite. you know, and it's just like we have to learn to just say no smile and say no thank you. but this is where i also suggest having prepared script. kids there. food pushers center just hard to say no to. so have something prepared to say you'll get

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take a look at this. the christmas tree in jack london square was lit up last night in oakland. this time in a good way. you might remember the tree actually set on fire last week. but thankfully

firefighters, we're able to save it and look at that. absolutely gorgeous last night's tree lighting went off without a hitch. santa was there on hand. dozens of families gathered for the event there in jack london square. so a nice, beautiful way to kick off the holiday season. still ahead here in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news a sandbag distribution taking place today in san francisco. >> we've got all you need to

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>> from >> the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at know. >> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. it is a rainy sunday morning as you can see behind me, we've got a lot of us. lots of water drops on our camera there looking at the bay bridge and it's raining all across the bay when it starts off to get check of your forecast with dave spahr. he's got all the details for us. hey, dave. okay. good morning. well, good morning, everybody. and rain is what you can expect over the next couple of days. a good commitment of that. and we've got some heavier hits expected later on. but for today kind of the rain is going to be kind of off and on type thing between drizzle and a moderate shower going on throughout the day today. we expect those winds to pick up a little bit in the afternoon hours. here's how it looks like an stormtracker 4 at a dust this off a little bit, but it's going to be busy over the next week and they want to get technical about it maybe next couple days into the following week here for holds together.

>> there you have where the rain patches are. you can see quite a bit of a clearing out there, too. in contra, costa county looks like they're getting a little bit of a breather right now. flow pattern is very typical. again, we have a subtropical jet. the up to the north. that's going to drive some cooler temps for us, but still have the foggy cloudy sky conditions around the area. as you can see, that's the east bay shoreline temperatures approaching about 50 with some upper 40's at hand and the winds currently now out of the southeast. they will shift out of the northwest later on when this low drops, a little further south. and with that, the wind advisory that had to be kicks in 4 o'clock today and some of these wind gusts could get up to about 55 with that line. marching south. all right. here's the breakdown for you. it showers showers and rain and rain. and then showers is what we expected to tonight as well. when one plot all this for you. what you'd expect in the next 48 hours. and then later on we'll take a look at longer range in get getting into early. the following week. noel all take all we can get. thanks, dave. we are continuing to follow

the aftermath of the devastating tornadoes across the midwest and southeastern united states 36 people are dead across 5 different states and crews are still. >> combing through fields of wreckage searching for missing people officials actually fear the death toll may rise to more than 100 this is some video of destruction in kentucky, a tornado destroying a candle factory killing 22 people there. the governor fearing 70 more people may have been killed there. governor andy beshear touring the damage across the western part of kentucky, including in dawson springs that are the hardest hit towns in the tri-state. mike pickett has the latest. >> dawson springs. residents are starting to get a better sense of the damage caused by yesterday's tornado. this community here in hopkins county. it was one of sever across kentucky that was severely damaged by the tornado. i worked madisonville to want and i work. there were other tornadoes of this. this is stores.

>> a day of cleaning rebuilding and checking on family and friends after a night of destruction, one in particular. got. >> got injured pretty badly. her whole trailer was picked up off the foundation and. she's currently in the hospital. governor beshear declared a state of emergency is sending teams to hard-hit areas and activated the kentucky national guard they will help with cleanup and recovery and search and rescue efforts in hopkins and at least 5 other kentucky counties. one of the concerns that the mayor just shared in particular. >> it is really being able to touch base with a lot of the folks who are out of contact that don't direct communications with governor beshear also said president find the prove their federal emergency declaration request and started that he wants to kentucky tornado relief fund to help tornado victims. >> people who live and work in dawson springs hope the tornado didn't take away for what they say is a special place. want to give up in our community. we don't want anyone to just pack up and

move away. we want people to stay here. this is still a great community. both dawson springs in hopkins county officials are asking people that either don't or don't have any business here in town. the police stay away. so it does not impede with the cleanup and recovery efforts in dawson springs. my pick. it. >> meanwhile, in edwardsville, illinois, 6 people were killed when an amazon warehouse was hit by tornado. this is just southeast of chicago. you can see the look there. the tornado ripped the roof off the warehouse and then a wall about the length of a football field collapsed and trapped workers inside 45 people made it out safely. but investigators say they aren't sure if anyone is still unaccounted for because this all happened in hit during a shift change. so there still trying to get all of the details there. meanwhile, in arkansas 2 people were killed due to the storms. one of them was among folks inside a nursing home near memphis when the tornado hit. officials say 20 people were trapped during

this. they say a tornado ripped off the roof of the nursing home and then damaged other buildings in that town. if early reports are confirmed here, this a tornado's going to likely go down perhaps as one of the longest track violent tornadoes in united states history. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, a man opens fire at neighbors in antioch. we've got details on the 7 hour standoff with police. >> and after the break, lake tahoe on alert for a winter storm. we've got tips on how you can get up. >> or get down there safely. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?!

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>> welcome back. 9.10 on this sunday morning. in a winter storm warning is in effect right now through tuesday night for lake tahoe and other areas to the north there in the sierra the national weather service saying snow was supposed to start falling last night. the heaviest of it, though, expected to fall tonight through monday. caltrans is warning drivers chains are required this weekend on highways in and out of tahoe. we spoke with a caltrans spokesperson about preparing take that drive. >> this graphic pretty much covers what we always tell people have an emergency kit

full tank of gas. you want to have your cell phone, fully charged sitting in traffic for a while. have some snacks and water, that kind of thing because it's not it's not going to be routine ride home on sunday that can guarantee that it's going to take longer than normal. so we want people to be prepared for that. >> steve nelson says they do some prep work before the snow hits, though salt and brine is on the road. so they are prepared for 24 7 storm coverage. employees are working 12 hour shifts in fact, to ensure travelers make it up and back down the mountain safely dave, ok, we have a whole week of weather going on both up there and in the bay area as well. going to take a breather. by the way, way upstream into next weekend. by the way, someone head up. there will be all that snow waiting for you for today. we've got the rain and the showers all day today with some winds kicking in this program as well. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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water is so and they love this rain feels like we're getting good dose is where it's all going to pile on top of us. that's right. it's not that october sunday that we had. yeah. we'll build the ark on that one. but here this yeah. this is much better, although we do have some pockets of heavier intensity coming our way. i'm going to walk that just a bit. but here's the progress report thus far how we stand currently right now on storm tracker we get the least used it again about that east bay looks like it's breaking up a little bit, but upstream a southern marin and a little bit into san francisco. you can see building in summit n intensity and the pattern is southwest south into the southeast is where the we go. and we're still in the subtropical jet quadrant before that low drops south. we get some colder air in here and everybody is going to feel that snow levels are going to drop everywhere. temperature. check for us. so we're 50 degree least upper 40's that that the bottle at 4849 going on for freeman and 50 san jose futurecast for on all of this. so today, again, the rain intensity high and low high and low do want to

point out santa cruz mountains, you get that typical up sloping anyway. but that's going to be playing out and and big time for today. so we may see some localized flooding going on there. the national weather service has been talking a little bit about that. but what will happen by 6 or so is the concentration of the heaviest rain will exit the north bay on balance a little bit up the solano county but will favor more. the east bay peninsula and the santa cruz mountains a little bit. also a possibility is when that colder air funding gets in here. might get a little dusting potentially some of the higher tops there and the santa cruz mountains as well, ok, that's the big was mentioning here. and a new national say this is going to be also a driver. some winds. it will then march on through with heavy rain in bed with all of that. then we clear out on the north bay yet again by uc tuesday on that. and we're starting to approach that little break that we get until second little those to kind of finish off the week a little bit as well. winds out of the southeast. we are or the south because we're still waiting for that front. that's going to change everything

going to drive winds. now, the advisory kicks in today at 4 o'clock is a formality. and then the really heavy winds. you can see with that front coming here by monday and really into monday afternoon as well. see the onshore flow that we get after the front starts to drop towards the south, not roll long lasting and then it goes back to the breezy like conditions that we're experiencing now. rain and winds today, wind advisory for by the way, rain breaks early on monday. there's just a little window there. and then that line marches south into the afternoon for most of the bay there. that's the heavy winds and the heavy rain mid to late week here. there's a break early on wednesday. then we fire about again wednesday night into thursday. but what's nice is next like it's going to clear out temporarily longer range. we're going to this thing again a little bit for rainfall. total collection thus far. you know, about a 10th of an inch of rain got about a dime little bit more than that. we're going to add to that from that point and some cases to quarters of an inch of rain, then comes that front. we had even more over an inch of rain. that's on top

of anything. we've already had. everybody looks like they're getting close to an inch from all that. so that's nice. and that's based out over the course of when you count saturday night and all this and this takes us to monday. you know, good 48 hours or more to kind of collect all that. and again, there's going to be more for this week ahead. 57 san francisco 56 oakland 56 also san jose, everybody's got the rain. everybody's got the winds in mid 50's. pretty much for highs today by the way, speaking of what's going on early next week will march through models for you coming up in a bit and take a look at that. extended forecast. noel, thanks a. >> there are several things you can do to prepare for the rains that we're going to be seeing over the next couple of days. flooding concerns are there as day was mentioning. if you still need supplies to protect your home or business might want to pick up some sandbags kron fours. camila barco live in san francisco with more on distribution effort. take mila. >> good morning. all. take a look at all the behind me. they're ready to be picked up and the process is simple. all you have to do is pull up and

then load them onto your car. i've seen about a dozen people this morning come by just get these sandbags. and there beneficial for several reasons. but the main one is just keeping that outside rain from coming in side. your home now, san francisco public worth works is offering them right now. and you can come pick some up until 2 this afternoon. san francisco residents and businesses can get up 10 of these 4 free and you can get them at the public works operation art. it's located at more rain and kansas street. but they do ask that you bring your mask and also proof of address. now meteorologists at the national weather service are predicting several inches of water across the bay area. it is also going to be a windy system. so peony is on standby for possible power outages. but make sure to have some food, water and flashlights on hand just in case meteorologists at the national weather service don't

anticipate for major river. and thanks to overflow. but they do expect to to see some places flood. >> but localized flooding. and you know, off-ramps on-ramps a place there's just low spots in training and the storm drains just can't keep up the amount of water that's where we're expecting the plane to happen. >> now garcia the person you just heard advises drivers to beat patient pack some patience over the next few days because the roads are going to be flick. but the good thing is that he says this rainstorm is not going to be as aggressive as the one that we saw in october. but there's still time to get those sandbags. in case you need them again, public, the san francisco public works operation yard is going to be open until 2 this afternoon. again, all you have to do pull up and then a load them onto your car. bring your mask and also proof of address to show

and prove that you do live here in san francisco. well, back to you. all right. looks like a more people are arriving now. >> for their sandbags. thank you for that live report. >> kron four's going help you stay up to date with this weather forecast. we've got here scan. the qr code that see on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store. we can download the kron 4 mobile app for free. some other news in the east bay. a man is dead this morning after a 7 hour standoff with police in antioch that man was accused of shooting at cars homes and police on friday night kron forcefully chagall has the details. >> neighbors around court in were ordered to shelter in place or evacuate of safely possible just after 1 o'clock friday afternoon. yeah. that's when police responded to reports of a man firing a rifle at cars houses officers and eventually shooting down a police drone surveying the area. first of all. >> you don't know where it's coming from. and the next thing is that. i'm going it

this way. it's christmas time. why would somebody be shooting gun to push police have not released a motive. investigators say man went back into a home where stayed for several hours continuing to shoot outside directing gunfire at neighbors and police. >> then shortly after police say he set fire to the garage just after 7 o'clock at night. he walked outside and was gunned down by the swat team it was rendered and the suspect was pronounced. >> he seized on the scene. >> a community service officer what appears was accidentally hit by a truck while in his car blocking traffic from entering the crime scene suffered injuries but is expected to survive. >> as with the shooter made to police for the contra costa county coroner's division. >> i released his identity. believe that all kron 4 >> kron 4 morning news will continue right after the break.

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opening more terrain as quickly and as safely as possible. my message to guests you know, play it safe that means plenty of snow. no need to rush it on the road. and then of course always obey closures on the resort to see that rope line don't cross it. >> northstar big springs gondola started loading up folks about an hour ago. other trails just opened up about a half hour ago. so it's going to be a busy day out on the slopes and the trails today. if you are heading up there are heading back mindful of the roads not only up there with the snow. but here at home getting out of the city is going out of the city at a bay area. those roads are going to be really wet. dave spahr is in the weather center. he's got a little bit more detail on the rains that we're dealing with kj. yeah. don't forget to next weekend. it will be there waiting for you. all the snow that they'll continue to collect throughout the week ahead. so there's plenty more to be had. >> good morning, everybody. and yes, rain we have in the bay area with a mountain snows continuing now today's going to be kind of a day of the the

rain that will sometimes be moderate pockets here and there. but then very light in other depending on the time of day that you're looking where you are. this is what it looks like on radar to get kind of a snapshot. actually, it looks like it's becoming very, very modest here. most of the areas opening up think most of the north bay. it's hardly see anything outside of southern marin. a little bit in the san francisco in a little pocket there around fremont and off towards the east bay a bit. so this is all the subtropical jet. there's yet another line upstream that will drive heavier rains that will be for your monday now probably around the noon hour or so and driving some hefty kind of breezy going on here. and the winds kind of variable or out of the south as you will notice and some places like pacifica good offshore wind going on there at 33 notice 13 out of san francisco in a bottle. but we do have a wind advisory that's been posted this goes into effect at 4 o'clock today counting solano county up there in the north bay. the 3 other counties are not in this napa sonoma and are in a look at the

day-to-day. it showers and light rain mixture going on. it will kind of very throughout the day that will be the course for the overnight. however, expect basically tomorrow morning for your morning commute. the wet roads don't forget the puddles and places that maybe haven't seen puddles for a while. they will redevelop and also winds. then later on around the lunch hour. we expect the heavier rains to to come on in again, we'll take a look at those those models for you in a bit. and also those longer range forecast models too. well. >> residents across the bay preparing for that. and coming a sphere kriv are expected to bring those heavy winds and the rain. the weather system has utility crews increasing staff to help with possible power outages. kron four's. gayle ong showing us how people are getting ready for the storm. >> well, the weather was overall quiet on saturday hardware stores were kept busy across the region. one north based or had their shelves cleared just what the last 2 hours of all sold out sold out of rain gear markel manager of

jackson's hardware in sandra fell is showing us empty shelves as of saturday afternoon. we're selling out. >> rain barrel gets to capture some rain all of the boats and weatherproof products and atmospheric river in this case infamously known as the pineapple express is expected to bring widespread rain. gusty winds hazardous beach and marine conditions sunday into monday. cities like santa rosa is expecting up to 6 inches of rain. the city experienced flooding during the last powerful storm in october. a lot of measures have been taken since then and prior to then. >> to make sure that hopefully our systems continue to flow as they're supposed to do so, not only is the city constantly checking our creeks, you know, working on drainage issues can do conducting maintenance are also residents to do the same thing. maintenance like clearing the gutters, checking the wipers and securing any loose outdoor objects cities like santa rosa in other communities have sandbags stations that are available for for community members to use. but some general

maintenance that residents can do like clear in the leaves and debris out of gutters. so hopefully the rain goes. we want to go back at center fell jackson's hardware already putting in orders for next week when another weaker system is expected to arrive. >> after the atmospheric river a buyer's very diligent. they search out wherever they get items from >> we're able to fill and we stopped and still in the cycle. just goes on and on. >> pg. e is asking customers to brace for possible power outages and to have flashlights with fresh batteries ready to go as well as food and water extra crews will be on standby this weekend if needed reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> kron four's going to be a stay up to date on all of this wet weather just scan the qr code that you see there on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store or you can download the kron 4 mobile app for free. we are continuing to follow developing news of the widespread damage in other parts of the country after

tornadoes touched down in multiple states. one of those tornadoes. >> ripping through an amazon warehouse in edwardsville, illinois. it's about 4 hours southwest of chicago. that storm killed 6 people at the amazon delivery facility. an additional 45 people did make it out safely. but rescue operations have now shifted to recovery operations. jasmine huda has more from edwardsville. well, that is the amazon facility over my left shoulder and the damage there is significant. >> we're talking a 150 yards. so think one and a half football fields. but the big loss is the loss of life. 6 people killed and more sad news to report. >> this is a tragic day in illinois history. the illinois governor's summing up what has been a chaotic terrifying and traumatic event with more days like this to follow the images from bommarito automotive group skyfox telling the story

at about 8.30, friday evening. a tornado tore through this amazon facility on gateway commerce center drive south 6 people died. 45 made it out safely. one remains hospitalized and another sobering piece of news rescue operations have ended and have shifted to recovery continuing to search the site for evidence of life and will continue recovery operations until all personnel are accounted for. >> but this time estimates or the recovery portion of the it will take about 3 more days. if you'd like to deliver food and water. we're recommending the red cross. the salvation army. i can say the most important thing you can do is pray for the victims. and their families. edwardsville police want families to know that a reunification center remains open at the nearby pontoon beach. police department if their loved ones missing. we are still out to him. >> in the meantime, few details about who was inside this facility and where if anywhere they were sheltered

when the tornado hit. >> and what steps amazon is taking in response to the tragedy. >> also spoke with amazon earlier today and then for them to provide every assistance to this community, which they have said they intend to do. >> and this is gone from a rescue operation to a recovery operation in those first responder teams expected to be here for the next 3 days. they will do their work in the daylight hours. one more thing about donations city of edwardsville wants the public to know that if they want to help support those people affected. and what's going on here. they can make donations to the salvation army or the american red cross in edwardsville. i'm jasmine huda. >> meanwhile, amazon founder jeff bezos has offered his condolences to the community of edwardsville after at least 6 people died in that warehouse in a twitter post. he wrote the news is tragic

were heartbroken over the loss of our teammates there and our thoughts and prayers are with their families and loved ones. all of edwards bill should know the amazon team is committed to supporting them and will be by their side through this crisis. we extend our fullest gratitude to all the incredible first responders who have worked so tirelessly at the site. school districts across the country are dealing with severe staffing shortages leading some to question if they'll be able to keep schools open for in-person learning as covid cases increase through the winter our washington, dc correspondent alexandra limon has the latest. >> around the country. school districts are having a difficult time keeping their doors open and students learning in the classroom. the cause of those staff shortages from teachers to bus drivers at many schools around the country. there just aren't enough employees, some of left because the pay is so inadequate in the work hours or so irregular those staff shortages have forced some schools to return to virtual

learning temporarily, something that could happen more often if the number of covid cases continues rising through the winter and make shortages even wars secretary of education. miguel cardona says the money congress approved in the coronavirus aid packages should help keep students in the classroom a short term. we need to make sure we have enough staff and maybe bring back that hire teachers and help incentivize that some districts are considering allowing retired teachers or those nearing retirement to work. while also receiving their pensions getting experienced teachers and that is helpful. i think school systems need to be creative. ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says ensuring all staff and students are vaccinated will also be critical. some people have left the profession because. >> they're concerned about their health. but republican pennsylvania congressman mike kelly says implementing mandates could backfire. this idea of vaccines mandate has become a political battle. i don't think it's really a policy battle. once you tell somebody you're going to have

to do this. they start to back off. >> and around the country. school districts have seen teachers quit or be fired because they failed to comply with vaccine mandates. >> breaking news this morning. mexican musical icon the scent they fernandez has passed away at 81. according to a post from the singer's official facebook page fernandez pass at around 6.15, this morning over the course of his career, he sold more than 65 million albums and films more than 35 movies. he's also a 3 time grammy winner 8 time latin grammy winner. he was named person of the year by the latin recording academy back in 2002. i know a lot of very saddened to hear of his last may he rest in peace will be right back after the break.

>> welcome back. 9.44 here on this sunday morning and the rain is coming down. this is a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. you can barely see the cars there because all the rain on the camera there. but as you can see, not a lot of cars on the road seems people are going kind of slow because it is slick out dave spahr says that we are going to kind of see the rain come and go over the next several hours. right. yeah. and live rain on television right there. that's

live right. you've got what that's a big in dry. we are. so that's right. the intense he's going to kind of, you know, build and then die down a little bit between that drizzle. >> and showers to reign of this is we've got going on. it's pretty much chewed up right now. but we expected to still kind of build up this afternoon and through the overnight hours. now we're waiting for a line to drop south. that will be around the noon hour tomorrow. that's going to drive some winds with all of that and some heavier rains. so that's to look out for. and this also means that snow up in the mountains. we've been talking about 2 but also look at the temperature drop, particularly on tuesday from that said front down to 2629. you can see also on wednesday that no lower snow levels which we're going to see here in the bay area. little bit too. perhaps santa cruz tuesday wednesday from the mountains. the higher peaks you might pick up maybe a little bit in the way of some snow potentially here. we do have a winter storm warning that's in effect until 10 o'clock up there until tuesday on all of this. others, a nother system towards the end

of the week here. don't think that's going to be winter storm warning tight but will be adding to that snow bank that we have. and there's even more further upstream. it'll show you that in just a bit. but first of all, first things first, your sunday again, we've got the scattered showers are still yellows and here. so we'll have some intensity kind of pulsating hear notice. the concentration has been to the south and the santa cruz mountains, particularly that's not that. that's pretty typical when you get that up. sloping thing in the mountains. so we may get some locally, heavy rains there in the may be some localized flooding again. once we get that front later on the colder stuff. that's when that potentially could turn into the form of some snow going on for the higher a mountain tops with all of that. so really by monday night in the tuesday is when we finally see the start to subside. we take a breather. midweek before yet another dose hits us at the end of the week. our winds, it's going to be a breezy kind of blustery day today. there you see the winds out of the south because still where that subtropical jet atmosphere

river thing until the colder air filters in here and that looks to be by monday say around the noon hour or so short paul station and then the winds die down to the levels that we're pretty much now. this is the longer range forecast model that is up to this real quickly just to show you there's the break. there's the end of the go up to tahoe for next weekend and then make sure you get back the bay area real quick because another dose coming our way. your seven-day forecast bundle up by tuesday in the morning hours getting chilly chilly chilly. well. >> and that includes shows at the new conservatory theater in san francisco right now. production is going on. it's called gently down the stream. it's running through january. joining us to talk about the show is donald curie. he plays bo in the production. donald, thank you so much for joining us. this show has been called an epic sweep of lgbt history. how would you describe the show.

>> so it's the story of an older from new orleans and he lives in london and by chance one night for some crazy reason. he goes on to gaydar and he needs this younger fellow named rufus who is fascinated with mid 20th century culture and he convinces beauregard after they become a couple actually, he convinces him to make a videos and telling stories about what it was like to be a man in the middle of the 20th century in america. and he also wants to know about beauregard was a mabel mercer is a compass for people who don't know who mabel mercer was. she was a a very famous in the 50's and 60's cabaret singer and beauregard was her was her accompanist and he has just fantastic stories to tell in the way that those sort of loquacious southern gentleman

can tell stories. so i have like 5 different monologues. i call it the mount everest of memorization to have done it. and the monologues. i just sublimely beautiful. >> and they're not all happy by any means because some terrible things that happened. >> to beauregard in those times. so it's just the most beautiful, beautiful with a great deal of sentiment, without any 7 mentality, a great deal of humor because beauregard pretty funny. guy and it's it's a lovely place. i when i when i saw the script, i just thought, well, i have to do this that's all. and amazing the audience sits in rapt attention for these stories. really wonderful. a lot of touching moment. it looks like a lot of fun accents. if you're talking someone from the south and inland. and that's kind of fun to see. i know it's been a little over a week since the

show opened how has it been getting back out on stage since everything was, you know, shut down well, yes. >> it's been i frankly never thought. >> i would do anything again and certainly through the pandemic that seem to. so if i that thought and then this script came along. and i thought, well, it's the last thing i do is the one i'm going to do and it's just first of all, being on stage with daniel danny redmond davies who plays my boyfriend rufus. it's heaven. he's one of those actors where you just there present with him. stuff happens in the course of the of the performance. and we just go with that. we got the ball back and forth he's fantastic and he is a british about the accident. i had to work with the an accident coach to get into all and but beauregard has not lived in new orleans for 40 years. so.

we bring the action and out in and out. you know, and so so lovely play. well, i know it is going until january 9th. so people have a little bit of time to go ahead and get tickets and whatnot again. this is at the new conservatory theater in san francisco. what do you hope audience members take away from the as they as they walk out of the theater once it's over. >> they will can tell you that. but in a good way. and we reveal a great deal of the history of lgbtq people through the 20th century, things that a lot of people and do not know things that happened the the upstairs lounge fire in new orleans for so the we hope that people take away a broader picture of of our as just part of the fabric of humanity. is it

deeply human play? it ends with a baby very sweet gently down the stream again. it's running until january 9 there at the new conservatory theater in san francisco. donald, thank you so much for joining me and break a leg. >> it. thank you very much. i will do very before we go,

want to show you this. the christmas tree in jack london square was lit up last night in oakland. this time in a good way. >> you might remember the tree was actually set on fire last week. but thankfully firefighters were able to say that and this tree lighting went off without a hitch last night. absolutely beautiful out there, santa, as you can see, was on hand with dozens of families as they all gathered for the event in absolutely gorgeous. a feel like taking a look at a nice treat jack london square is a nice one, too. go to also san francisco's hotel. also in the holiday spirit this year. they've brought back what they call santa sweets conference traveled is yes, dana robin, we heard from her a little bit earlier today. she was actually able to take a closer look at all that the rooms have to offer i guess outfit it all with nice sweet. send treats for ia. the suites are the sweets not just the, you

know, cookies and stuff. but the actual suites that you stay and they're going to cost you some of those rooms are going for upwards of $1600 a night dave. that's a sweep right a christmas coming early for metallica fans. the band's 40th anniversary is here and the bay area rock group going to heading the stage at the san francisco chase center. >> they're going to be streaming. 2 shows for free online as well through amazon prime. so that's a good one. but alec is going to be performing for today's december 17th and the 19th. if you want to stream it for free head to our website. kron 4 dot com. we've got all the details there. and of course we want to remind you, if you've got a remarkable woman in your life or, you know someone who is a remarkable woman. submit them for our remarkable women. special go to kron. 4 dot com slash contests to enter their names. we do want to get you one last check of the forecast has it's raining right now. yeah. and you get an idea here from the rain lots of it. so that umbrella pack in the backseat. and by the way, even though

the sun is coming out next weekend. keep it in there because early the following week, we have more. noel will have also snow showers up in ce and the sierra so. >> it's actually a good time to head up there next weekend stay here. let all pack up their wait for you at the bank account build and then go out there. enjoy next weekend if you're headed out on the roads. definitely stay safe. they are slick this morning. richmond center fell bridge getting little low. >> this is dave spahr. we'll see you

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