>> 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 00:00am morning news. >> i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday, december 19th. we are officially in the week of christmas and it definitely is feeling like it nice and cold out there. we're going to send it over to dave spahr. he's got a little bit more detail on your weather forecast. morning. dave, good morning. welcome morning, everybody. and we're starting the same program today like we did from yesterday. we have some of that pesky fog that's redeveloped around the delta. >> that's going to be some scattered clouds that are really going to cost the temperature ascension into

this afternoon and very modest highs expected in that part of the bay and some of the peel off fog cloud to make it the way across the wider bay as well. so what. here's what it looks like for right now. we do have a little bit of fog going on on the east bay shoreline. as you can see at this hour. meanwhile, going back to what the projections are with that notice how stubborn it is around the delta takes to around 1 o'clock or at least noon until we clear that all out. temperatures for you right now. cold. it is with plenty of 30's on the board. santa rosa 39 hayward even oakland to 36 39 going on for antioch and 38 for livermore. you want to watch this morning around concord antioch with those numbers very, very slow to climb this morning because of all that fog slowing things down a little bit of a surface wind. that's kind of offshore will be a little bit of a stronger wind from the southeast later on today. the breakdown for you reflecting that fog calling a cloudy and you see some coastal clouds and fog and work here at half moon bay. but turning sunny modest temperatures as well as we see only lower to middle

50's rain on the way by late tomorrow night. we'll get into that as well. coming up in a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. developing news this morning. a busy night at a south bay mall after a group of men tried to rob a macy's and then police ended up arresting 2 other people for trying to interfere with the original suspects arrests, kron fours camila barco joining us live with more details this morning. camila. >> yes. and while san jose police say it all started when 68 men entered inside macy's and try to steal merchandise. they even ended up assaulting one of the store's employees. now this all happened around 6 last night at the oakridge mall in san jose according to police, the robbery attempt was stopped by the store's loss prevention team and the arriving san jose police officers. take a look at your screen. this is video of those officers detaining a man and a woman outside the store police

say officers were trying to arrest the robbers. the initial roberts. but the man and woman in this video interrupted them as you can see, many people gathered outside the store as police try to detain these 2 people. it's unclear if the man and woman know the group of suspects. but police say the macy's employee that was attacked during the initial robbery did suffer some moderate injuries that we reached out to san jose police to see if the robbers attempt was successful. we're still waiting to hear back to get more information. but as soon as we know more, we'll let you know for now back to, you know. all right. thank you, camila. >> in the east bay. police say a man stole more than $1000 worth of clothing from the uc berkeley student store. investigators say a student employee was injured while trying to stop the man from running away. police say he was last seen wearing a green beanie and a pair of black and red sweat pants. if you have any information on this. you're asked to contact. you see police. meanwhile, oakland

police are looking for the person they say shot a homeless man around 8.45 yesterday morning on international boulevard there being sought for attempted homicide. first responders were able to get there in time and saved the man's life that took him to a nearby hospital. they are hoping someone can recognize the person seen in these pictures. if you know this is you're asked to contact opd. big story today it's officially christmas weekend. that means holiday travel is in full swing, san francisco international airport seeing traffic at almost 70% of where it was prepandemic. this. a live look there at sfo this morning. health experts are warning people to remain vigilant as covid cases continue to rise across the country. kron four's. gayle ong has more. >> people are heading to their holiday destinations early travelers. i spoke with say they feel safe because they received their booster shot.

chris johnson and his family are heading to maui very excited. first day they arrive to san francisco international airport early for a trip they could not miss was a 2019 1st president. >> my wife and i. >> paid for a trip for everybody. and then the pandemic hit. and so we couldn't go in 2020 because shut down. and then 2000. 21 here we are towards the afternoon. the security lines at sfo had an 8 minute wait. >> workers say the mornings and evenings tend to be the busiest airport. officials say the number of people traveling is approaching pre-pandemic levels saturday alone had about 51,000 passengers departing overall, a 67% jump from 2019 a new wife and i are as travelers deal with the uncertainty of the pandemic for the second consecutive year jamie cook is not worried for both triple vaccinated. we

had our booster were pretty good about masking. so i think feeling we're feeling pretty. okay. while preliminary data indicates boosters work against the omicron variant infectious disease. experts caution to take extra safety measures this holiday travel season. frankly, we're the best mask i can find where you're going and you're playing. it's going to be in 95 and i'm gonna try not to take it off. if you don't have a. >> can 95 or and 95, you know, don't get it. don't quibble. just put surgical mask but keep it on. >> and airport officials say sfo will be busy over the next few days and to get there early 2 hours for domestic flights 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> president joe biden is set to deliver a speech about the omicron variant on tuesday. he's expected to outline new steps to help communities struggling with the new covid strain hill. also call for those not yet vaccinated to book appointments for shots. boosters are available for adults. only 18 and up only

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>> in the east bay. the city of fremont is giving out 100 traffic safety kids to its homeless community. the police department there saying those kids will make the homeless easier to see when they're walking and biking at night. each kit comes with a reflective safety vest. a flashlight bike reflectors and a reflective backpack. this is all part of the city's efforts to help lower the number of deadly traffic accidents. the u.s. department of transportation says there have been more than 20,000 fatal accidents in the united states % between january and june of this year. fremont police says they've had 9 deadly accidents this year, 3 of them involving homeless people who were walking at night. san francisco's largest landlord their top investment says it's going to forgive uncovered portions of back rent owed by people who couldn't pay because of the pandemic. there

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>> happening today in the south bay, the grammy award-winning group take 6 is going to be holding a mini concert starts at 10 o'clock this morning at the cathedral of faith that on garden avenue. at noon. they're going to then be giving out toys to more than 1300 children. so it sounds like a nice little way to kick off christmas week. time for another check of your forecast about 7.14, this morning. lots of cloud cover and fog were kind of copying and pasting what happened dave. >> yet many ways and now we'll see those cold temperatures kind of stick with us through most of the day for today. east bay shoreline is kind of covered up for right now with the fog will watch this kind

of mix out a little bit, although it's going to be stubborn around the delta and all of this will come in tandem with keeping temperatures somewhat in check for the afternoon for today and a lot of cloud cover is expected all day for tomorrow. walk you through that in a bit. here's the golden gate bridge. usually the last stop along the journey to see the bay area fog actually lift now the storm clouds are far from home. way up there to the northwest of us. this will be the development for tomorrow. overnight to to tuesday morning. temperature. check. well, we got a lot of 30's along the east bay shoreline fremont, a 3436 for oakland. these are a little bit cooler spots that we saw from before around the delta the lower 40's, of course, with that fog will keep those temperatures down this morning. 37 for livermore up to the north bay here. 39 santa rosa 35 san jose. so for today, speaking to the fog and central valley. we've got that fog kind of in under a live here. so it takes a while to kind of mix out for the day today. we'll see some variable clouds working here. the east bay in the south where probably little bit

better than up in the north bay with the clouds are kind of remain much more entrenched, if you will. a couple little spotty showers are possible. with that. then we get into tonight. tomorrow pretty much cloudy through much of the bay. then we get to tomorrow night here comes that line. but you can see already 3.45, just starting to work into the bay. so that means your tuesday morning commute is going to be quite messy with this line marching in. of course we get a little closer throughout the day. and tomorrow we'll have a bit more closer estimates for you. winds actually pick up a little bit today they favor the western side of the bay. so the peninsula up to the north asia will notice. this is kind of an offshore wind kind of cooking or of the southeast that will continue all the way through tomorrow when the front starts to drop south. you'll see a little bit more action, too. now, that's just the first line of many, we see several more coming our way. and it's really going to take us right into the holiday weekend. it looks like with rain continuing through the holiday weekend. so for today, scattered clouds cool lower to middle 50's. kind of same kind of girl. then for monday we're basically mostly cloudy and

cool showers and rain develops late. it looks to be for most of the bay will call a post midnight around midnight. we'll start in the north bay rest of the week is rain and showers mild temps on wednesday just kind of noting that is kind of a little if you will. but rain showers just about each day in fact, it's almost to really see a break here looks to be maybe on friday a little break before it redevelops heading into christmas. 54 san francisco scattered clouds and cool. same deal for oakland and even san jose 56 in some cases these locations have to march up from these really cold temperatures to meet their highs. 53, for example, in livermore right now. still only in the 30's 48 for antioch and 50's in some upper 40's up to the north bay course a closer look at that extended forecast and the 4 zone as well well. thanks, dave. >> pfizer says it plans to expand clinical trials of its covid vaccine to include a 3rd shot for kids as young as 6 months. this comes as the company says the first 2 doses

did not create a robust immune response in kids h 2 to 4 years old. but there was no safety issue occurring during the trial. now with pfizer testing this 3rd shot on young people, federal approval for that age group could get postponed until the middle of next year. uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist john swartzberg says younger children are not getting sick as easy as older kids and adults. >> we know fortunately that children don't get as sick is older kids teenagers, for example, in adults and especially older adults. so that's great. on the other hand, we know that children younger children do get sick. some develop long covid some developed and inflammatory syndrome. and some develop serious complications from covid including want to be up in the hospital and eventually are tragically some guy just don't do it to the same rate as we see in older people.

>> so far the fda has only authorized the pfizer vaccine for emergency use in kids, age 5 and older. several large school districts across the state, including west contra costa are delaying their vaccine mandate deadlines. they say they made the call after it was clear they were unprepared to add thousands of students to their independent and virtual study programs. last week west contra costa county school board members followed the lead set by los angeles county and voted to push the deadline from january. 3rd, 2 february 18th the state's vaccine mandate will follow the fda's full approval of the covid vaccine for each age group that mandate is expected to go into effect in july. meanwhile, schools colleges are now considering a remote start to the spring semester likely asking students to provide proof of booster shots usc stanford, chapman university's

along with occidental college down in southern california are requiring eligible students to get boosters ahead of the spring semester and the university of california is urging its students to get themselves vaccinated. meanwhile in the east bay san leandro school board president christian rodriguez is in critical condition after he was hit by a car. in a statement, the san leandro usd superintendent says rodriguez was walking with his wife when the crash happened. he was gravely injured no other details on the investigation were immediately available. but the superintendent said the district will be sending out updates as soon as more information becomes available. take a look at the captured on camera yesterday on mission street and san this video submitted to us by a crime for viewer showing 2 men fighting in the middle of the street. you can see both their cars just parked there on the side of the road. the viewer tells us the black car made an

illegal u turn cutting off the person in the white vehicle. they say when though, white car honked at the black car. the driver got out and pulled the man out of the vehicle and the 2 started fighting. police have not released any information about this incident will continue to follow it and bring you any updates as we receive them. on the peninsula. police arrested 5 adults for giving alcohol to minors in a sting operation and menlo park. police say they were able to arrest make those arrests after those adults agree to buy alcohol for undercover agents who were posing as minors and front of a liquor store. police then arrested and cited the adults for furnishing alcohol to a minor. the penalty for this crime is a minimum $1000 fine and 24 hours of community service. now to the north bay where santa rosa police say they found drugs and a gun inside a man's car after he got into an accident while driving under the influence.

police say they were responding to a single car crash yesterday afternoon near fountain grove parkway and should not a road. that's where they found the driver 25 year-old christian calderon. they say he was under the influence of alcohol and drugs at the time after the dui check. police also searched his car and found a loaded handgun with several rounds of ammunition and cocaine in his pocket. calderon was booked into the sonoma county jail. still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news. nothing like a piece of pie to get into the holiday spirit. got an eye-popping modern twist on traditional pie. coming up. >> on the next time and dish. and kron 4 is teaming up with the souper bowl of caring to help support local food charities. if you'd like to donate use your phone scan a qr code that see on your screen. >> or text and y e donate to 2, 6, 9, 8, 9, you can also visit tackle. hunger dot org and local charity to help ght back.

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>> we're all trying to figure out what this pink pie is made of this morning. there's nothing like pie to celebrate the holidays in time for the big feast that we're about to have later this week. we're checking in with our favorite pie lady from pi to surrey to see what's cooking this season on this morning's dine and dish kron four's. vicki

liviakis has more. >> festive and fabulous history pies handmade by pie maker same gene, that the pie lady jail opened her first 5 pop up. you know, i haven't gotten over who could say no, it was slice of like this. it's dark. >> chocolate pie we roll out by hand and you can tell the you slice into the brilliant. beautiful red flash raspberry color. and everybody loves it. >> now in time for the holiday season. she's open another pop up at town and country village in palo alto aptly named holiday pie shop packed with the curious in search of comfort food with modern twist with colors that pop bright and cheery every possible type of pie. artfully displayed

woven open cocoa crumble. there's something else should say. >> things like this, like are hearing by. that's why would 2 pounds or raspberries. and it's one of those pieces of chocolate crest and better earl leave out one at a time. hand by hand. >> the pop up wall read to future memory of pie. you could say this is a a little sentimental slice of pie haven't. >> in palo alto vicki liviakis kron 4 news >> we are always looking for more places to dine and or get takeout in your neighborhood scan. this qr code. it will take you directly to the dine and dish web page where you can then submit your favorite restaurants and hopefully we'll feature them. >> stick with us. we'll be right back after the break.

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serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. >> welcome back. 7.30 on this sunday morning. do not dress like me with sleeve sleeveless week. it's a very, very cold and this is a very quick thing in the closet. i just grabbed not a good idea because it's very outside day. >> yeah, you're going out this afternoon have dinner on the patio there. it's not like a little a little cool front may want to sweater at least a good morning, everybody. we're dealing with another cool afternoon today. and when we going to go into next week. we're just taking a break from the rain. it will be back

again. monday is kind of not much going on. but then by tuesday, onward right to the holiday inn. beyond will be quite wet and involved here will be catching it for you and for and chronic going in for you. but here's a quick look and what we've got going on for the east bay shoreline with all of that fog that is in place. it's in the mixing out process. it will be starting in spots like yesterday around the delta, although it's gotten more progress. as you can see up in the north bay there. now because of that, that will slow the temperature ascension this afternoon a little bit in some of those spots. there's the first line. you can see way upstream. there is going to take a long time to get its act together there. so it's not like on our heels or anything. a look at the winds. still to come a little bit off shore right now by single digits as you'll notice, but the big issue, those temperatures 38 for hayward. 39 going on for santa rosa with 40's covering a good breath of the bay. even a cold 34 going on for san jose. so we've kind of cut off the rain for a couple of days for some really winter cold temperatures. here's what happens today. and again, this is focused around the delta with upper 40's expected near about 50 elsewhere around the

bay. expect some 50's working here and essentially mostly sunny skies coming up a little bit here. we're going to show you what's going on with this rain. all week long that we have. that's right. all week long. what those temperatures are going to do for you. also, the 4 zone forecast to well, thanks, dave. >> in national news this morning. people across the midwest are recovering after last week's deadly stream of tornadoes ripped through 5 states is some of those shocking images of people having to pick up the pieces of their lives. parts of the midwest and the south were hammered with severe weather in kentucky. more than 75 people were killed after a series of twisters tore a path through the state. 12 children are among the dead there. thousands of homes were also damaged in the national weather service confirms a tornado was an e f for more than 138 people were injured and the storm caused hundreds of millions of dollars and damage. michael shure is in kentucky with the latest. >> now the sad task of

memorializing those lost to the indescribable devastation of the tornadoes that swept through kentucky over a week ago now that we're dealing with. >> this part of the tragedy. now it's town as they begin to lay their loved ones to rest. give him whole bill attention and devotion. >> today mayfield mayor kathy own and attended the funeral of one of them deputy jailer, robert daniel whose funeral proceeding along broadway through a canyon of unimaginable destruction. >> and this is he's been in jail. but that was his first 8 and that specific job. he is, you know, mayfield homegrown. >> the town saluting daniel with the flag raising his hearse drove by and then took one more pass by the jail where he worked with prisoners, setting them up for a better life after jail with jobs like the ones at the candle factory. he was a deputy. i hear a kentucky senior senator mitch mcconnell also here saturday surveying

damage and talking about officer actually saved a bunch >> daniel is credited with saving several lives by getting his charges to shelter at the candle factory here where 8 still parish that night faith remains at the core of this community. and it's what brought former vice president mike pence to mayfield today. we're asked him about how people remain faithful, even in tragedy as people see the generosity the compassion that proceeds out of. >> complete strangers who are putting their hands and feet a face to work. >> back here at home up in the north bay bay area officials gathered in santa rosa with house speaker nancy pelosi to announce billions of dollars of funding for wildfire prevention. this is all part of the 1 trillion dollar federal infrastructure funding package recently passed the infrastructure investment includes 3.4 billion dollars designated for wildfires. the

money will increase firefighter salaries and numerous prevention measures that could help prevent the kind of devastating wildfires that ravaged the north bay in recent years. the event was held in santa rosa's coffey park neighborhood that was devastated in a matter of hours by the 2017 tubbs fire pelosi also said the north bay community has been an example to the county for their resilience to build back from the ruins. representative jared huffman and mike thompson attended the event as well. the specific amount of money that will come to the north bay is not yet available. but california is already expected to receive at least 84 million dollars for wildfire defense. congress is officially home for the holidays without delivering on the president's top wish list items. but the senate didn't

leave until democrats had something to show the white house. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more. senators cast a marathon of votes on dozens of president biden's nominees. >> the senate closed its year without passing president biden's social spending and climate plan or voting rights legislation. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer still claimed a small victory. its been a long day, but a good day's work i think my colleagues, the senate broke the gridlock on a large late of president biden's diplomatic and national security nominees. the motion is agreed to but only after schumer cut a deal with texas senator ted cruz. every senator here knows why have holds on these nominees. schumer agreed to schedule a vote early next year. no later than 1/14/2022 on sanctions against the company behind the nord stream 2. that's the pipeline that will deliver natural gas from russia to germany. cruz has been holding of dozens of nominees since the biden administration waived the sanctions. joe biden surrendered to vladimir putin. that is the direct

cause. for the threat of military invasion. ukraine faces right now. >> while both parties are gearing up for next year's senate battle in the 2022 midterm elections. schumer tried to end 2021 on a high note, senator leahy has just cast his 17,000 vote from on senator patrick leahy joined the senate in 1975 the privilege serving with. >> of hundreds 100's of centers that >> the full senate will now return to washington on january. 3rd, the white house has indicated president biden wants to see the spending bill start moving during the first month of the new year in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. if you have not sent out chriytmas gifts for your family and friends. you do still have time, but you want to get hot and got details on your christmas shipping deadlines. and holiday heart attacks are more common than you think. what's

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judge instructed the jury to begin deliberations immediately. prosecutors arguing i'm the founder of the blood testing company is guilty of defrauding her investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. her defense team responded by saying holmes was building a business, not a criminal enterprise. and she went down with the ship rather than running away. theranos failed back in 2018 after its technology did not work as advertised if convicted holmes faces up to 20 years in prison for each count of wire fraud and conspiracy as well. as cause substantial fines and financial restitution. british socialite and long time jeffrey epstein, associate ghislane maxwell is going to be back in court. she appeared alongside her lawyers and prosecutors to discuss jury instructions over the weekend. the judge scheduling the weekend hearing to keep the trial on a fast track. closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow with unexpected 80

pages of jury instructions to follow maxwell faces 6 charges including trafficking. she's accused of grooming teenagers to have encounters with epstein maxwell denies those charges are turning his claim that she is being made a scapegoat. >> another cold day for today only 50's and some upper 40's at work here. we'll take a at work here. we'll take a look at the close chase first banking. at work here. we'll take a look at the close a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking.

>> welcome back. 7.44 on this sunday morning. the sun is kind of coming up. we've got a lot of cloud cover and fog that we're dealing with this morning. dave spahr says it's going to be cold just like it was yesterday dave. i hope the sun will come up kind coming up you may your feel like i can't see it. so maybe i don't know where it's a distant. one of the atmospheric brought to problem. >> good morning, everybody. we have more snow returning to tahoe. that's the only the beginning. it's going to take us to the weekend. follow me over here as we walk through the maps and the charts for you. temperatures currently in the 40's and the 30's burner again this morning as we have for the fog to mix out. let's go longer range. what's going on here to make it started on tuesday, overnight, monday to tuesday. and it just kind of continues on not really much of a break a little bit by friday. then we get the second dose. notice how the snow levels are around us. that's right. the systems will give us some snow in our local mountains, particularly by early the following week. so

we've really open up the floodgates, if you will, here over the next week. just keep it coming on in 54 san francisco. we've got mid 50's covering the coast bayside. that's pretty much mirrored. not a lot of variety with temperatures. all agreement. cool mid 50's, even heading south in the south bay itself. morgan hill, a 5355 los gatos 54, meanwhile, cupertino east bay shoreline mid-fifties 53 for tri valley. 51 for walnut creek, 51 for berkeley. elaine, what 46 that's it. the delta, as you can see, very reduced numbers because of that fog. that's going to be recalcitrant. 47 going on for napa in 51 santa rosa, check it out in the seven-day forecast. busy rain coming. remember the later systems by the end of the week will be progressively cooler by christmas and that will lower those snow levels. >> for your health this morning. research shows americans have one 3rd more fatal heart attacks during the holiday season than any other

time of the year to explain why and to help prevent that from happening. what's what's known as the christmas coronary and happy new year. heart attack phenomenon. our health expert walked us live here with a little bit more detail. thank you so much for joining us to talk to us about this. i think it is a really important topic because of the holidays already come with so much stress. but his stress, the only reason we're seeing these heart attacks. well, lots of reasons and and the critical period are these top to the top 3 days actually a christmas day where we see the most heart attack. cardiac deaths. >> and then the day after christmas and then new year's eve. not new year's eve new year's day. but those are the top 3 days to keep in mind. but stress, you know, we talked about this last noel. how stressed we are during the holidays and what happens when

your stress is at core. does all that your stress hormone goes up and then when that goes up it effects your heart rate increases, your heart rate. and also affects the stickiness of those platelets, the things that caught the blood cells that cause blood clots. so what happens is when you have high levels of cortisol. you are 5 times more likely to die from a heart attack. so we've got to keep the stress levels down. so definitely reduce your stress, your next tip is not just get any medications you might be on. >> yeah. a lot of people so caught up in what's going on and it with the holidays and traveling and kind of forget to take their medication or forget to refill it or just forget to take it with them on a trip. >> okay. so can't forget that? yeah. be sure to pack those. if you are going on a trip headed up to the snow or something like that can actually be a trigger for a heart attack as well. cold

temperatures. >> yes, the cold temperatures cold is really the body and on the heart. it's just because that when it's cold, your vessels constrict, they tighten. and so it's harder to get blood flow and your heart has to work harder, not getting as much oxygen. just a warm dress in layers to speak hockenson of the cold doing activities like shoveling snow. maybe you have a house up in tahoe or something, it's going to get a little bit more snow this week. you're saying skip the >> you have. this goes hand-in-hand with the cold weather shelling is shoveling snow and or i mean, those things are heavy and people forget that it's very exertion ul. you have to really be careful, especially if you're a smoker or have any history of heart disease. you have to be mindful. in fact, one of my patients told me the other day that they he lived up in the

snow area and the county put out an alert. no snow shoveling because their icus were wow. because the those types of accident, an accident or perhaps a heart attack. something like that could happen. >> i think it's hard to say. don't overeat because it is the holidays are going to be around a lot of people. but that is a >> serious point you're making do not over eat over drink or over salt your food. >> yes, all those things, all those things affect that the lining of your arteries and so you really have to be. >> you know, it's hard. i know it's hard not to overindulge mean. that's what the holiday seem to be synonymous with but really be mindful. they actually have a 2 hour hazard period where that win you over eat. that 2 hours after overeating is when you're at higher risk of having a heart attack. so keep that in mind

and usually after that over or while you're eating something probably tells you maybe i should stop, but then sometimes you keep going and you're saying you got to listen to your body. >> listen to your buddy. listen to your body when it comes to health, full and house satisfied. you are as well as all those signs and symptoms. a lot of those symptoms of a heart attack. and you know. >> that heart burned shortness of breath. people also correlate that with just over eating. but think about so really i can't emphasize this enough is listen to your body in and especially when you're doing things a little out of the ordinary things out of your routine. i know you just mentioned those symptoms. the, you know, chest pain and you know, kind of your left arm. it's not the same for men and women. i've heard that women have different signs f.r heart attack. >> men and women do have different signs women have more settle signs of a heart attack. and and that's why

there's so many women that don't survive their heart attacks or they come in too late. a lot of times they complained of back and they correlate that you know, just over exerting themselves and lot of the times women have symptoms that come on a month before their heart attack difficulty sleeping indigestion. oftentimes bill think, i just have the flu are coming down with something so yeah, women don't always have that cresting chest pain or that radiating pain down the arm. so. >> really a listen to all those symptoms in the sometimes a little more subtle. >> but really listen. >> i know we have just a couple more here, but a big one i know for sure is getting your flu shot. that's really important before heading home for the holidays. >> but because getting your flu shot is really important because when you get the flu

are any kind of illness like that. your body in flames and that could rupture. >> the art. the the hard plaque. that's in your arteries. and then that can cause a clot. so very important get your flu shot and just try to stay as healthy as you can. and finally, carry around some non coated aspirin that's really helpful for folks. >> all right. that's an anti platelets. so that helps to stop the clot formation. so and i have more that on my web site. so how to take the aspirin. properly. i know you've got a lot of tips on your web site. we really everything that you do for especially when it comes to the holidays and keeping us healthy. thank you so much for joining us this morning. karen. >> we'll be right back.

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>> good sunday morning to you. thanks for joining us here on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm know. well. >> that low it is sunday, december 19th. the official countdown to christmas is on. it is christmas week and it sure like it cold not be like me. you need to wear a jacket. a sweater or something like that because it's very cold out there as far as got a little bit more detail morning day. if we say layers that's just one into ad. yeah. well, good morning to good morning, everybody. and another cold start for a cold afternoon. it looks like it will be in the upper 40's and lower 50's through today. probably probably a little bit less the way of sunshine on balance we saw yesterday. >> more of a concentration of clouds to the coast. however, here's how we're going with the fog now. words seen parts of the east bay shoreline start to peel open here as this fog starts to gradually mix out. it's going to be a little slower to do so around the delta. therefore they were effect reflect on the clouds are the temperatures rather will be more apparent. there's

temperatures will be more sluggish thus far. we're at 40 for concord and antioch. 38 for oakland little movement there from last hour, 33 for fremont, though, and a lot of 30's and 40's up to the north. they see their 36 for san jose winds. a little bit of an offshore wind at this hour by single digits will be a little breeze. is this front starts to drop south. there's half moon bay for you in the coastal clouds in place now around the delta quite a bit of cloud cover we see here and that means good chunk of a contra costa county there up around antioch. we'll see numbers in the upper 40's for highs today but elsewhere around the bay will see some 50's as well. a little bit better effort in terms of the sunshine coming up in a bit. we'll walk through first bout of rain. that's due late tomorrow night. well. >> thanks, dave. developing news this morning. a busy night at a south bay mall after a group of men tried to rob a macy's and then police ended up arresting 2 other people for trying to interfere with the original suspects arrests kron fours camila barco joining us live now with more details. camila.

>> also san jose. police say it all started when a group of 6 to 8 men. what inside macy's and tried to steal merchandise. sos group of men even assaulted. one of the store's employees. now this all happened around 6 o'clock last night at the oakridge mall in san jose. according to police, there, robbery attempt was stopped by the store's loss prevention team and the arriving san jose police officers. take a look at your screen. this is video of those officers detaining a man and a woman outside the store in the beginning. you can see officers trying to arrest a man. he's on the floor. the woman in the red plaid shirt begins to interfere and then the situation escalates from there. many people watched outside the store as this unfolded. police say officers were trying to arrest the robbers. but the man and woman in this video interrupted them. now it's unclear these

to know the group of suspects. but police say that the robbers attacked and hurt a macy's employee during the initial robbery now there's still a lot of questions that remain unanswered. it's unclear how much was stolen if this robbery was successful and how many people were arrested. we've reached out to san jose police to get some answers at this time. we have not heard back. but once we do, we'll update you on air and online at kron 4 dot com for now back to you. thank you for that live report. we'll check in with you again in the next hour. >> checking on the east bay where police say a man stole more than a $1000 worth of clothing from the uc berkeley student store. investigators say a student employee was injured while trying to stop the man from running off. police say he was last seen wearing a green beanie and a pair of black and red sweat pants. if you have any information you're asked to contact. you see police. and oakland police are looking for this person. they say they

shot a homeless man around 8.45 yesterday morning on international boulevard there being sought for attempted homicide. first responders were able to get there in time to save the man's life and take him to a nearby hospital. they're hoping someone can recognize the person that seen in these pictures and video. if you know this is you're asked to contact o p d. our big story today as i mentioned, it's officially christmas weekend. that means holiday travel is in full swing. this is a live look out at sfo where you can see fog clouds. it's very, very wintry out there. the airport is actually seeing traffic at almost 70% of where it was prepandemic and health experts are warning people to remain vigilant as covid cases are continuing to rise across the country. kron four's. gayle ong has more. >> people are heading to their holiday destinations early travelers. i spoke with say they feel safe because they received their booster shot.

chris johnson and his family are heading to maui very excited. first day they arrive to san francisco international airport early for a trip they could not miss was a 2019 1st president. >> my wife and i. >> paid for a trip for everybody. and then the pandemic hit. and so we couldn't go in 2020 because shut down. and then 2000. 21 here we are towards the afternoon. the security lines at sfo had an 8 minute wait. >> workers say the mornings and evenings tend to be the busiest airport. officials say the number of people traveling is approaching pre-pandemic levels saturday alone had about 51,000 passengers departing overall a 67% jump from 2019 a new wife and i are as travelers deal with the uncertainty of the pandemic for the second consecutive year jamie cook is not worried for both triple vaccinated. we had our booster were pretty good about masking. so i think

feeling we're feeling pretty okay. while preliminary data indicates boosters work against the omicron variant infectious disease. experts caution to take extra safety measures this holiday travel season. frankly, we're the best mask i can find going to your point, it's going to be in 95 and i'm gonna try not to take it off. if you don't have a. >> can 95 or and 95, you know, don't get it. don't quibble. just put surgical mask but keep it on. >> and airport officials say sfo will be busy over the next few days and to get there early 2 hours for domestic flights 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, new york battling a new wave of covid cases. what officials there are doing to limit the spread of the virus. and nothing like a piece of pie to get into the holiday spirit in eye-popping, modern twist on traditional pie is

>> well, there's not unlike pie to celebrate the holidays. so in time for the big feast later this week, vicki liviakis is that checking in with our favorite pie lady from height history on this morning's dine and dash. >> festive and fabulous history pies handmade by pie maker same gene, that the pie lady jail opened her first 5 pop up. you know, i haven't

gotten over 5. i a man could say no, it was slice of like this. it's dark. >> chocolate pie we roll out by hand and you can tell the you slice into the brilliant. beautiful red flash raspberry color. and everybody loves it. >> now in time for the holiday season. she's open another pop up at town and country village in palo alto the aptly named holiday pie shop packed with the curious in search of comfort food with modern twist with colors that pop bright and cheery every possible type of pie. artfully displayed woven open cocoa crumble. there's something else should say. things like this, like our herringbone pie. that's why would 2 pounds or raspberries and each one of those pieces of chocolate crest in butter >> earl leave one at a time. hand by hand. >> the pop up wall read to

future memory of pie. you could say this is a a little sentimental slice of pie haven't. >> in palo alto vicki liviakis kron 4 >> i'm still wondering what flavor that pink hot pink we're always looking for great places to dine in or get takeout in your neighborhood scan. this qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to the dine and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant and maybe we'll a nudge. key to go ahead and paid a very bright colors there. good. yeah, he didn't like it. >> it's a brand new we've got the breakdown for you today. upper 40's 50's in most of the bay, though. but that's it. as we look for a little bit of cloud cover more so than we saw yesterday. a trend is for another wet week ahead, will look into that as well. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> 15 on this sunday morning welcome back. it's time for another check of our weather forecast. we've got some cloud cover this morning. not really seeing the sun. the way we saw it yesterday, which makes me think it's going to be colder today than yesterday. dave is not on par or is it are a little warmer in most spots. but and a couple degrees you're hardly notice said it's still going to be cool, though in, you know, parts of the bay like with that fog is as rough around the delta. so. >> it's still going to the upper 40's to hearty really notice that probably anywhere the thing you will notice is that will be a little bit more

cloud cover for everybody today than yesterday will be fighting through some of that. and of course, the fog to kind of. >> mix that out will as we did and seeing a across much more of the bay today than we did from yesterday is much more focused there that will take a little longer this morning to kind of clear out for us. a live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge. also looking at some fog in place. there. cloud cover coming with that. that extends all the way to the coast. again, that will clear out this afternoon. the storm system is way up towards our north temperature. check for you. quite chilly. still up in the north bay with upper 30's. 38 going on for oakland and hayward. 33 still for freeman, 37 for livermore tri valley. 41 meanwhile, for any oct don't forget, that's where that fog kind of hovering and it extends to central valley. it will take it all this morning to really mix out this what i'm talking about. a little bit more cloud cover for the north bay. you're probably fare a little better for the east and the south bay. where will probably be closer to yesterday. but again, more cloud cover in the north. shave off a couple degrees there. also here comes

our front. now we're delivering rain and we really won't notice the effects of this until the overnight into tuesday morning and the tuesday morning commute looks like a bit of a mess coming our way on that front. and no pun intended with heavy rain and probably some winds coming there. now we watch the progression of these winds for today. not much going on take system and a very early morning and again, still breezy up here in the north bay peninsula, less noticeable off to the east bay. but there you can see the footprints of that latest front up there in the north. now the breakdown for what we're talking about today. it's scattered clouds cool. that's for most of the bay, although in the north bay more of a cloudy story lower to middle 50's at work here monday, mostly cloudy and cool. we're just kind of like waiting a couple little stray sprinkles are possible along the coast might start to encroach into sonoma county with some of those showers very late tomorrow night and then overnight takes us into tuesday. onward. it's rain in showers all week long will be o% some minor breaks thrown in there. but it looks like there's a little mild bump there on wednesday to throw

in. then we wait for break on friday before another batch into the weekend. yes, the holiday weekend and it looks like this is going to pull bit of a colder out. so you'll notice the temperatures dropping off 54 san francisco, oakland in san jose coming in at 56. that's it using the south bay. we get a little bit of an extra bump. not today. we're looking at 50's and 40's for highs across most of the real estate for today. coming up in a bit. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you. the extended and walk through you those hits of rain and mountain snows coming our way all week long. noel, thanks, dave. >> there is a new wave of coronavirus cases hitting new york city hard right now broadway shows have been canceled lines to get tested are very long. steve kuzj has more details. >> the holidays are feeling a lot less marry in new york city due in part to the coronavirus pandemic. the numbers of sick are rising lines for covid testing stretched down the block and entertainment escapes like broadway shows are being shut

down again. it is upon us. >> that winter surge is in full force and i believe it's going to get even stronger and more virulent and we are in for e a rough ride this winter season covid-19 cases have exploded in new york and are now getting some of their highest levels yet. >> on friday, the state reached an unfortunate record more than 21,000 citizens tested positive for the virus in the span of just a single day. other side that was higher than at any point in the entire pandemic until the next day saturday when the state broke that record again with nearly 22,000 citizens testing positive. state officials say every new yorker 5 years of age and older should get vaccinated immediately if they're not already and it's been 6 months since the last vaccine dose. they should go in for a booster shot for added protection against the coronavirus, especially with the new omicron variant which scientists say is able to more easily infect people whose older vaccine doses may be weakening inside their bodies. mayor bill de blasio says the

unvaccinated are far and away the biggest spreaders of covid-19 and he's urging more private businesses to follow his mandate and push their employees to get vaccinated. the private sector mandate has to be implemented aggressively. >> as a way to blunt the impact of omicron and limited so we do not need to go to shut down or restricted. >> so steve kuzj reporting for us. the cdc is going a step further to try and prevent any international travelers from bringing more cases into the country. a pilot program just started for international travelers where they get free covid-19 rapid testing. new rules started on december 6 requiring those international travelers to get a covid test within 24 hours of a rival now complicating matters. this winter is a lack of at home. covid tests right now, both rapid and pcr tests are in short supply and parts of the country. this comes just as people are getting ready to travel and gather and probably try to test themselves the

biden administration has taken some steps to ensure a supply of roughly 200 million tests for this month. but those are not expected to arrive until after the holidays. critics say the u.s. has failed to make test as readily accessible as they are in other countries such as the uk, where you can buy get them for free as well as singapore. several large school districts across the state, including west contra costa are delaying their vaccine mandate deadlines. they say they made the call after it was clear they were unprepared to add thousands of their students to their independent and virtual study programs. last week west contra costa county school board members follow the lead set by los angeles county voted to push the deadline from january. 3rd, back to february. 18th the state's vaccine mandate will follow the fda's full approval of the covid vaccine for each age group that mandate is expected to go into effect in july. and

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>> well, take a look at this. san francisco went green last night in honor of the matrix. the latest installment of the matrix movie series premiered last night at the castro theater. you remember a lot of scenes from the film were actually shot here in san francisco over the last couple years in honor of the matrix. resurrections premier city hall s f o and even quite tower. all lit up in green last night. these are pictures from the premier qian a reeves. the whole cast was the new film follows the events of matrix revolutions. 20 years later looks kind of fun. i know it's green for matrix, but nice for the holidays, too. >> hundreds of underserved families in the south bay got gifts and food for a holiday meal this weekend. the salvation army's second annual toy and joy christmas gift distribution event.

>> was held in san jose yesterday kron four's phillipe djegal was there. he spoke with volunteers and organizers who feel fortunate to make a difference. >> a drive up to the s ap sports and entertainment center in san jose and a warm greeting from volunteers at the salvation army silicon valley. winds down the end of another difficult year for some 445 families in the south bay, a tough 12 months kept with kindness and deep appreciation for the care. this is the choice between paying for electricity. >> are buying gifts for the kids and this just giving fans a little bit of hope due to pandemic restrictions for the second year in a row, the salvation army distributing holiday toys and food to families in their cars. you'd be surprised how many kids face lit up more than 50 volunteers donating their time for those struggling. the most. prolonged public health emergency. it was a joyful experience. every single person was was wishing us. many thanks overall, 990 kids

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news 8.30, on this. sunday. i wish you could say sunny sunday, but it's definitely not. we've got a lot of clouds and fog going on across the bay area this morning. it's a little chilly. you're going to want a jacket. don't listen to me. and what i'm wearing go into your closet, grab your jacket or sweater dame star says it's going to be a little chilly again >> you're reliant on

artificial heat today i'm not like other light layers. another. okay. good morning well, good morning, yes, quite a bit of fog and cloud cover to start things off. we'll see that break out for a good chunk of, say 2 thirds of the bay little rough, though, in the north bay up. i see a little bit more cloud cover today than yesterday. the temperatures really not going to move much in some cases might be. technically a little higher and others. well, actually pretty sluggish. we're looking at the fog start to slowly peel away from the east bay shoreline but still quite active. as you can see here and generally speaking, overcast as we're seeing in the city going forward. it takes until early afternoon. the we mix this fog out of the delta. but considering how short the days are. yes, the first day of summer when or summer first day of winter arrives. the middle of the week. so it's a short days will not have a whole lot of time which to work for this mixing out process. there's that front up towards our north that will be a player very late tomorrow night overnight into your tuesday morning commute temperature check for you. upper 30's lower 40's generally cover most of the territory 34 still at this hour, palo alto 35 for

fremont and even a 36 for san jose. so numbers. there have been very slow to move to now even at this late hour half moon bay overcast in our background. we notice quite a bit of morning cloud cover giving way to some sunshine. hey popping about 50 or so by 3 o'clock. that's a nice little working average for you in general, high temperature average as well. we're going to go through your 4 zone forecast. the extended and look at all that rain coming our way into next week. noel, thanks, dave. >> in national news. residents are recovering after last week's deadly tornadoes across the midwest and the south. these are some of the images of people in those areas picking up the pieces parts of the midwest and south were hammered with severe weather in kentucky. more than 75 people have died after that series of twisters tore a path through that state. 12 children are among the dead there. thousands of homes were damaged in the national weather service confirms the tornadoes were all was an e f

for more than 138 people were hurt and the storm caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. michael shore is in kentucky with the latest. >> now the sad task of memorializing those lost to the indescribable devastation of the tornadoes that swept through kentucky over a week ago now that we're dealing with. >> this part of the tragedy. now it's town as they begin to lay their loved ones to if we give him whole home. bill attention and devotion. >> today mayfield mayor kathy own and attended the funeral of one of them deputy jailer, robert daniel whose funeral proceeding along broadway through a canyon of unimaginable destruction. >> that was his. he's been in jail. but that was his first day in that specific job. he is you know, mayfield homegrown. >> the town saluting daniel with the flag raising this, his hearse drove by and then took one more pass by the jail where he worked with prisoners, setting them up for a better life after jail with

jobs like the ones at the candle factory. he was a deputy. hear a kentucky senior senator mitch mcconnell also here saturday surveying damage and talking about officer actually saved a bunch >> daniel is credited with saving several lives by getting his charges to shelter at the candle factory here where 8 still parish that night. faith remains at the core of this community. and that's what brought former vice president mike pence to mayfield today. we're asked him about how people remain faithful, even in tragedy as people see the generosity the compassion that proceeds out of. >> complete strangers who are putting their hands and feet a face to work. >> in the north bay here at home bay area officials gathered in santa rosa with house speaker nancy pelosi to announce billions of dollars

of funding for wildfire prevention. it's all part of the 1 trillion dollar federal infrastructure funding package recently passed the infrastructure investment includes 3.4 billion dollars designated for wildfires. the money will increase firefighter salaries and numerous prevention measures. the event was held in santa rosa's coffey park, a neighborhood devastated in a matter of hours by the 2017 tubbs fire. house speaker pelosi said the north bay community has been an example to the country for their resilience to build back from the ruins. the specific amount of money that would come to the north bay specifically is not yet available, but the state of california as a whole is already expected to receive at least 84 million dollars for wildfire defense. congress is officially home for the holidays without delivering on the president's top wish list items. but the senate didn't leave until democrats had something to show the white house. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more.

>> senators cast a marathon of votes on dozens of president biden's nominees. the senate clhsed its year without passing president biden's social spending and climate plan or voting rights legislation. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer still claimed a small victory. its been a long day, but a good day's work i think my colleagues, the senate broke the gridlock on a large late of president biden's diplomatic and national security nominees. the motion is agreed to but only after schumer cut a deal with texas senator ted cruz. every senator here knows why have holds on these nominees. schumer agreed to schedule a vote early next year. no later than 1/14/2022 on sanctions against the company behind the nord stream 2. that's the pipeline that will deliver natural gas from russia to germany. cruz has been holding of dozens of nominees since the biden administration waived the sanctions. joe biden surrendered to vladimir putin. that is the direct cause. for the threat of military invasion. ukraine faces right now.

>> while both parties are gearing up for next year's senate battle in the 2022 midterm elections. schumer tried to end 2021 on a high note, senator leahy has just cast his 17,000 vote from on senator patrick leahy joined the senate in 1975 the privilege serving with. >> of hundreds 100's of centers that church. >> the full senate will now return to washington on january. 3rd, the white house has indicated president biden wants to see the spending bill start moving during the first month of the new year in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news holly heart attacks more common than you we have a report with our kron four's health expert walk talking to us about ways you can prevent heart attacks to come.

>> 8.40 on this sunday morning. and the fate of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes is now in the hands of a jury in san jose after a 3 month trial. the jury of 8 men and 4 women must decide if holmes is guilty of multiple counts of wire fraud after closing arguments friday. the judge instructed the jury to begin deliberations immediately. prosecutors argued the founder of blood testing company is guilty of defrauding her investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. her defense team

responded by saying holmes was building a business, not a criminal enterprise and she went down with the ship rather than running away. they're on us failed back in 2018 after its technology did not work as advertised if convicted holmes faces up to 20 years in prison for each count of wire fraud and conspiracy as well as substantial fines and financial restitution. meanwhile, british socialite and long time jeffrey epstein, associate ghislane maxwell was back in court over the weekend. she appeared alongside her lawyers and prosecutors to discuss jury instructions. yesterday the judge scheduled the weekend hearing to keep the trial on a fast track as closing arguments are set for tomorrow but jurors will receive unexpected 80 pages of instructions to follow maxwell faces 6 charges including trafficking. she's accused of grooming teenagers to have encounters with epstein. she has denied all of these

charges her attorneys claim that she is being made a scapegoat days. >> alright for today with the temperatures. we expected to be much the same as yesterday some 50's at work here will be struggling through a little bit more in the way that cloud cover up in the north bay. however, upstream. it's rain all next we

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spahr as got your full forecast not only for today but the week ahead where there's some rain. yeah, it's going to stay cool through the rain as well. and we're only going to get a little cooler into. looks like christmas holiday itself. >> we've got snow up in tahoe. no big surprise with all of that as temperatures fall off by wednesday getting into the upper 30's there. we expect a little bit of a bump here in the bay area temperature wise with all of this. now, as far as our temperatures right now it's still hanging in the upper 30's. for now with some lower 40's here and there later on we expect some movement with this, but not a whole lot. let's go longer range with what's cooking here here comes the big hit. it's going to be late monday night through tuesday. that's when the intensity of the rain is kind of a little breaks in this. we expect another one by thursday friday. here's the secondary dose. look at the snow coverage with all of this and everything coming due northwest year as you can see in that really opens up the floodgates, if you will, into the following week as well. and again, with a lot of cold stuff coming with it as well to really park a lot of snow up there in the mountains. so

the anxious to see after all of this. how the snow depth report comes out. 54 san francisco mid-fifties covering the coast around the bay side were also in the mid-fifties not exciting temperature wise, but it gives you the idea 55 palo alto in very little movement even in the south bay to as you see mid 50's in place here. 53 even morgan hill tri valley. 53 mid-fifties cover along the east bay shoreline. walnut creek at 5150 for concord. don't forget all of that fog had to negotiate through 40's to be filed as well. benicia pittsburgh 47 along with napa. 51 santa rosa. the week ahead rain, rain and more rain. all right. a little bit of maybe, but bump temperature wise by the midweek dropping off by saturday as we expect snow levels to drop off and cold overnight lows. >> for your health this morning. research shows americans have one 3rd more fatal heart attacks during the holiday season than any other time of the year to explain

why and to help prevent that from happening. what's what's known as the christmas coronary and happy new year. heart attack phenomenon. our health expert walked us live here with a little bit more detail. thank you so much for joining us to talk to us about this. i think it is a really important topic because of the holidays already come with so much stress. but his stress, the only reason we're seeing these heart attacks. well, lots of reasons and and the critical period are these top to the top 3 days actually a christmas day where we see the most heart attack. cardiac deaths. >> and then the day after christmas and then new year's eve. not new year's eve new year's day. but those are the top 3 days to keep in mind. but stress, you know, we talked about this last noel. how stressed we are during the holidays and what happens when your stress is at core. does all that your stress hormone

goes up and then when that goes up, it effects your heart rate increases, your heart rate. and also affects the stickiness of those platelets, the things that caught the blood cells that cause blood clots. so what happens is when you have high levels of cortisol. you are 5 times more likely to die from heart attack. so we've got to keep the stress levels down. so definitely reduce your stress, your next tip is not just get any medications you might be on. >> yeah. a lot of people so caught up in what's going on and it with the holidays and traveling and kind of forget to take their medication or forget to refill it or just forget to take it with them on a trip. >> okay. so can't forget that. yeah. be sure to pack those. if you are going on a trip headed up to the snow or something like that can actually be a trigger for heart attack as well. cold temperatures. >> yes, the cold temperatures cold is really the body and on

the heart. it's just because when it's cold, your vessels constrict, they tighten. and so it's harder to get blood flow and your heart has to work harder. you're not getting as much oxygen. just a warm dress in layers to speak hockenson of the cold doing activities like shoveling snow. maybe you have a house up in tahoe or something. and it's going to get a little bit more snow this week. you're saying skip the >> you have. this goes hand-in-hand with the cold weather shelling is shoveling snow and or i mean, those things are heavy and people forget that it's very exertion ul. you have to really be careful, especially if you're a smoker or have any history of heart disease. you have to be mindful in fact, one of my patients told me the other day that they he lived up in the snow area and the county put out an alert. no snow

shoveling because their icus were wow. because the those types of accident, an accident or perhaps a heart attack. something like that could happen. >> i think it's hard to say. don't overeat because it is the holidays are going to be around a lot of people. but that is a >> serious point you're making do not over eat over drink or over salt your food. >> yes, all those things, all those things affect that the lining of your arteries and so you really have to be. >> you know, it's hard. i know it's hard not to overindulge mean. that's what the holiday seem to be synonymous with but really be mindful. they actually have a 2 hour hazard period where the win you over eat. that 2 hours after overeating is when you're at higher risk of having a heart attack. so keep that in mind. and usually after that over or

while you're eating something probably tells you maybe i should stop, but then sometimes you keep going and you're saying you got to listen to your body. >> listen to your buddy. listen to your body when it comes to health, full and house satisfied. you are. >> as well as all those signs and symptoms a lot of those symptoms of a heart attack. and you know. >> that heart burned shortness of breath. people also correlate that with just over eating. but think about so really i can't emphasize this enough is listen to your body in and especially when you're doing things a little out of the ordinary things out of your routine. i know you just mentioned those symptoms. the, you know, chest pain and you know, kind of your left arm. it's not the same for men and women. i've heard that women have different signs for heart attack. >> men and women do have different signs women have more settle signs of a heart attack. and and that's why there's so many women that don't survive their heart attacks or they come in too

late. a lot of times they complained of back and they correlate that you know, just over exerting themselves. and lot of the times women have symptoms that come on a month before their heart attack difficulty sleeping indigestion. oftentimes bill think, i just have the flu are coming down with something so yeah, women don't always have that cresting chest pain or that radiating pain down the arm. so. >> really a listen to all those symptoms in the sometimes a little more subtle. >> but really listen. >> i know we have just a couple more here, but a big one i know for sure is getting your flu shot. that's really important before heading home for the holidays. >> but because getting your flu shot is really important because when you get the flu are any kind of illness like that. your body in flames and that could rupture.

>> the art. the the hard plaque. that's in your arteries. and then that can cause a clot. so very important get your flu shot and just try to stay as healthy as you can. and finally, carry around some non coated aspirin that's really helpful for folks. >> all right. that's an anti platelets. so that helps to stop the clot formation. so and i have more that on my web site. so how to take the aspirin. properly. i know you've got a lot of tips on your web site. we really everything that you do for especially when it comes to the holidays and keeping us healthy. thank you so much for joining us this morning. karen. >> we'll be right back.

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this fog and also clouds to a little bit. we'll see the sun come out for the easton, the south bay. but it will be a little more tough going for the north bay. we'll see a little more cloud cover action and temperatures still on the very chilly to run cold side to we don't have a whole lot of way of wind's. this may be the only plus to all of this going on. but a little bit of a chilly breeze with it. what's the progress on the fog. now slowly peeling away. we can at least make out the east bay shoreline here. there's the cloud cover above us, but still kind of that overcast appearance and it will be a little stubborn there around the delta take a couple of hours kind of mix out for us now. temperature check. look at this. at this late hour 9 o'clock. we're still in the 40's along the east bay shoreline as well. only in the south bay, we see really the 30's holding on. also tri valley, 37 for livermore. there. now. we'll catch up a little bit better in the south bay with a better sunshine expected. here's half moon bay and you can see the cloud cover off to the distance, making out to mostly sunny by the midday hours into the early afternoon. but then dropping quickly to the upper

40's to coming up a little bit here. we do have rain marching back in this forecast will give you an idea about timing of all of that and what lies ahead for the week too. well. >> thanks, dave. developing news this morning. a busy night of south bay mall after a group of men tried to rob a macy's and then police ended up arresting 2 other people for interfering with the original suspects arrests kron fours camila barco joining us live now with more details. camila. >> you also san jose. police say it all started when a group of 68 men went inside a macy's. they tried to steal some merchandise and they ended up assaulting one of the store employees now, this all happened around 6 o'clock last night inside the macy's at the oakridge mall in san jose. police say the store's loss prevention team tried to stop the robbery. but the group of men ran away as officers were arriving to the scene. police ended up detaining a man and a

woman outside the store in this video. you can see officers trying to arrest a man. he's on the floor. the woman in the red plaid shirt begins to interfere and the situation escalates from there. how many people watched outside the store as it unfolded. police say officers were trying to arrest the robbers but a man and a woman interrupted them. now it's unclear if the to know the group of suspects. but police say the robbers attacked and hurt amazes employee during the initial robbery. now noaa police say the investigation is on going. we have reached out to the san jose police department to get more answers. it's unclear how much merchandise was stolen any information on the people who were detained and the number of people who were arrested were still trying to get some answers. but of course, we'll keep you updated on air and online at kron 4 dot com. as we get more information. for now back to you. keep them a lot.

>> over in the east bay. police say a man stole more than $1000 worth of clothing from the uc berkeley student store investigators saying a student employee was injured while trying to stop the man from running off. police say he was last seen wearing a green beanie and a pair of black and red sweat pants. if you have any information you're asked to contact. you see police. oakland. police are looking for this person. they say shot homeless man around 8.45 yesterday morning on international boulevard there being sought for attempted homicide. first responders were able to get there in time to save the man's life and taken to a nearby hospital. they're hoping someone can recognize the person seen in these pictures. if you know who this is you're asked to contact opd. the big story today officially christmas weekend. that means holiday travel in full swing taking a live look at a very foggy cloudy. san francisao international airport this morning where they're seeing traffic at almost 70% of where it was

prepandemic health experts are warning anyone who's traveling to remain vigilant as covid cases are continuing to rise across the country. kron four's gayle ong has details. >> people are heading to their holiday destinations early travelers. i spoke with say they feel safe because they received their booster shot. chris johnson and his family are heading to maui very excited. first day they arrive to san francisco international airport early for a trip they could not miss it was that 2019 1st president. >> my wife and i. >> paid for a trip for everybody. and then the pandemic hit. and so we couldn't go in 2020 because shut down. and then 2000. 21 here we are towards the afternoon. the security lines at sfo had an 8 minute wait. >> workers say the mornings and evenings tend to be the busiest airport. officials say the number of people traveling is approaching pre-pandemic

levels saturday alone had about 51,000 passengers departing overall, a 67% jump from 2019 a new wife and i are as travelers deal with the uncertainty of the pandemic for the second consecutive year jamie cook is not worried for both triple vaccinated. we had our booster were pretty good about masking. so i think feeling we're feeling pretty okay. while preliminary data indicates boosters work against the omicron variant infectious disease. experts caution to take extra safety measures. this holiday travel season. frankly, we're the best mask i can find going to your point, it's going to be in 95 trying take it off. if you don't have a. >> can 95 or 95, you know, don't get it. don't quibble. just put surgical mask but keep it on. >> an airport officials say sfo will be busy over the next few days and to get there early 2 hours for domestic flights 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news.

>> president joe biden is set to deliver a speech about the omicron variant on tuesday. he's expected to outline new steps to help communities struggling with the new covid strain is also going a call for those who are not yet vaccinated to book their appointments for their shots. boosters are available for all adults 18 and up. but right now only about 16% of eligible vaccinated adults in the united states have received their coming up on the kron 4 morning news, new york city battling a new wave of covid cases. we've got more on what officials there are doing to try and stop the spread. >> plus the midwest on the road to recovery showing you what they're dealing with week after being hit by several tornadoes. and a business in san francisco offering to pay back rent for its tenants. what you need to know to participate. that's coming up after the break.

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backpack. it's all part of the city's efforts to help lower the number of deadly traffic accidents. the u.s. department of transportation says there've been more than 20,000 fatal accidents in the united states between january and june of this year. fremont police says they've had 9 deadly accidents this year and 3 of them have involved homeless people walking at night to hopefully this will allow them to stay safe. san francisco's largest landlord their costs investments says it's going to forgive uncovered portions of back by people who could not pay because of the pandemic. there are tossed owns about 250 residential buildings across the city. they announced a new rent relief program to cover tenants back rent as long as they apply for state relief funds by january 31st. if applicants are denied by the state then bear toss and its affiliate company would cover up to 18 months of back rent and place of what the state would have offered a great little gift their day. >> i don't take a shot of

this, can we we haven't hand right outside format it that way. anyway was a puddle and it's a burden. you know, that's entertainment for you right there areas that he was when on your left hand side. you still can't huddles. can you imagine that? we had some rain. i guess we have more to come so buddy, my advice to you is you get a check in your housing because all week long, it's rain will put that together for you. let you know how your sunday as we come right back thanks to director for on the jolly on the spot.

>> happening today down in the south bay, the grammy award-winning group take 6 is going to holding a little mini concert at 10:00am at the cathedral of faith located on coast guard and avenue in san jose and then at noon after the show, the coming out toys to more than 1300 children, which is going to be really, really nice for those kids just ahead of the holiday. 9.15 here on this sunday morning. thanks much for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news time for another check of your forecast. day. if i think we they are director said, ok, we're done with the bird. we're done with card from entertainment there. a friend with them and you miss that part. they were kind of together. they're hunting. >> we have the forecast more rain. so that we're going to get into for today, though. quite a bit in the way of cloud cover and fog. we've been talking about all this morning. it's been a

temperatures suppressor. here's the east bay shoreline looks like we're getting some light now from the sun. joining us, golden gate bridge also shrouded a lot of that fog that happens here is you can see and get this a few more hours to work its magic over my shoulder here. this is a game player changer for tomorrow. night through the rest of the week. has other success of systems coming our way kind of mild by the middle of the week by the stansards are they were talking about then by the weekend. right time, the holidays things get even colder. we'll look for more mountain snows in our local mountains with all of this, too. so we kind of hit the jackpot in terms of getting percent. also called precipitation here. 40's going on. the east bay shoreline still chilly 37 fremont down in the south bay still cold temps in the upper 30's north. they've got the 40's 44. meanwhile for san francisco futurecast for here's the central valley in terms of that fog. that takes a while to mix out north bay. you're going to see a lot more cloud cover today. then in the east, bay in the south bay, maybe some stray sprinkles and all about this takes us to monday morning more of the same. by

that point. things don't start to really turn until we get to late monday night early into tuesday morning. here's 5.45 as the commute begins and a wall of rain headed your way marching down from the northwest winds. a little bit of a breeze will throw in there with program unfolds. we're seeing it from the east and the southeast early on through tonight, monday, same kind of program. little bit more brisk on the west side of the bay. so putting it all together for you today is just scattered clouds on balance, although in the north bay. it's more of an overcast situation. cool lower to middle 50's, although still some upper 40's to be had. monday is mostly cloudy and cool showers. rain late that will probably be for most of the bay post midnight rest of the week is rain and showers. the intensity will just kind of change with all of that minor minor breaks mild on wednesday. there's a little bit more pronounced break as we get to friday and then into the weekend, not only more rain and precipitation but colder temperatures come with

that will later systems as well. 54 san francisco and oakland 56 san jose not much mercury. moving on the big board, as you can see, some upper 40 still hanging on particularly around the delta coming up a little bit here. we're going to walk through some of those long range forecast models. because boy, they're pretty generous here taking us into the following week as a wet scenario. well, thanks, dave. >> a new wave of coronavirus cases has hit new york city pretty hard broadway shows have been canceled lines to get tested are very long. steve kuzj takes a look. >> the holidays are feeling a lot less marry in new york city due in part to the coronavirus pandemic. the numbers of sick are rising lines for covid testing stretched down the block and entertainment escapes like broadway shows are being shut down again. it is upon us. >> that winter surge is in full force and i believe it's going to get even stronger and more virulent and we are in for e a rough ride this winter

season covid-19 cases have exploded in new york and are now getting some of their highest levelssyet. >> on friday, the state reached an unfortunate record more than 21,000 citizens tested positive for the virus in the span of just a single day area of the site that was higher than at any point in the entire pandemic until the next day saturday when the state broke that record again with nearly 22,000 citizens testing positive. state officials say every new yorker 5 years of age and older should get vaccinated immediately if they're not already and it's been 6 months since their last vaccine dose. they should go in for a booster shot for added protection against the coronavirus, especially with the new omicron variant which scientists say is able to more easily infect people whose older vaccine doses may be weakening inside their bodies. mayor bill de blasio says the unvaccinated are far and away the biggest spreaders of covid-19 and he's urging more private businesses to follow his mandate and push their employees to get vaccinated. the private sector mandate has to be implemented aggressively.

>> as a way to blunt the impact of omicron and limited so we do not need to go to shut down or restricted. >> taking a look around the world. the netherlands is going into lockdown again to curb the omicron variant as of this weekend. all non-essential stores, bars and restaurants. we're closed. closures will continue until january 14th schools and universities will shut until january 9th citizens are only permitted to visitors in their private residences for visitors will be allowed for christmas and new year's day dutch leadership says they're experiencing a dangerous 5th wave of covid-19. meanwhile, protests against lockdown measures and vaccine mandates have been held over this weekend. clashes breaking out between protesters and police at this anti-vaccine mandate march in london. the crowd pushing down and breaking through metal barriers outside

parliament, square and downing street. it was similar scenes in paris as thousands marched there in the streets of the french capital and other cities across the country protesting against their new proof of vaccine requirements. the prime minister there saying the omicron variant is spreading like lightning. >> many are still angry, though, about the new restrictions. and new restrictions. also not going over well with many in australia, people at this rally are against australia's vaccine mandates, calling them government overreach. this comes as cases. thare are once again on the rise. the australian government. >> has shortened the time to be eligible for the booster shot from 6 months to 5 months. >> at home. the cdc is going a step further to try and prevent any international travelers from bringing more cases into our country. a pilot program just started for international travelers where they get free covid-19 rapid

tests. new rules started december 6 requiring international travelers to get a covid test within 24 hours coming here to the united states. complicating matters, though, this winter is a lack of at home. covid tests being available both rapid and pcr tests are in short supply across parts of the country. all just as people are getting ready to gather for the holidays the biden administration has taken steps to ensure a supply of roughly 200 million tests are available for this month, but they're actually not expected to arrive until after the holidays. critics say the u.s. has failed to make tests as readily accessible as they are in other countries such as in the uk where they are free as well as over in singapore. industry, experts are warning the global supply chain crisis could last for up to 2 years. they say the onset of the omicron variant will likely lead to new shutdowns. >> this past week an outbreak at a manufacturing hub in

china sent 10's of thousands of workers into quarantine. the world's worst delays are still on the united states west coast. many ships have been waiting for a month to unload due to the lack of workers on land. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news. some warning signs to be on the look out for if you're thinking of using a buy now pay later plan for your holiday shopping. >> and the san francisco ballet is back on stage performing nutcracker coming up in a live interview. we're going to catch up with the principal ballerina playing the sugar plum fairy and tonight show.

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>> while racing to get those last-minute gifts. you've likely seen the buy now pay later programs available and online shopping. but financial experts are actually warning people to pay attention to the fine print. courtney crown has more. >> customers. tell us the benefit is receiving the product immediately when it's needed. but those we spoke with admit the buy now pay later option could be a little too convenient. >> kelsey baker new the perfect gift for her dad was tickets to see the oakland raiders play the colts. i was able to get him like field tickets right behind the bench and it completely made his birth and i wouldn't have been able to do that with ow. that sort of program. kelsey used to buy now pay later, payment option. these programs allow customers to purchase big

items and make smaller payments on them over time. i definitely see the concerns with because i mean, you can get yourself in debt that way. it looks like some things only $25, you know, for easy payments of $25. the end of the day, you're spending a $100 buy now pay later options are usually offered online checkout for natalie gaylor, the option helped her purchase an expensive mattress. we have to sully no interest subs like 16 months. no interest. we paid our that often 11 months lending tree surveyed a little more than 1000 american consumers in 2021. >> 2 in 3 say buy now pay later options have caused them to spend more than they would have otherwise. we sometimes for get what we want. and then we have at the end of the month or in 2 weeks time we have a payment. do. we don't have the money to make that payment experts say people entering these types of financial agreements must remember to make their payments on time could benefit your credit score. is it showing that you've taken on a loan and you're paying that loan off. however.

>> if you miss payments even one payment you could see a serious negative impact your credit score, financial experts also advise researching which program to use some of them might charge you a little bit of interest. course, you always want to choose the one that has the lowest interest rate. and of course, customers must keep track of their online orders, especially if they're using different services. they're on different payment schemes and they can't remember which payment is due this week. that was courtney crown reporting for us. >> it is important to note most companies do send reminders of your payment due dates. so be sure to watch those make those payments on time. stick with us com for more continues after the break. we'll take a look at

this. san francisco went green last night in honor of the matrix. the latest installment of the matrix movie series premiered last night at the castro theater. you'll remember many scenes from the film were shot here in san francisco in honor of the matrix. resurrections premier city hall as court. quite how or excuse me all lit up in green. this is the 4th movie in the matrix franchise castro was a filled with celebrities last night on a reeves and everyone kind of on hand the movie follows the events of matrix revolutions 20 years later. welcome back here to the morning news. it's 9.31 and we're still on. bird. watch this morning. this isn't

but ample do not this bird is king at a plastic container and trying to get whatever food left in it. but he keeps your he does to break it open again. and they're really active this morning. but yes, don't litter. that's our message for sunday morning. dave. i mean, we could it's not going to do is he says, i mean, we're okay to eat that i was. so now i think something will come >> that's survivable that. but don't let her. dave is haha. we're talking about cold temperatures all day today. we're actually seeing some breaks happening in the fog a little bit seeing some of the sun come up over the east bay shoreline in terms of, you know, lighting up a little bit more. >> temperatures are not going to do much for us, in fact, are a little cooler in some spots this morning. they were from yesterday walk through that in a bit. right. here's another beauty shot for you of just the east bay shoreline. and if you see at the top, a little bit of blues, try to peer in through there and you can see in the ground level.

some sun looks like it's making its way through. so having said all that whatever fog we have will mix out in the next couple of hours. look at terms of storm tracker for this will be more active tomorrow as we for the storm to drop on south but really today, tomorrow. it's really going to the cloud cover build up. now. the temperature check most locations are getting into the 40's. we have some 30's left over in the south. but you'll notice toll in the upper 30's. we have a ways to go hire. meanwhile, in contrast to this. i know we don't have the pretty colors in here. but look, some negative numbers here. midday. it looks like we're a little cooler this morning that we were this time yesterday, although up in the north, they really start to plow ahead as almost a half a dozen degrees ahead. also, speaking of the cloud cover at half moon bay starting to break that open a little bit there. upper 40's. it looks like for the but balance of the day, although we'll see some 50's as on ultimate high going on in many parts of the bay to. so the 4 zone forecast coming up a little bit and also you thought last week was wet. we got another one coming our way

to winning a track. some of that for you coming up as well. know. >> thanks, dave. and national news. people in the midwest recovering after last week's deadly tornado outbreak. these are some of the images of people picking up the pieces that were left behind. parts of the midwest and the south hammered with that severe weather in kentucky. got hit the hardest more than 75 people died after a series of twisters tore through that stage. 12 children among the dead there in kentucky, thousands of homes were damaged. national weather service confirms a tornado one of the tornadoes that went through there with an e f 4 more than 138 people were hurt in the storm caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. michael shure was in kentucky. he has the latest for us. >> now, the sad task of memorializing those lost to the indescribable devastation of the tornadoes that swept through kentucky over a week ago now that we're dealing with. >> this part of the tragedy.

now it's town as they begin to lay their loved ones to rest that we give him whole bill attention and devotion. >> today mayfield mayor kathy own and attended the funeral of one of them deputy jailer robert daniel whose funeral proceeding along broadway through a canyon of unimaginable destruction. >> and this is he's been in jail. but that was his first 8 and that specific job. he is, you know, mayfield homegrown. >> the town saluting daniel with the flag raising his hearse drove by and then took one more pass by the jail where he worked with prisoners, setting them up for a better life after jail with jobs like the ones at the candle factory. he was a deputy. hear a kentucky senior senator mitch mcconnell also here saturday surveying damage and talking about officer actually saved a bunch

>> daniel is credited with saving several lives by getting his charges to shelter at the candle factory here where 8 still parish that night faith remains at the core of this community. and it's what brought former vice president mike pence to mayfield today. we're asked him about how people remain faithful, even in tragedy as people see the generosity the compassion that proceeds out of. >> complete strangers who are putting their hands and feet a face to work. >> back here at home in the north bay bay area officials gathered in santa rosa with house speaker nancy pelosi. this weekend announcing billions of dollars of funding for wildfire prevention. it's all part of the 1 trillion dollar federal and structure funding package. that recently passed the infrastructure investment includes 3.4 billion dollars designated for wildfires. the money will increase firefighter salaries and numerous prevention measures that could help prevent the kind of devastating fires that ravaged the north bay over the recent years. the event yesterday was

held in santa rosa's coffey park. one of the neighborhoods devastated in a matter of hours by the 2017 tubbs fire pelosi said the north bay community has been an example to the country for their resilience to build back from the ruins. now the amount of money that will come to the north bay specifically is not yet available. but california is expected to receive at least 84 million dollars for wildfire defense. >> congress officially home for the holidays without delivering on the president's top wish list items. but the senate did not leave until democrats had something to show the white house. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has details. >> senators cast the marathon of votes on dozens of president biden's nominees. the senate closed its year without passing president biden's social spending and climate plan or voting rights legislation. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer still claimed a small victory. its been a long day, but a good day's work i thank my colleagues. the senate broke the grldlock on a large

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centers that >> the full senate will now return to washington on january. 3rd, the white house has indicated president biden wants to see the spending bill start moving during the first month of the new year in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> and across the country. a yearly tradition continued this weekend. wreaths across america. our countless volunteers place reads at the headstones of veterans who have served in the armed forces. are we in a shot spoke with some volunteers and fair oaks who say this day holds a personal meaning to them. >> several dozen volunteers braved the cold in the early morning to pay honor to those who have served. they gathered at mount vernon memorial park and mortuary in fair oaks where they joined in the

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>> 9.44, welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. it's time for a a detailed look ahead at where we're going to expect this week because there's rain on the way. >> dave, is it going to stick around for actual christmas. day. just oh, yeah, we were going to get. we're going to get rain action christmas day. we head into next weekend. by the way, we're going to some colder air filtering in here is we're going to be dropping those snow levels down as well. that will probably be right after the actual christmas day into sunday into monday. but we'll closely piecing that together. but we start this thing late monday night. it's kind of a train that's going to keep on all week long, right on through the weekend. good morning, everybody. and here's the progress of that fog is starts to lift off the east bay shoreline. as you can see, showing up more blue for us.

yeah, it looks pretty nice, but still quite a bit of cloud. cover will be found on the north bay throughout the day today to though, up to tahoe, the forecast turns from some scattered clouds tomorrow to snow going forward. dipping a little bit by the time we get to wednesday, we're going to look at a little bump and our neighborhood by the middle of the week before it drops into next weekend. temperature. check for you. we're still in the 40's over good piece of the real estate here. 37 livermore, 39 san jose and also palo alto 41 for free month. by the way. and 44 san francisco. for this all the way till monday morning to give you a general idea kind of quiet fairly quiet. maybe a couple sprinkles up to the north and the cloud cover pretty active or over the whole area and then overnight by tuesday morning. here comes the swath of rain our way and some of that rain may be somewhat more intense. it looks to be now a little bit later in the commute. the models continue to push it further upstream. now that opens up the up. it's a flood gates. but the floodgates for

more activity across the pacific snow levels in kind of start off fairly high. but there will be dropping as his success of systems march on through. here's friday. as you can see how it's been pretty wet all the week ahead as we go into the holiday. yes, snow levels start to drop off a little bit here. as you can see, start to get to our local mountains as well. moisture levels continue all the way out to the following monday. so a very unsettled week and it doesn't look like it left until the middle of the following week. so we definitely need this. we definitely the snow piling up in our mountains might have avalanche problems later on. and also if you're headed up to tahoe for the actual holiday weekend itself. well, you might have some problems getting up there because of a whole week of this piling up. 54 san francisco mid-fifties covering the coast. meanwhile, on the bay side, also into the middle 50's. as we see down south foster city 5755 for palo alto and even in the south bay itself. still only mid 50's 53 for morgan hill, 54 for cupertino east bay

shoreline to the south, mid 50's, 53 for a tri valley. 51 for walnut creek richmond 52. but hope 4646 also for fairfield. some of that's been this morning. fog here has been kind of slow to clear 47 for napa in 51 for santa rosa. so a wet week ahead. there's that little slight temperature bump on wednesday. thursday dropping off friday and saturday and a christmas day itself. as you can see, we've got these lows in the 40's and the 30's beyond and then weigh off the scope of the 7 day. it continues into early the following week. >> well, it is one of the most beloved ballets of all time. the nutcracker is back in san francisco with live performances going on for another couple of weeks at the war memorial opera house to performances a day actually. so lots of opportunities to catch those beautiful dancers

in motion. joining me now is the sugar plum fairy for this evening. nice occur in august. she is the print one of the principal dancers at san francisco ballet. thank you so much for joining us to talk a little about tonight's performances. i know it's been 21 months since you all last performed in front of an audience there. what does it feel like to be back. >> so having i felt so much anticipation leading up to this. not backer. and very, very excited to perform tonight. i went through so much pain during the lockdown. not being able to be myself as not performing artist that this unique experience can be expressed on stage and now i enjoy dancing with that feeling inside of me. >> on stage in front of a live audience which i know just completely adds to the level of of joy. you probably feel when you're up there dancing.

i know tonight you're going to play the sugar plum fairy. but you do dance. do you dance other roles as well. >> yes, i do dance the role of the ballerina. it's also called the grandpa. did it and that comes at the end of act. 2. >> okay. do you. which one do you like better sugar plum fairy or her. i can i do like both and should have come ferries mall. story, -pstorytelling person and then the ground. but it more about clad that older version that to version of her and. >> dancing had streamed. so it's to defend. yeah. roles. >> well, i i i love just watching even the video that we're playing right now because it really just does show how beautiful and how talented everyone there at the san francisco ballet is i know you danced and many performances over the course of your career i'm curious what it's like to to be back.

i know right before the pandemic hit you're dancing. a cinderella. what makes the nutcracker so special. >> not kracker is a very magical ballet. it's christmas. ballet right. a lot of the children on stage and it's just so much fun to be on stage of and i think it's so much fun to see then signing on space to do so. amazing productions. >> i know performances started last week how they've been so far in terms of audience, have you guys had some wonderful audience. is there for you. >> audience and almost sold out every every shows. >> okay. and i know do you perform each and every night. >> i did, i did not. some people okay. and it's very hard, but it's rewarding. >> so so you perform tonight, are there other performances i know the show will close out until december 30th. so if people can't come tonight,

there's other opportunities to catch it. you write, when are those dates to have i do dance on the 22nd 02:00pm 23rd. >> 07:00pm 26 07:00pm and then the 30 us that last show is at 2 p. >> okay. okay. we're putting up the information there on the screen. so folks can know where to go to get tickets to get started just $19 to really affordable and wonderful way to expose your kids to the arts. me. so why would you say parents should expose their kids to performing arts like taking them to the ballet. why would that be important for parents to do. >> it is a magical experience to be in the theater. a lot or that ballet dancers shine on stage. and as that a young girl, i got to. have that experience and that was a lie and still a dancer. now i think it's a very good thing. even you for the rest of your life. again. tickets start $19 for the san francisco ballet's

returned to the stage with the nutcracker performance. you can tickets online at ballet. dot org me thank you so much for joining us. thank you so much. don't break. i do use a like if you're a dancer. >> now. yes, to do, a will be >> now. yes, to do, a will be right back. mmm. hey jack, how'd you get this spicy cluck sandwich to have the perfect amount of spice? i call it, jack's spice squad. who's in the squad? [whispering] it's me. my new spicy cluck sandwich combo. it's my best chicken ever. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse.

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>> well, santa claus is coming to town and take a look at this. he didn't forget to bring some holiday cheer to the animal kingdom at a zoo in saint nick arriving with some hand fed or hand tossed treats and even some long distant cousins to the camels of the 3 wise men. the christmas event part of the zoo's animal welfare program intended to draw more visitors and spread some holiday themed love. meanwhile, over in brazil, santa claus actually descended from the iconic sugarloaf mountain. >> overlooking some of rio de janeiro's most spectacular views delighted children clutching their wish letters as they watch santa right. and the christmas lead themed cable cars way even after a warm welcome posing for pictures with the kids, including inside a 1912

historic cable car specially decorated for the festivities. check out this massive piece of mistletoe and may in fact be the world's largest mistletoe hanging from the second floor balcony of a restaurant in the heart of new orleans. french quarter. sadly, this is not a real mistletoe. it's it's a fake one. it's plastic, but it has led to some. >> real romance as not just at this couple devon in crystal. he proposed right under the mistletoe one year ago. and the couple returned to the spot this year to trying to relive the magic of that special moment. so congratulations to that would love it. i want to put damper on things. but you want to begin the mistletoe with the covid thing going on. you know, one of too much. well, because not because not going contested. you people don't know each other. they're not advised only kiss people you know, under the mistletoe and by the way, you want to eat berries that just because a birdie to either a minute. it has been properly prepared to kill the pathogens whatever.

so let's not get people just one last check yeah. i'll tell you bring rain gear. plenty of that to come. it starts basically monday overnight into tuesday and. >> although the intensity will change in location and all that it continues right on through the weekend. there's another drop happening by christmas 48 to cover a high this who cry to the mountains might even see maybe a little bit of the flakes up there in the east hills. so, right. well, that's all the time we've got here, happy christmas week. thanks for joining us here in proper morning news. we'll see you next weekend.

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