include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. every other month, and i'm good to go. ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. happy saturday. thank you so much for joining us for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm sarah stinson filling in for stephanie lin and it's november 12th. and we have to start this day with a look at the weather. of course, we're going to check in with dave sphar. dave, we have cold temperatures last night. i was playing softball and it was chilly. >> it's going to remain that way. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and the only a little thing that we've had for this weekend, we have another little bow to is a little sprinkle predawn now. we have some developing a little bit by this evening. again, quick passing won't

even notice. and by tomorrow we'll go back to sunshine. first things first live shot going on here of some leftover fog from that last little bout of some predawn sprinkles. we'll take care of this in the next couple of hours going mostly clear. see this upstream here. this is going to be dropping south about the new sunset time in the late afternoon. almost 4, 5 o'clock or so dropping across the bay again might get a stray sprinkle. we can see the footprints of this as we go forward. little patches of fog here and they're left over from whatever we get during the overnight or early evening hours. temperature check for you. as sarah was talking about. we've got some upper 30's on the board. get used to it. there's more to come 40's elsewhere and don't expect a lot of movement today. we're actually little warmer by half a dozen degrees or better than we were this time from yesterday. the other element with that is besides of clear skies, we have a loft is calm winds and they're going remain that way. all the little bow to some offshore winds to make note of which will get into 55 at 11 by 2 talking 58 school afternoon as well as tomorrow

to mourn their winter forecasting a bit step. stephanie strikes sarah. >> thank you, dave. an antique and jewelry store in san francisco is back open after being forced to close for almost a year. reta and co on fillmore street was heavily damaged and that some priceless items stolen last december. now it's once again welcoming customers back in time. just in time for the holidays. kron four's dan thorn has the details. >> it's the same pineapple door, but a brand-new shop inside the antique and jewelry store on fillmore street looks a lot different than it did nearly a year ago. maybe a you can reading and co is john dream business. >> last december the store was covered in broken glass. >> and expensive jewelry was stripped from the shelves. readings on the floor, broken and destroyed. it was a heartbreaking time for the small business. but its owner wasted no time renovating. we left the store. >> we love a neighbor had let our customers. we have no interest in leaving. this is the place. so the place to be.

>> quillen and says it's been a tough few years for small businesses and it's disappointing to see the empty store fronts throughout the city. he's hoping by sharing their recovery. it inspire others to reopen or move in with the holidays. not far away. it would also be nice to see people return to his i think that customers so the shops to see. >> you know what the storm looks like now. so be very happily been here 40 years. yeah. either for it lose >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> a new development in the drama surrounding the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. the san francisco sheriff's office says that someone claiming to be an immigration and customs enforcement agent tried to visit david de-pap, but it turns out the person was an imposter. the unidentified person tried to get into the county jail on halloween 3 days after the attack. the person arrived at the jail with a business card, but no

government credentials to pap is a canadian national who's been living illegally in the u.s.. the visitor was denied entry and it's not clear yet if that person will face charges. and twitter has hit the pause button on its blue checkmark verification service after fake accounts started popping up. and now some experts are questioning if twitter will be able to even survive. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> friday, elan musk focused his anger on the media tweeting as twitter pursues the goal of elevating citizen journalism media elite will try everything to stop that from happening. mainstream media will still thrive but increased competition from citizens will cause them to be more accurate. but accuracy proved to be difficult to find on twitter as scores of users pass themselves off as elon musk, another fake accounts falsely suggested things like eli lilly was giving away insulin for free. twitter

responded by pausing its $8 blue check verification. but that was not enough for massachusetts senator ed markey who had a fake account set up in his name in a letter to musk, he said twitter had descended into the wild west of social media and said twitter must explain itself. he's done about everything wrong. i can think of >> alienated the employees. i got rid of all the management tech analyst rob and early says musk has also alienated users and advertisers which could put an end of the twitter platform altogether. he's got enough money to run through the end of the year. i the the i don't think twitter survive unless something major happens. i don't think twitter survives much beyond that is burning too much cash right now. and early says there's no sight that's equal to twitter, but its possible demise creates an opportunity. what musk has done is he's up and a huge opportunity for somebody to step in with something better because people are looking for something better. but it's got me well moderated. it's got to it's

got to be well equipped for crash. there are also reports friday that twitter sent an email to laid-off employees indicating their separation agreements had been delayed. labor lawyers who have already filed a class action lawsuit against musk alleging laid-off employees are not getting what they were promised are interested to see what's in those agreements but are encouraging workers to hold off on signing anything for now. our fear has been that elon musk would send. >> severance agreements to employees across the company and pressure them to sign off on quickly that they would release all claims against the company without even knowing that we have filed this case on their behalf. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and happening today is the 32nd annual good guys get together. it's a weekend-long event that honors local first responders and and veterans and car culture lot going on there. and that's where we find kron four's camila barco live with more camila. what does it look like over there?

>> good morning, yeah, we're here at the alameda county fairgrounds where it is all taking place. i want you guys to take a look at your screen for all of the information on today's a bet with me. i have harry davis with the good guys. talk to me a little bit about the organization. >> well, good guys is celebrating its 40th year next year. and this is our 30 seconds. autumn get together here at the pleasanton fairgrounds, base right. so we do for events a year here and this one is all about veterans were celebrating veterans day veterans weekend and we corvette center here like 75 corvettes that are going to give parade routes to veterans throughout the fairgrounds. overall, 2500 hot rods, muscle cars, trucks on display this weekend and talking to me a little bit about veterans day celebrations that you guys are really today to the veterans. we are actually all weekend. so veterans and active military are free at the event. all they have to do is show their card at the spectator gates and they get

free admission today and tomorrow. you guys have a lot going on to besides the 2500 cars that people can check out here. what else you guys have going on? one of the big things is our demolition derby today. so we have a demolition derby hosted by 19 0, 9, hayward firefighters today >> from 11 to 3.25, cars smashed for cash. you're just awesome. demo derby going on. we have our auto cross going on. that's where cars go through time course for prizes. we have a swap meet huge swat, me automotive. >> used automotive parts going on. so yeah, not only the cars on display. there's indoor displace. there's fun for the family where all right. and we also have what we call good gals gallery or arts and crafts. so if you're thinking about christmas gifts in, come out here and get handmade stuff from from the good gallery. all right, harry, well, this morning, we will be showcasing all that there is to see here at the alameda county fairgrounds. so back to you. >> thanks, camila. coming up on the kron 4 morning news will have a live interview

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>> welcome back to this is a beautiful look of san francisco this morning. got some clouds above the city skyline and it is time for another weather check with meteorologist dave spahr is going to tell us if we're going to more cold temperatures today and tomorrow. >> good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be a winter like week. it looks like up ahead. the only thing is going to be on the dry side of winter. we have a couple little wrinkles in before we get there throughout the weekend, which will walk through. but right now, half moon bay shot here, actually a little clearer picture that we're seeing across a lot of the bay here. some leftover fog to from that. a quick little spurt of some showers. predawn. we have 30's up here, the north bay, santa rosa. 37 lot of 40's across the breath of the bay. you know, water tends to hold

those support temperatures a little bit. so we didn't get as much cooling tonight as we did previously. the comparison numbers are a little bit more mild, although it's still chilly. start to our day. so here's we've got a future cast for going forward on balance today. pretty much mostly sunny. then we get to the late afternoon and this is getting close to sunset. anyway, another parse or package here of a few little widely scattered showers. more importantly, some scattered cloud cover with that kind of breaks up as it drops across the bay. but still keeping that mention in the forecast today showed earlier some leftover fog down to around the santa cruz mountains and the south bay to this will translate to mountain snows a bit with all of that. although no statements on shore with the winds will be a little bit northwesterly as well. but there's a pop that happens tomorrow in this little pocket here around solano county of offshore winds. this will happen tomorrow morning. it's very brief and there's actually a longer one early into next week. we're kind of watching. as of now, it doesn't look like it's posing any problems. we have some insulation from recent rains to give us some shielding from

and the offshore winds we get. but here it is. here's this next little batch of rain this weekend will develop maybe some sprinkles by the evening hours early evening at that by midnight, we should be clearing out across most of the bay for another good day. tomorrow. 59 san francisco, mostly sunny today, some lake clouds. we noted 60 for oakland, 60. meanwhile, 4 san jose even in the well inland spots here. temperatures only manage the lower 60's at best north bay, south bay, even off towards the east bay as well. we'll have more of that in your 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie or star. sorry, derr. it's all we're now less than 2 weeks away from the it's giving it. >> we've got here quickly as we head into the heart of the holiday season, food banks across the bay area. they're in need of all of our help. joining us now to discuss his barber abbott with the san francisco marine food bank. >> good morning, barbara. i know it's been a rough year and now the holidays are coming. tell us how big of a need you guys have right now.

>> yes, i'm currently in san francisco-marin were serving 56,000 families every week. and that about 12% from where we were last year. so the need is still growing. >> growing even from 2020. that's incredible to hear to tell us what we can do to help everyone at home, of course, wants to know how can i help? and they know there's a lot of ways you guys get help from people. >> the biggest way to help is with cash donation rate. now up until november 23rd a black crop is actually has a matching gifts. so your dollars go even further. at this point. >> well, that's good to hear. do need volunteers as well. >> so the that's another way to really help food banks by volunteering. you can go to s f m food bank dot org and sign up for a volunteer right up until the end of the year.

yes. sometimes great. yeah. sometimes you can't, you know, donate money. maybe don't have enough money to give. but you have your time and you're actually looking at video right now of the kron for a team that we were there. you volunteering. it was so much fun. >> sometimes it's a good idea to grab family member or a friend and just head over there and give back because you really walk out of there feeling so much better than when you walked in. yeah. and >> that is crime packing groceries that are going to be delivered to seniors in the san francisco. >> yeah. and then what else can people do? can donate money. you can anything else. people should know as we head into the holiday season. i know it's can you donate food and he like them. >> you know, it's it's basically donating money. and your time is the best way to help food banks at this time of the year. >> yeah, okay. great to know. and then anything else people should know about the need

right now as we head into thanksgiving, especially christmas. i mean, when you're struggling to put regular dinner on the table and then you have the pressure of that holiday meal. it's really tough. >> yeah, it's tough right now. i mean, inflation is really hitting our families hard. the same cost increases that you see at the grocery store. our families are really feeling the cost of fuel. so the need is is is really great. this holiday season families. >> the cost of groceries has become extremely unaffordable. and does that become a struggle for the food bank as well as you look to get food from a lot of grocery stores. >> yeah, i mean, are the cost of the food that we purchase or is being donated. has a has nearly doubled this holiday season. >> yeah, that's incredible. we're all feeling that. but especially those who are already struggling day to day. thank you so much, barbara. if there's any tell anything else

you want people to know at home of the how they can help this holiday season. please let everybody know. >> yeah, i cash donation again. you have a match going on right now from so your donation before thanksgiving is going to the food bank is in the best way. >> yeah, that's great. that means your donation goes even further. thank you so much, barbara, for joining us. and that is such good information as we're less than 2 weeks away. and now is the time to give back now, just a little high lighting, of course. thank you so much, barbara. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. meta just laid off some workers and now they might be laying off even more in the new year. and details. more details after the break.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour on this saturday with the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. dave, what are we looking at? 7.30, this morning? well, good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and still some left over bay fog that we have after a little predawn shower at some pretty much clear aloft. so once we shake this off will go back into the mostly sunny sky mode. >> however, some afternoon cloud cover is expected to drop on in late today. it's probably around sunset or there shortly afterwards. 37 santa rosa really cold spot. >> elsewhere, pretty much 40's. don't forget that little bit of rain l actually help support temperatures a bit. and there go. we're a little warmer than we were this time from yesterday's really cold temperatures here by some half a dozen or more degrees. now, as we take a look at the satellite and the radar picture, there is this little second batch. this is happening by this evening or late this afternoon, depending on time perspective, say 4, 5,

6 o'clock this evening or so. the breakdown today keeps us mostly sunny for the balance of the day. once we shake off these morning clouds and fog up to about 60. yeah, that will be better if for highs will take a look. of course that 4 zone forecast and that dry extended coming our way to sarah. >> thank you, dave. now for your help. this morning. hospitals across the country are trying to keep up with the spike in rsv cases in children here in the bay area. children's hospital hospitals are also reporting an increase in cases kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to health experts on how it's affecting children's hospitals at stanford and ucsf. >> more and more parents are noticing a nasty cough with their little ones because of the mucus. an inflammation of the chest caused by rsv infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says an increase of cases have off children's hospital in oakland and san francisco has affected several areas of care. the maze, 0 vision care, physicians, offices,

pediatricians offices. >> on what's that's leading to some. >> potential consolations of elective surgeries and and visit at stanford university's packard children's hospital. it's a similar story. there certainly is a incidents of rsv infection. doctor david cornfield says parents will be concerned for their child's well-being. >> they should also know that rsv is the most common viral infection in children. 50% experiencing symptoms before their first birthday. the overwhelming majority of kids do very well with this infection. >> i'm having some cold symptoms. some running nose and relatively few of these children actually get hospitalized. when you think about all the kids that are infected, doctor chin-hong says rsv isn't just spread among kids, but that most deaths happened with those 65 and older. >> it's why he recommends taking some of the same precautions we've learned to do with covid wearing a mask around them. if they're not infected washing our hands like there's no tomorrow.

>> because those not important >> covid, they're really, really him reporting for our speed. >> pfizer is getting ready to submit an rsv vaccine to the fda. the vaccine will be given to women during pregnancy to reduce their child's risk of catching the virus. doctor chin-hong expects the vaccine will be ready in about a year reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. a new cdc report says that in since 6 months and younger are being hospitalized with covid at higher rates than before the report focuses on the delta and omicron variants in babies, too young to be immunized. although more babies are being hospitalized, the percentage of severe cases is not increasing. doctor david cornfield at stanford children's health health says less severe cases is probably result when the mothers have been vaccinated. >> there's probably some component of passive immunity that moms who have been immunized give to their children and that likely will decrease the level of severity

for these kids. >> he says the hospitalizations likely boil down to the easing of covid measures. on the peninsula. police in daly city are looking for 2 men who they say stole about $10,000 worth of tobacco products off a delivery truck. the incident happened last saturday at 4 in the afternoon in front of a convenience store on gellert boulevard in near the in and out an employee told officers that while the delivery truck was in the parking lot, 2 men stole tobacco products straight out of the back of the truck and loaded into a blue infiniti suv. no arrests have been made. >> and kron 4 is your election headquarters as of this morning city council member matt mahan is the lead to be the next san jose mayor. the latest numbers show he has 51.4% of votes against santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. she has 48.6%. >> currently mahan has nearly 4800 more votes than her.

there was. there are votes still left to be counted. so we'll have to see what happens. we'll keep you updated this morning as we learn more. the final results from this week's midterms will determine which party controls the house and will also likely affect the future of house speaker nancy pelosi. given the recent attack on her husband and a possible upset of power in the house. there's speculation on what she'll do next. pelosi has served as representative from sanford's from san francisco since 1987 and was reelected this week to another two-year term. but she's hinted that she might turn in her gavel if republicans win majority control. many expect her to retire. if that happens on capitol hill, some are speculating that pelosi will leave to focus on her family. she and her husband are both 82 years old. she has said in interviews that the attack on her husband, paul will be a factor in her decision. if pelosi does choose to retire, a special election would be held to find her replacement.

and this morning we're keeping an eye on the balance of power in washington senate democrats are now just one seat away from taking control of the senate. democrat mark kelly is now projected to win reelection in arizona. take a look at the numbers. this was a very tight race in a state democrats. they were able to slip in recent elections. senator kelly is winning the state with nearly 52% of the vote beating republican challenger blake masters who had the support of former president donald trump. that means all eyes this morning are on the where the republican nominee adam laxalt has lead of less than has a lead of less than a 900 votes over incumbent democrat catherine cortez masto. there are still tens of thousands of votes left to be counted. most of those are from clark county, which is a heavily democratic area. that's where las vegas is. if democrats are democrats can win this seat, they will could choke control the senate if republicans win

control of the senate will come down to a runoff election next month in georgia. and in the house of representatives, republicans are inching closer to retaking control. you can see here the associated press so far is projecting that republicans that have won 211 seats to 200 and won seats for the democrats. it takes 218 seats to get a majority. and there are still several races that are too close to call. even this saturday morning. and it could still be several days before we know which party controls the house of representatives. >> and both parties have their eyes locked on nevada tonight as the state continues to count votes, the race tightening. and coming up, we're going to talk about the warriors were going to talk about last night's game. if you don't miss it. sneak you don't miss it. sneak alert. we won. my most important kitchen tool?

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win by a final of 106, to 1, 1, the warriors play tomorrow night as well. they will be taking on the kings in sacramento. and we showed you do both saying on join the warriors game. well, he's also expected to be back with the niners after missing the game 2 weeks ago depot is one of several forty-niners returning from injury this week to take on the chargers. the niners are coming off their bye week and they are hoping the to the offense will continue to improve, especially as christian mccaffrey get used to the on the offense. he had a big game against the rams 2 weeks ago and quarterback jimmy garoppolo says he plans to take advantage of mccaffrey's skills and definitely is the sunday. >> christian just has a natural ability to feel space and defense is a i well, norm and he did 2 weeks ago. there's a couple times and zone where he would just sit down real, you know that slowly. but just to feel the space in the right spot and as a core of as being quarterback friendly and as a quarterback,

you know, it's easy throw for you and the rocket that point. but yeah, he has a natural feel for it and we have a couple guys in there that could do that. have that feel. but it's more guys. you can get with that. the better. >> kickoff for tomorrow night's game is set for 5.20, at levi stadium gave. >> alright, continued kind of cool for the next couple of days, including for today. high temperatures, a lot of sunshine only scratching the lower 60's. your 4 zone forecast extended right the

>> it's >> 7.44. and we're taking a look from our mount tam camera this morning, which gives us a beautiful look at the city skyland. you can see a lot of clouds out there, but it looks maybe peek at what. that's why we're going to talk with meteorologist dave spahr dame is that some sun icy out there. we could use it with the cold temperatures along with some puppy cumulus for the ride. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and the shot at half moon bay kind of the same. some leftover scattered cloud cover distance here. >> just some leftover moisture from that little predawn system. we have another one going on by this evening. this all translates to a little in the way of some mountain snow as but not like what we saw from last weekend. at least it doesn't appear like that. now. and it remains like they're going into a dry trend as we are to into early next week with the temperature dropped to by tuesday. 32 for a high how low winter already here. it's even the solstice. here's a look at the storm tracker. >> and leftover showers we have downed or south. here's the next clump up towards the north due to arrive, say late

afternoon early evening with the new sun set time. so boom that we get. and after that, we take a breather all over the west coast. in fact, we'll see really interference until we get towards the latter portion of the week of the hope is might be able to scrounge up something from all this coming in from the pacific. but at least we had some recent rains. the next thing to look out for are those winds. there's a little spurt of offshore winds early into next week. we don't think that will pose a lot of problems, but it's just out there. 59 san francisco, not a lot of variety with these temperatures. keep it at the 50's at the coast even with a good deal. sunshine too. burlingame coming at about 60 62 foster city, palo alto. you're looking at about 60 today to the south bay around 60 santa clara. 59 sunday, though, around 60 where the cooler sector of things in not much decoupling here inland can trash with the east bay shoreline nearly 60 and also 60 happening for tri valley, danville 60's, san ramon. 58 walnut creek. 61 berkeley. 57 toledo to 56 with 60 for

fairfield. 58 napa and santa rosa. checking in at 61 and the 7 day forecast. a lot of sunshine going on for you. but don't let that fool you. still chilly in those afternoon highs lower 60's. meanwhile, the morning lows will revisit near about freezing. it looks like to the early into the week back to the business of the 30's and chilly 40's at the coast. sarah. >> thank you, dave. the holiday season is happening and it's happening quickly and is time to shop as many people are on a budget this year. we are now being joined by a woman named charlene dilution is going to tell us how we can get these toys for a good price is contributing editor for the toy insider. thank you so much for joining us. charlene. it can be so expensive for parents. how do we get the good deals? >> that's right. they think the heat under way is that even you have the c minus policies and that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice played on you. a case in point was his first. i want to assure just to see as from play

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girl's dream and what is another toy we can do. i know kids love to draw and get creative. >> that's right. sometimes when you buy and this is a cull to support tablets, they can be pretty expensive. but this one from it's only $20 and they see kids can draw their own cat andrew to life on the screen. they can make it on house floor and they can doctor news in parks. they can see there so it's a really fun way for kids be. so we're done. markets are also working on game cars design as well as stories on which is a great about each other. >> yeah, that washable markers to write. you love that. if you have any animals that we can buy. >> a little this so this one is from basic fun as a cold case that can't who got into lot of mischief. and the first question very popular about

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>> shows voters 18 29 were key to securing democratic victories in battleground states. we kind of knew that that was going to be the case. tom bergin works with headcount, a nonpartisan group that registers young voters. he says it's no surprise young voters especially dan z are turning out gen z by nature of just existing is political and the result of that is the turnout for elections that we're seeing in that. >> we probably will continue to see because only about half of gen z is eligible to vote thus far at 25 florida democrat maxwell alejandra for off is now the first member of gen z elected to congress. he says the gop ought to take note over 65 64% of gen z voted for democrats would be a wake-up call for me. but i'm not sure they're going to wake up. daniel alvarez with the republican national committee says it's too soon to draw conclusions. we have 14 house races that have yet to be called into senate races. she says the rnc is instead

focusing on the senate runoff in georgia. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> the kron 4 morning news. we'll be right back. stick with us.

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winter coming our way. take a look at the shot here. gives a nice breath of the bay going on here. >> some puppy cumulus left over from the moisture we had on the surface. yeah, that's now moved out. so we're going into the clearing skies mode but still have some last-minute spots in which to clear out. so this is pretty much passed over san francisco. now it's down to the south a little bit in the south bay. so we're seeing some of this cloud activity hanging around in the south a little bit. just a touch before kind of moves out and we should go in the mostly sunny mode for everybody going forward. all right. let's take a look what's going on here in our maps. as far as temperatures are concerned and satellite picture upstream, this little patch here, this is going to come across the bay probably about sunset. there are close after. so we're talking 4, 5 o'clock or so. little deck of cloud cover might have a little stray sprinkle. that's it. going back. the drive mode for sunday and the rest of the week. we can see the footprints of this eye for this all the way to tonight. and it should be somewhere around here somewhere where the cloud cover and some of that moisture you can see

popping up in the form of some fog. we get past the witching hour in some pockets here, particularly in the higher elevations left over that again will mix out by the time we get to dawn on sunday. these chilly temperatures still 39 at the santa rosa. everybody else has graduated to the 40's. this is actually a little warmer than we were this time from yesterday about a half a dozen degrees partially credited to the fact we've had the system drop south and with the cloud cover the rain, it delays the cooling late last night. winds calm conditions as another thing helps temperatures fall off a little bit. we do expect him to be on shore today. so in some breezy areas, it's going to be chilly even with the sun as we try to reach near about 65 morning forecast and a bit. sarah, thank you, dave. >> an antique and jewelry store in san francisco is back open after being forced to close for almost a year. and co on fillmore street was heavily damaged and had some priceless items stolen last december. now it's once again welcoming customers just in time for the holidays. kron four's dan thorn has the details.

>> it's the same pineapple door, but a brand-new shop inside the antique and jewelry store on fillmore street looks a lot different than it did nearly a year ago. may be legal in which couldn't be happier in co is john dream business. >> last december the store was covered in broken glass. >> and expensive jewelry was stripped from the shelves. readings on the floor, broken and destroyed. it was a heartbreaking time for the small business. but its owner wasted no time renovating. we love the store. >> we love the neighborhood let our customers. we have no interest in leaving. this is the place. so the place to be. >> quillen and says it's been a tough few years for small businesses and it's disappointing to see the empty store fronts throughout the city. he's hoping by sharing their recovery inland speier, others to reopen or move in with the holidays. not far away. it would also be nice to see people return to his i think that customers so the shocks to see. >> you know what the storm looks like now. we'll be very

happy been here 40 years. yeah, either for >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> a new development in the drama surrounding the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. the san francisco sheriff's office says that someone claiming to be an immigration and customs enforcement agent tried to visit david to pap, but it turns out the person was an imposter. the unidentified person tried to get into the county jail on halloween 3 days after the attack. the person arrived at the jail with a business card but no government credentials to pat is a canadian national who's been living illegally in the u.s. the visitor was denied entry and it is it's not clear yet if that person will face charges. twitter has hit the pause button on its blue checkmark verification service after fake counts started popping up and now some experts are questioning of twitter will be able to survive at all. kron four's dan kerman reports.

>> friday, elan musk focused his anger on the media tweeting this twitter pursues the goal of elevating citizen journalism media elite will try everything to stop that from happening. mainstream media will still thrive but increased competition from citizens will cause them to be more accurate. but accuracy proved to be difficult to find on twitter as scores of users pass themselves off as elon musk, another fake accounts falsely suggested things like eli lilly was giving away insulin for free. twitter responded by pausing its $8 blue check verification. but that was not enough for massachusetts senator ed markey who had a fake account set up in his name in a letter to musk, he said twitter had descended into the wild west of social media and said twitter must explain itself. he's done about everything wrong. i can think of in the mix and then >> alienated the employees. i got rid of all the management

tech analyst rob and early says musk has also alienated users and advertisers which could put an end of the twitter platform altogether. he's got enough money to run through the end of the year. i the the i don't think twitter survive unless something major happens. i don't think twitter survives much beyond that is burning too much cash right now. and early says there's no sight that's equal to twitter, but its possible demise creates an opportunity. what musk has done is he's up and a huge opportunity for somebody to step in with something better because people are looking for something better. but it's got me well moderated. it's got to it's got to be well equipped for crash. there are also reports friday that twitter sent an email to laid-off employees indicating their separation agreements had been delayed. labor lawyers who have already filed a class action lawsuit against musk alleging laid-off employees are not getting what they were promised are interested to see what's in those agreements but are encouraging workers to hold off on signing anything for now. our fear has been that elon musk would send.

>> severance agreements to employees across the company and pressure them to sign off on quickly that they would release all claims against the company. but without even knowing that we have filed this case on their behalf. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening today, it's the 32nd annual good guys get together. it's a weekend long event that honors local first responders, veterans and even car culture. that's where we find kron four's camila barco live with more camila. what's it like out there? >> good morning, sarah. well, we are just getting started. the event started at 8 o'clock this morning. and right now i want you guys to get to know what club that is participating in today's event the vetted corvette club. right? and with me, i have mike brown senior talked a little bit about what the club a little bit about the club >> but a corvette club we're here been buddy here by the good. but the good guys, car we're here on behalf of the for that's for mean that's

come here and parade lap around the fairgrounds and i were going our military veterans around, you know, are, you know, around the fairgrounds show off with the top down, the tops have a good time. very, very fortunate. very happy to be here. we've been around the better for club was a staff that was by myself 2012 we started with just one car. and then now we're at 66 67 members. >> you know, we're just very fortunate to be here. >> awesome and talked a little bit about some. i remember he talked a little bit about today and this weekend we are celebrating veterans here at this then to talk a little bit about having the veterans part of this club. >> so were that were open and a very diverse we do have months mostly maybe we have some you know, we've some marine guys that role with this one guys move out to texas since then. but, you

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>> hundreds of skiers and snowboarders are hitting the slopes this morning for early opening at boreal for l says yesterday was packed and they sold out of all their lift pass at the resort. employees say they are ready to welcome back. the crowds this weekend saying it's good for all businesses in the area. >> means a lot for the local economy. i mean, there's a lot of people showing up in truckee. now the ski resorts are starting to open, not fills in the hotel beds. the restaurants in town. and there's a lot of cute little shops to get a bunch awesome stuff down there. >> can't wait to get up there. boreal says they hope to be open for their famous night's game next week. dave.

>> all right. on the home front, this we're looking like this afternoon, mostly sunny. but those temperatures will be on the cool side and add a little bit of an onshore breeze to that, too. a little chilly going on there. so definitely got the sweaters all day today. going to check on your forecast next.

>> okay. well, we're jamming out this morning. welcome back. take a look. this is the golden gate bridge in all of its glory on this saturday morning. and it is time for another check of weather with meteorologist dave spahr. david, it looks beautiful out there. but is it cold still? i mean, i've been outside a couple it's going that way. it looks like over the next couple of days, in fact, into next week. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and it's going to feel very much like winter and fortune. the winter rains. >> not going to see a lot of that going on. a little sprinkle maybe going on this evening, passing over and that's going to be pretty much it for the rest of the week. here's a shot of san jose state. some leftover scattered clouds off towards the distance. temperature check for you. still a cold. 39 at the santa rosa. everybody else into the 40's, which is actually a little bit more mild than we were this time from yesterday. this is what just passed by the last couple of hours. we're clear for the balance of the day late afternoon around sunset or so. here comes another deck here dropping south again, a few little sprinkles or light

showers that clears out for the balance of the overnight. we go back in a mostly sunny for your sunday. that's going to be like that through the balance of the week. it looks like as well. some minor mountain snows come with the ride. i mentioned earlier some on shore winds to make note of so little bit breezy chilly weather with that. this is what it looks like as we get into this evening shortly after sunset, there is a little spurt of offshore winds up here in the north bay. you will make note of, but they don't seem to be too long lasting. there's another spurt that happens early next week, although the national weather service not saying much more about that, but it's pops up a little bit around. solano county into monday and tuesday. so the bigger picture is, again, that second shoe to drop after that, we're going to be in the clear because everything's going up and around the so high pressure building clearing but chilly today, 60's breezy in spots tonight early clouds might have a passing little sprinkle going on. low temperatures around 40 ish, some 30's, too. and then into tomorrow looks like sunny and still cool as we're into the 60's again today. 59 san francisco, 60 oakland and san jose. we're

looking at later clearing going on mostly sunny for today with down tonight. some return of some cloud cover. maybe some fog around 60 going on for a high and it really doesn't change that way over the next couple of days as we keep it pretty much mostly sunny for sunday and into monday. in fact, most of next week, we'll have more on that extended forecast a bit. sarah, thank you, dave. >> a nonprofit is preparing veterans and their spouses for a career in tech for free. it's called in power. the program has classes and job training in 7 states. and they also right here in the bay area kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. >> and power teaches a combination of tech training and certification for careers in it. cybersecurity and cloud computing. among other things. they also help graduates land jobs. it's a free course for 16 weeks and is available to veterans. their spouses and young adults from underserved communities, executive director of and power. chris starling is a marine corps veteran of 26 years. he served

10 overseas deployments and 3 combat tours and knows how hard transitioning to civilian life can be. people can apply at any time, but he recommends having a plan ahead of time. starling also shared by military vets are well suited for a career in tech tech is a natural way to go for veterans. >> a military people have a real good idea about how to follow instructions there on time. they use initiative and especially the role of cybersecurity where you are in many ways defending a network. so you take your mindset from defending terrain to defending in that work. >> and power reports 80% of their student grads get a job at companies including general dynamics and td bank graduate kyree jordan found out about the program will living in veterans housing in 2019. so my that informatics which is to move in a store to >> and moving to the bay area

of simple to get him to take role. but it actually. >> it was a lot tougher, a talented power program. i want pay get technical role. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. starling is also putting out a call to more employers who want to partner up with in power to help hire graduates. now despite their service and sacrifice, many veterans still face the harsh reality of not having a place to call home. in fact, according to the california research bureau, san francisco has the 6th highest number of homeless veterans kron four's terisa stasio takes a look at the problem and whan's being done to turn things around. >> for for me whenever i think about veterans day, i think about all my fellow soldiers the ones i'm responsible for how we can support them. and for the last 13 years, alan wong served in the army reserve. this is one when he was called up to help. first

responders when a raging wildfire. >> threatened to burn through south lake tahoe today as a legislative analyst's for san francisco supervisor gordon mar. >> is on a new mission to help struggling veterans. >> as a list of aid for us to more and more, i were talking about 3 pieces of legislation. >> one of those pieces tackles the problem of homelessness, putting veterans up at the top when it comes to the city's affordable housing system. at 2019 survey by the san francisco point group revealed that there were about 600 chronically homeless veterans in the city amounting to about 9% of the chronically homeless population citywide currently and in san francisco that we have people market rate housing. that that it's a subsidized. >> and that the there's often a there's a lottery to get into those opportunities. and so what we did was >> we created priorty

preference for veterans. another measure gives those out on leave financial assistance. so what the does is it requires large employers employees for larger. >> to to pay the difference between them and military pay of a military service for up to 30 days in a year if they're called up for duty and giving free access to all san francisco parks, including the city's pools in places like the botanical gardens is a piece of legislation >> there to help support the mental and physical health veterans. says he recognizes there is still so much work to be done to help vets and address their complex needs. but >> he is proud of what has been accomplished, especially on a day like veterans day. >> what is veterans day mean to you? >> for me, veterans day is really about recognizing the service and sacrifice of the

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welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on this saturday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. david's been chilly, but we've seen a little bit of sun peeking out. >> oh, yes, and we have plenty more to come for this weekend. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. and we see some of those blue skies already delivering at this hour. now we have to go pretty high in the up in the atmosphere to get that dry line going on. their board starts to break out a little inversion deal. those tend to be a little bit lower in the atmosphere, but this was higher. so but more of a reach to try to get this mixing out process to get the the moisture kind of a mix out. we might be left with that some tonight, even though we'll see sunny skies. 39 still up to santa rosa. everybody else hanging in the 40's for the most part of the couple 50's hanging out too, like hayward, for example, by contrast, we're actually a

little head where we were this time from yesterday. that little late system passing overnight did take a bit the edge touch because it doesn't allow temperatures to drop as much. but this is what we're talking about for tonight, late afternoon or so. some of that cloud coverage will start to see rolling back in again coming in from the northwest. by the time it makes its way across mid bay in the south bay. that will be well after sunset and will be back on the sunny mode for tomorrow. in fact, probably after midnight, we'll start to see the stars back out again. 56 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking only about 58 coupled with a little bit of a chilly on shore breeze. so bundle up for a little bit of that. even though we've got plenty of sun, it will feel very winter, like but dry on that account in a bit. we'll take a look at that long-range forecast. sarah. >> thank you, dave. this morning, we're following a big story because next week, former theranos ceo and founder elizabeth holmes will be sentenced for fraud and conspiracy. she faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars, but her lawyers are asking a judge for a much lesser sentence. kron four's justin campbell has the

latest. >> facing 20 years behind bars, elizabeth holmes is now a convicted felon after a jury find her found her guilty of 4 felony counts of investor fraud and conspiracy. but her defense team is painting an entirely different story of who she is. they say that she is an intelligent woman in an expectant mother and they say no public good will come from locking her up behind bars. elizabeth holmes defense team submitted an 82 page document. >> with more than 130 letters saying holmes is a humble woman with much to give to the world. even senator cory booker of new jersey wrote a letter on her behalf. cory booker didn't come to the trial and testifies and good character with defense attorney paula canny says the senator >> cannot get homes out of prison time, but one person's input. >> about elizabeth holmes isn't enough to diffuse the fact that she suffered for

felony conviction. holmes was convicted back in january following a month-long trial. a jury found her guilty of investor fraud over how her company theranos fail to deliver on its promise that it can scan for hundreds of diseases and health problems with a few drops of blood. >> she could get, you know, 46 years or 18 months in prison or 2 years. the judge has great. >> discretion defense attorneys are asking for 18 months or less submitting letters saying that holmes is warm, thoughtful friend loving mother. do you think end up serving prison time? >> i do. holmes will be sentenced next friday at this courthouse behind me, november 18th. and we will bring you the latest on air and online reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> for your health. a new cdc report says that infants 6 months and younger are being hospitalized with covid at higher rates than before the report focuses on the delta

and omicron variants in babies too young to be immunized. although more babies are being hospitalized, the percentage of severe cases is not increasing. doctor david cornfield at stanford, children's health says less severe cases is probably result about the mothers being vaccinated. >> there's probably some component of passive immunity that moms who have been immunized give to their children and that likely will decrease the level of severity for these kids. >> he says the hospitalizations likely boil down to the easing of covid measures. and continuing to discuss your health hospitals across the country are trying to keep up with a spike in rsv cases in children here in the bay area. children's hospitals are also reporting an increase in cases a kron four's. rob nesbitt talked to the health experts to figure out how it's affecting children's hospitals and not only stanford, but also ucsf.

>> more and more parents are noticing a nasty cough with their little ones because of the mucus and inflammation of the chest caused by rsv infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says an increase of cases have off children's hospital in oakland and san francisco has affected several areas of care. the maze, 0 vision care, physicians, offices, pediatricians offices. >> on what's that's leading to some. >> potential consolations of elective surgeries and and visit at stanford university's packard children's hospital. it's a similar story. there certainly is a incidents of rsv infection. doctor david cornfield says though, parents will be concerned for their child's well-being. >> they should also know that rsv is the most common viral infection in children. 50% experiencing symptoms before their first birthday. the overwhelming majority of kids do very well with this infection. >> i'm having some cold symptoms. some running nose

and relatively few of these children actually get hospitalized. when you think about all the kids that are infected, doctor chin-hong says rsv isn't just spread among kids, but that most deaths happened with those 65 and older. >> it's why he recommends taking some of the same precautions we've learned to do with covid wearing a mask around them. if they're not infected washing our like there's no tomorrow. >> because those not importance for. >> covid, they're really, really him reporting for rsv. >> pfizer is getting ready to submit an rsv vaccine to the fda. the vaccine will be given to women during pregnancy to reduce their child's risk of catching the virus. doctor chin-hong expects the vaccine will be ready in about a year reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. on the peninsula. police in daly city are looking for 2 men who they say stole about $10,000 worth of tobacco products off of the delivery truck. the incident happened last saturday at 4 in the afternoon in front of a convenience store on geller boulevard near the in and out

an employee told officers that while the delivery truck was in the parking lot, 2 men stole tobacco products straight out of the back of the truck and loaded it into a blue infiniti suv. no arrests have been made. and kron 4 is your election headquarters. as of this morning city council member matt mahan is in the lead to be the next san jose mayor. the latest numbers show he has a 51.0. 4 1% of the votes against santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. she has 48.6% currently mahan has nearly 4800 more votes than chavez. there are votes still being counted right now. we will keep you updated as we learn more. and the final results from this week's midterms will determine which party controls the house and will also likely affect the future of house speaker nancy pelosi. given the recent attack on her husband, paul, and the possible upset of power in the house. there's speculation on what she'll do next. pelosi

has served as representative from san francisco since 1987 and was reelected this week to another 2 year term. but she's hinted that she might turn in her gavel if republicans win majority control. many expect her to retire. if that happens on capitol hill, some are speculating that pelosi will leave to focus on her family. she and her husband are both 82 years old. she has said in interviews that the attack on her husband, paul will be a factor in her decision. if pelosi does choose to retire, a special election would be held to find her replacement. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, biden's student loan forgiveness program has been struck down. >> the step that applicants can take next. that's coming up. welcome back. and it is

time to talk bay area sports. what better thing to talk about on saturday morning. the warriors at home taking on the cleveland cavaliers and the forty-niners were in the house as well. >> there is deebo samuel taking in the game from none other than courtside. the warriors have been struggling so far this season and this was a close game from the start. but in the end, it was steph curry to the rescue.

>> he had 40 points and led the dubs to victory. they won by the final of 106, to 101. the warriors play again tomorrow night and they will be taking on the kings in sacramento. and we just showed you deebo samuel and join the warriors game. he's expected to be back with the niners after missing the game. >> 2 weeks ago deebo is one of several forty-niners returning from injuries this week to take on the chargers. the niners are coming off their bye week and they're hoping the offense will continue to improve, especially as christian mccaffrey gets used to the offense. he's had a big game against the rams 2 weeks ago and quarterback jimmy garoppolo says he plans to take advantage of mccaffrey skill set this sunday. >> christian just has a natural ability to feel space and defense is a i well, norm and he did 2 weeks ago. there's a couple times and zone nhere he would just sit down real, you know that slowly. but just to feel the space in the right spot and as

a quarterback has been quarterback friendly and as a quarterback, you know, it's easy throw for you and the rocket that point. but yeah, he has a natural feel for it and we have a couple guys in there that could do that. have that feel. but it's more guys. you get with that. the better. >> well, kickoff for tomorrow night's game is set for 5.20, at levi stadium. dave. >> after cole little start, this is the effort we're going to see this afternoon under mostly sunny skies today. little chilly breeze working as well. where can take a look at forecast a bit kron. 4 at forecast a bit kron. 4 morning news continues. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life.

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look at walnut creek this morning. looks like traffic is moving and a groove in. but looks a little hazy out there. dave spahr is here with our weather forecast. dave, it's been chilly. we've seen the sun peeked out a little bit, but it looks like dry for the most part. >> yeah. just just a little visit of maybe a passing sprinkle going on for this evening. that's going to be in until maybe the end of the week. good morning, sir. good morning, everybody. live shot coming to the east bay shoreline as well. just some leftover hayes at the surface, you ca see a little bit some puppy cumulus. but then off to the blue skies for this afternoon, up in tahoe. meanwhile, there is technically the bit of a little bit of snow may happen, particularly with that next wave coming through overnight. from that perspective, it will be overnight for sunday, but after that going into the dry moat, those temperatures look at that falling to about 32 or so by tuesday, there is colder

air is could be slapped down across central california as well. and we're looking for some offshore winds about this time period to be watching out for the bay area perspective. we've had recent rain so that may help insulate us from any issue of major problems going on. here's what's upstream here. this is going on for tonight. this clump pierre, i know it looks impressive up and reading, but that's going really fall apart by the time it gets here. so token, little sprinkles going on. maybe don't wash your car this afternoon. wait till tomorrow. and going to do what is right will be getting a more upstream for a while there. there it is right there after that. no intrusion going on. lots of sunshine for the week ahead weekend. as we get into friday, some scattered clouds to make note of and we might see some upstream showers potentially going forward. 4 zone forecast coming for the saturday. 59 san francisco, a little chilly at the coast coupled with some winds. so watch out their 50's going on there. definitely the windbreaker and that 60 going on for burlingame to the south. pretty much 60 ish palo alto, redwood city in the

south bay, upper 50's to near about 60 60 san jose cupertino. 59 for a lot of sunshine. we have a lot of uniformity with temperatures. upper 50's near 60 east bay shoreline, tri valley. at 60 ish 60 or so danville, walnut creek at 61, we don't see that the coupling with the temperatures going on here. 57 for berkeley, vallejo to cool. 56, 60 going on for fairfield. you see those numbers. what pop? much more 58 for napa and 61 santa rosa get used the long-range forecast for highs. that is lot of 60's on the board for the week ahead. lower 60's and that we bump into the mid-sixties range. there's the cloud cover development by friday. overnight lows. we're going to revisit those chilly lows. we had this last week tone or around freezing lots of 30's and even up the coast into the 40's for sarah right? >> coming up now we're talking about in it in national news. rather, democrats nationwide are thinking young voters for coming out to vote in this

midterm election. according to exit polls, voters 18 to 29 years old. they showed up in potentially record numbers, especially in battleground races. washington correspondent raquel martin has the details. >> your vote is stark numbers. again. young voters are getting a special shout out from the president this election cycle. young people voted. to continue addressing the climate crisis, gun violence, personal rights and freedoms, although votes are still being tallied. exit polling from the center for information and research on civic learning and engagement. >> shows voters 18 29 were key to securing democratic victories in battleground states. we kind of knew that that was going to be the case. tom bergin works with headcount, a nonpartisan group that registers young voters. he says it's no surprise young voters especially dan z are turning out gen z by nature of just existing is political and the result of that is the turnout for elections that we're seeing in that.

>> we probably will continue to see because only about half of gen z is eligible to vote thus far at 25 florida democrat maxwell alejandra for off is now the first member of gen z elected to congress. he says the gop ought to take note over 65 64% of gen z voted for democrats would be a wake-up call for me. but i'm not sure they're going to wake up. daniel alvarez with the republican national committee says it's too soon to draw conclusions. we have 14 house races that have yet to be called into senate races. she says the rnc is instead focusing on the senate runoff in georgia. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> the biden administration's loan, the student loan forgiveness plan has been ruled unconstitutional. it means millions of students and graduates will face loan payments starting up again in january. we've got steve brown to tell us what people who are hoping for some relief can do now. >> the white house as 26 million people signed up for the program, 16 of those

were already approved. but now the future of the loan forgiveness program is in serious doubt. president joe biden had campaigned in recent weeks talking about how his administration had delivered on his 2020 campaign promise to forgive student loan debt. but a federal judge in texas struck down the program ruling it unconstitutionally circumvents congress in his opinion, trump appointee, judge mark pittman rights in this country. we're not ruled by an all powerful executive with a pen and a phone. it is fundamental to the survival of tae republic that the separation of powers be preserved. so what should people with student loans do with payments set to resume in january after the long pandemic pause in annie le of the form credit union recommends getting in touch with the loan servicing company and examining your options. now your income situation could change. you could have some access to still some forbearance agreements and some other things. so start now. don't wait until you can't make the payments. also in january, loan payment deferment go back

to the way they were before the pandemic pause that is limited, but including people who are out of work or on family medical leave. another tip reviewing your personal finances will be important if you know what your payments going to be. the start really looking at your budget and saying, can i can i really start doing that to maybe start setting that money aside now? >> so you can live that way and not wait until january or february when they restart and then trying to live that way. the biden administration has filed an appeal in an attempt to revive the student loan forgiveness program. but it's on a very difficult path. >> either the 5th circuit court of appeals or the u.s. supreme court would need to overturn the texas judge's ruling. and both of those bodies, our majority conservative, steve brown. >> happening next week, there is a new day to send artemis one into space. again. it's wednesday, november 16th, nasa says that minor repairs were needed on the rocket after hurricane nicole swept through florida on thursday. but they

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in our saturday, which is mostly sunny. but a chill expected for today. we can get kind of other shots of this in terms of the fog cast. if you look carefully advance this all the way about 8.15, win, we should see cloud cover dropping south across midday at this point in its wake with maybe some token, little sprinkles and showers going on some. the higher elevations may have some fog trapped there temporarily, but not remaining much overnight and will go back into the mostly sunny mode for your sunday temperature. check now on santa rosa's. graduated up to 42. most readings up in the north bay in the 40's. some 50's off towards the east bay. you will notice and san francisco. 52 51. meanwhile, 4 san jose for comparison sake were some half a dozen degrees or so ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. winds on shore. they will remain today. not much of the way winds yet, but little bit of a breeze kicking here this afternoon and lots of sunshine. but high temperatures only managing this crash into the lower 60's. we'll have more on the forecast in just a bit. sarah. >> thank you, dave. an antique

and jewelry store in san francisco is back open after being forced to close for almost a year and co on fillmore street was heavily damaged and had some priceless items stolen last december. and now it's once again welcoming customers just in time for the holidays. kron 4 dot com force. dan thorn has the details. >> it's the same pineapple door, but a brand-new shop inside the antique and jewelry store on fillmore street looks a lot different than it did nearly a year ago. maybe a you can reading and co is john dream business. >> last december the store was covered in broken glass. >> and expensive jewelry was stripped from the shelves. readings on the floor, broken and destroyed. it was a heartbreaking time for the small business. but its owner wasted no time renovating. we left the store. >> we love a neighbor had let our customers. we have no interest in leaving. this is the place. so the place to be. >> quillen and says it's been a tough few years for small

businesses and it's disappointing to see the empty store fronts throughout the city. he's hoping by sharing their recovery. it inspire others to reopen or move in with the holidays. not far away. it would also be nice to see people return to his i think that customers so the shops to see. >> you know what the storm looks like now. so be very happily been here 40 years. yeah. another >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> this morning we're following a new development in the drama surrounding the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. the san francisco sheriff's office says that someone claiming to be an immigration and customs enforcement agent tried to visit david depape, but it turns out the person was an imposter. the unidentified person tried to get into the county jail on halloween 3 days after the attack. the person arrived at the jail with a business card but no government credentials. tip

app is a canadian national who's been living illegally in the u.s. the visitor was denied entry and it's not clear yet if that person will face charges. twitter has hit the pause button on its blue checkmark verification service after fake account started popping up and now some experts are questioning if twitter will be able to survive at all. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> friday, elon musk focused his anger on the media tweeting as twitter pursues the goal of elevating citizen journalism media elite will try everything to stop that from happening. mainstream media will still thrive but increased competition from citizens will cause them to be more accurate. but accuracy proved to be difficult to find on twitter as scores of users pass themselves off as elon musk, another fake accounts falsely suggested things like eli lilly was giving away insulin for free. twitter responded by pausing its $8 blue check verification. but that was not enough for

massachusetts senator ed markey who had a fake account set up in his name and a letter to musk. he said twitter had descended into the wild west of social media and said twitter must explain itself. he's done about everything wrong. i can think of >> alienated the employees. i got rid of all the management tech analyst rob and early says musk has also alienated users and advertisers which could put an end of the twitter platform altogether. he's got enough money to run through the end of the year. i the the i don't think twitter survive unless something major happens. i don't think twitter survive much beyond that is burning too much cash right now. and early says there's no sight that's equal to twitter, but its possible demise creates an opportunity. what musk has done is he's up and a huge opportunity for somebody to step in with something better because people are looking for something better. but it's got me well moderated. it's got to it's got to be well equipped for crash. there are also reports friday that twitter sent an

email to laid-off employees indicating their separation agreements had been delayed. labor lawyers who have already filed a class action lawsuit against musk alleging laid-off employees are not getting what they were promised are interested to see what's in those agreements but are encouraging workers to hold off on signing anything for now. our fear has been that elon musk would send. >> severance agreements to employees across the company and pressure them to sign off on quickly that they would release all claims against the company without even knowing that we have filed this case on their behalf. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening today, it's the 32nd annual good guys get together. it's a weekend-long event that honors local first responders, veterans and even car culture. that's where we find kron four's camila barco live with more camila. you've been all over the place and that event. what are you up to right now? >> take place and for right. right now, we just mentioned to you guys who are the original car owners of their

cars, these 60's. and this event calling for all car enthusiasts era. anyone who loves cars can come out here to the county fairgrounds check all of these cars out. take a look at what you see if you do come out here to the alameda county fairgrounds. the event will feature thousands of american m de are powered cars. and aside from the cars that will be live. entertainment food a free kids zone and auto cross raising racing a day for the family to enjoy the event will also honor our veterans where there will be a ceremony, including a color guard presentation. and that's for betts parade, which will include more than 40 that car owners taking veterans news 2 at the fairgrounds. if you are interested in today's event, take a look at some of the information about the it's going to be held here at the alameda county fairgrounds. the event goes on until 4 o'clock today. again, a lot of cars, including hot rods and restore classics as well as food can attend today. well,

you're in luck. the event will also go on tomorrow and it starts at 8 o'clock in the morning. there's 1000 of car owners here to gate. like i said, we did speak to a few. here's what they had to say about why this car show is special to them. >> it's the big one the big daddy of the car yeah, this is the big one. this is that. should say the big. sugar daddy of them everybody knows my car. this this union, other events. but i like the good guys. the best i always do. you know? so it a good event. i hope to never stopped. just keep going forever. >> now that was george and toby. they are the original car owners of their cars. back out here live. you're taking a look at their cars. these cars date back to the 60's. sarah, the millennia. i want to point out something interesting that

i saw this is georges car and i wanna zoom in right now as to how much this car cost back in the 1960's. it cost him $30,000 to buy his car. you can only imagine how much it is worth nowadays, but again, a very interesting event out here. a lot of historic. the cars. i actually just met one other car owner who tells me that his car is from 1915. so again, all car enthusiast. this is your day to enjoy today's event that looks like an incredible event, camilla. that was so interesting to see the price of the car. $3,000. i definitely want to know how much that cost today. thanks, camila. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a program is helping veterans and their families prepare for jobs in the tech industry. and it's

>> hundreds of skiers and snowboarders are hitting the slopes this morning for an early opening at boreal. boreal says yesterday was packed and they sold out of all the lift passes at the resort. employees say they are ready to welcome. welcome back. the crowds and they say that it's good for businesses all around. >> means a lot for the local economy. i mean, there's a lot of people showing up in truckee. now the ski resorts are starting to open, not fills in the hotel beds. the restaurants in town. and there's a lot of cute little shops to get a bunch awesome stuff down there. >> for ul says they hope to be open for their famous night skiing next week. daveed.

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dave, you can see it's a little hazy out there, but the sun. >> yeah, good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and we're seeing the same kind of process in the east bay shoreline to some scattered clouds to make note of. but on bslance should be mostly sunny for the day today. 42 chilly degrees up to santa rosa. but most locations of gotten at least close to 50 or into a little bit. the 50's. here's what happens in future cast for again, mostly sunny for most of the day. then late in the afternoon, close that sunset time. here comes a little package here of a few little stray showers working here, scattered clouds very short, lived. and as you can see in a couple of hours clears back out again a little bit more in the way of some mountain snow is happening. but even up in the mountains, we're not looking at a lot of moisture to be had on shore winds. we've got going on today. then we get a little bit later on tomorrow post that little sprinkle event up in solano county, some offshore winds. and that's something to look out for into early next week with some cold air surging in. you're going to feel that on the morning

lows, particularly early in the week as we dip back to around the freezing mark or colder. here's the big perspective. the second little package we're talking about for late this afternoon evening after that traverses things clear out for us on sunday and then behind that will be that colder air filtering in cold and dry. it is so for today, clearing but chilly 60, it's breezy in spots. so it'll feel a little cold tonight. early clouds, a passing shower near about 40 going on for a low then into next week. we've got those chilly morning lows. look out for sunday, but still cool. even during the day as temperatures for highs struggle into the 60's for today, we'll do about 59 san francisco, 60 for oakland and san jose. cool with those late clouds, redeveloping as we just talked about ultimate highs in the board. 61 center rosen about 63. that's the best we're going to muster even in the far east bay temperatures around 60 or so the same around the bay. so definitely want to bundle up just a touch. even with all that. so we're getting a little bit more on that long-range forecast in a bit. sarah. >> thank you, dave. a

nonprofit is preparing veterans and their spouses for a career in tech and for free. it's called empower the program, has classes and job training in 7 states. they're also located right here in the bay area. kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. >> and power teaches a combination of tech training and certification for careers in it. cybersecurity and cloud computing. among other things. they also help graduates land jobs. it's a free course for 16 weeks and is available to veterans. their spouses and young adults from underserved communities. the executive director of and power chris starling is a marine corps veteran of 26 years. he served 10 overseas deployments and 3 combat tours and knows how hard transitioning to civilian life can be. people can apply at any time, but he recommends having a plan ahead of time. starling also shared by military vets are well suited for a career in tech tech is a natural way to go for

veterans. >> a military people have a real good idea about how to follow instructions there on time. they use initiative and especially the role of cybersecurity where you are in many ways defending a network. so you take your mindset from defending terrain to defending in that work. >> and power reports 80% of their student grads get a job at companies including general dynamics and td bank graduate kyree jordan found out about the program will living in veterans housing in 2019. so my that informatics which is the movement of sorts of >> and moving to the bay area of simple to get him to take role. but it actually. >> it was a lot tougher, a talented power program. i want i get technical role. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. starling is also putting out a call to more employers who want to partner up with him power to help hire graduates.

now, despite their service and sacrifice, many veterans still face the harsh reality of not having a place to call home. according to the california research bureau, san francisco has the 6th highest number of homeless veterans kron four's terisa stasio talked with someone to find out more about this problem and what's being done to turn things around. >> for for me, whenever i think about veterans day, i think about oh, my fellow soldiers the ones i'm responsible for how we can support them. and for the last 13 years, alan wong served in the army reserve. this is one when he was called up to help. first responders. when a raging wildfire. >> threatened to burn through south lake tahoe today as a legislative analyst's for san francisco supervisor gordon mar. >> is on a new mission to help struggling veterans. >> as a list of aid for some advice tomorrow, we're talking 3 pieces of legislation.

>> one of those pieces tackles the problem of homelessness, putting veterans up at the top when it comes to the city's affordable housing system. at 2019 survey by the san francisco point group revealed that there were about 600 chronically homeless veterans in the city amounting to about 9% of the chronically homeless population citywide currently and in san francisco that we have below market rate housing. that that it's a subsidized. >> and that the there's often a there's a lottery to get into those opportunities. and so what we did was >> we created priorty preference for veterans. another measure gives those out on leave financial assistance. so what the does is it requires large employers employees larger. >> to we will to pay the difference between them and military pay of a military

service for up to 30 days in a year if they're called up for duty and giving free access to all san francisco parks, including the city's pools in places like the botanical gardens is a piece of legislation >> there to help support the and physical health veterans. says he recognizes there is still so much work to be done to help vets and address their complex needs. but >> he is proud of what has been accomplished, especially on a day like veterans day. >> what is veterans day mean to you? >> for me, veterans day is really about recognizing the service and sacrifice of the people serving military now and the veterans that came before me to reset stasio kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. meta just laid off some workers and they might be laying off even more in the new year. this more details after the break.

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ask your asthma specialist morning. we're following a developing eta is expected to lay off more than 360 employees. >> by early january at their san francisco office on howard street. that's according to the city's supervisor. matt dorsey, dorsey says he received a notice under the warren act about the layoffs.

he encourages those facing unemployment to browse the city's government website. they have more than 4500 available jobs. layoffs are expected to hit the met office starting january 13th. in the face of declining revenue. disney executives have imposed a hiring freeze and maybe considering job cuts. the entertainment company just reported disappointing quarterly earnings. disney streaming services lost 1.4 billion dollars last quarter. more than double from last year. >> and happening now, a reminder for bar yellow line riders free bus shuttles will replace the yellow line. trains. >> as maintenance crews will make repairs on the track way in pleasanton that was damaged by a train derailment that happened in june. bus shuttles will be at the pleasanton hill and concord stations. riders should expect 30 minute delays on your commute closures also continue tomorrow. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, there's a spike in rsv cases

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there's some sun coming out today. and i think as long as you stay in the sun, you can stay semi warm. >> okay. yeah. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. a little bit of a breeze, though, come within with this. so it will be a little chilly in spots, but the sun will help out of this on your shoulders. some scattered clouds off towards the distance. we have so kind of left over from predawn little shower. we have 42 of the santa rosa. most readings are trying to achieve in about 50's. you will notice 54 for antioch. 51 san jose. we're some half a dozen degrees or a little bit less. now ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so not as cold due to some of that moisture. surgeons resurgence. what we had coming in from a few little stray sprinkles here. this is what's going to happen by this afternoon. even this going drop south for us and it will produce some cloud cover around the new sunset time and maybe a couple little stray sprinkles. but that clears out real quick. we've been back to mostly clear skies by midnight or so. the breakdown today keeps a lot of that sunshine on our shoulders to near about 60, expected for a high and

even those well inland spots and expect that to continue for the week ahead and watch those overnight lows. going to have a look at that extended forecast for you along the 4 zone in a bit, carol. >> thank you, dave. a big story we're following next week. former theranos ceo and founder elizabeth holmes will be sentenced for fraud and conspiracy. she faces a maximum of 20 years behind bars, but her lawyers are asking a judge for a much lesser sentence. kron four's justin campbell has the latest. >> facing 20 years behind bars, elizabeth holmes is now a convicted felon after a jury find her found her guilty of 4 felony counts of and invest or fraud and conspiracy. but her defense team is painting an entirely different story of who she is. they say that she is an intelligent woman in an expectant mother and they say no public good will come from locking her up behind bars. elizabeth holmes defense team submitted an 82 page document. >> with more than 130 letters saying holmes is a humble

woman with much to give to the world. even senator cory booker of new jersey wrote a letter on her behalf. cory booker didn't come to the trial and testifies and good character with defense attorney paula canny says the senator cannot get homes out of prison time, but one person's input. >> about elizabeth holmes isn't enough to diffuse the fact that she suffered for felony conviction. holmes was convicted back in january following a month-long trial. a jury found her guilty of investor fraud over how her company theranos fail to deliver on its promise that it can scan for hundreds of diseases and health problems with a few drops of blood. >> she could get, you know, 46 years or 18 months in prison or 2 years. the judge has great. >> discretion defense attorneys are asking for 18 months or less submitting letters saying that holmes is a warm, thoughtful friend

loving mother. do you think end up serving prison time? i do. holmes will be sentenced next friday at this courthouse behind me, november 18th. and we will bring you the latest on air and online reporting here in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and for your health, a new cdc report says that infants 6 months and younger are being hospitalized with covid at higher rates than before the report focuses on the delta and omicron variants in babies, too young to be immunized. although more babies are being hospitalized, the percentage of severe cases is not increasing. doctor david cornfield at stanford children's health says less severe cases is probably result of mothers being vaccinated. >> there's probably some component of passive immunity that moms who have been immunized give to their children and that likely will decrease the level of severity for these kids.

>> he says the hospitalizations likely boil down to the easing of covid measures. hospitals across the country are also trying to keep up with the spike in rsv cases in children here in the bay area. children's hospitals are also reporting an increase in cases kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to health experts on how it's affecting children's hospitals at stanford and ucsf. >> more and more parents are noticing a nasty cough with their little ones because of the mucus and inflammation of the chest caused by rsv infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says an increase of cases have off children's hospital in oakland and san francisco has affected several areas of care, the room or urgent care, physicians, offices, pediatricians offices. >> on what's that's leading to some potential consolations of elective surgeries and and visit at stanford university's packard children's hospital. it's a similar story. there certainly is a incidents of

rsv infection. doctor david cornfield says though, parents will be concerned for their child's well-being. >> they should also know that rsv is the most common viral infection in children. 50% experiencing symptoms before their first birthday. the overwhelming majority of kids do very well with this infection. >> i'm having some cold symptoms. some running nose and relatively few of these children actually get hospitalized. when you think about all the kids that are infected, doctor chin-hong says rsv isn't just spread among kids, but that most deaths happened with those 65 and older. >> it's why he recommends taking some of the same precautions we've learned to do with covid wearing a mask around them. if they're not infected washing our like there's no tomorrow. >> because those not important >> covid, they're really, really him reporting for our state. >> pfizer is getting ready to submit an rsv vaccine to the fda. the vaccine will be given to women during pregnancy to reduce their child's risk of catching the virus. doctor

chin-hong expect the vaccine will be ready in about a year reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. on the peninsula. police in daly city are looking for 2 men who they say stole about $10,000 worth of tobacco products off a delivery truck. the incident happened last saturday at 4 in the afternoon in front of a convenience store on geller boulevard near the in and out an employee told officers that while the delivery truck was in the parking lot, 2 men stole tobacco products straight out of the back of the truck loaded into a blue infiniti suv. no arrests have been made. across 4 is your local election headquarters. and as of this morning city council member matt mahan is in the lead to be the next mayor of san jose. the latest numbers show he has 51.4% of votes against santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. she has 48.6% currently mahan is has nearly 4800 more votes than her. there are still votes being counted will keep you updated

as soon as we learn more. and the final results from this week's midterms will determine which party controls the house. and we'll also likely affect the future of house speaker nancy pelosi given the recent attack on her husband, paul, and the possible upset of power in the house. there's speculation on what she'll do next. pelosi has served as representative from san francisco since 1987. she was reelected this week to another 2 year term. but she's hinted that she might turn in her gavel if republicans win majority control. many expect her to retire. if that happens on capitol hill, there's some speculation that pelosi will leave to focus on her family. she and her husband are both 82 years old. she has 7 interviews that the attack on her husband will be a factor in her decision. if pelosi does choose to retire, a special election would be held to find her replacement. and this morning we're keeping an eye on the balance of power in washington. senate democrats

are now just one seat away from taking control of the senate. democrat mark kelly is now projected to win reelection in arizona. take a look at the numbers. this was a very tight race in a state democrats for the state democrats. they've been able to flip in recent elections. senator kelly is winning the state with nearly 52% of the vote beating republican challenger blake masters who have the support of former president donald trump. that means all eyes this morning on than our own of out of that race. there were the republican nominee, adam laxalt has the lead of less than incumbent democrat catherine cortez masto. there still tens of thousands of votes left to be counted. most of those are from claire clark county. and that is where heavily democratic area las vegas is. if democrats can win the seat, they win control of the senate. if republicans win control of the senate will come down to a runoff election next month in georgia. and in

the house of representatives, republicans are inching closer to retaking control. you can see here the associated press so far is projecting that republicans have won 211 seats to 201 seat for the democrats. it takes 218 seats to get a majority and there are still several races that are too close to call and it could still be several days before we know which party controls the house of representatives. and both parties have their eyes locked on nevada tonight as the state continues to count votes. the race tightening between republican adam laxalt and democratic incumbent catherine cortez masto by about 9,000 votes. it's more than 90% of those votes being counted. in national news. democrats nationwide. are they king young voters for coming out to vote in the midterm election? according to exit polls, voters 18 to 29 years old. they showed up and potentially record numbers, especially in

battleground races. washington correspondent raquel martin has the details. >> your vote is stark numbers. again. young voters are getting a special shout out from the president this election cycle. young people voted. to continue addressing the climate crisis, gun violence, personal rights and freedoms, although votes are still being tallied. exit polling from the center for information and research on civic learning and engagement. >> shows voters 18 29 were key to securing democratic victories in battleground states. we kind of knew that that was going to be the case. tom bergin works with headcount, a nonpartisan group that registers young voters. he says it's no surprise young turning out gen z by nature of just existing is political and the result of that is the turnout for elections that we're seeing in that. >> we probably will continue to see because only about half of gen z is eligible to vote thus far at 25 florida democrat maxwell alejandra for

off is now the first member of gen z elected to congress. he says the gop ought to take note over 65 64% of gen z voted for democrats would be a wake-up call for me. but i'm not sure they're going to wake up. daniel alvarez with the republican national committee says it's too soon to draw conclusions. we have 14 house races that have yet to be called into senate races. she says the rnc is instead focusing on the senate runoff in georgia. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> and now it's time to talk bay area sports, the warriors at home taking on the cleveland cavaliers. and if you missed it last night, take a look. the forty-niners were in the house. there is deebo samuel taking in the game from port side nice. the warriors have been struggling so far this year and this was a close game from the start. but in the end, it was steph curry to the rescue. he had 40 points and let the dogs to victory. they won by a final score of 106, to 101. the warriors play

again tomorrow night. they will be taking on the kings in sacramento. and we showed you deebo samuels enjoying the warriors game while he's also expected to be back with the niners after missing the game 2 weeks ago. deebo is one of several forty-niners returning from injuries this week to take on the chargers. the niners are coming off their bye week and they are hoping the offense will continue to improve, especially as christian mccaffrey get used on their and their offense. rather, he had a big game against the rams 2 weeks ago and quarterback jimmy garoppolo says he plans to take advantage of mccaffrey skill set this sunday. >> christian just has a natural ability to feel space and defense is a i well, norm and he did 2 weeks ago. there's a couple times and zone where he would just sit down real, you know that slowly. but just to feel the space in the right spot and as a quarterback has been quarterback friendly and as a quarterback, you know, it's easy throw for you and the

rocket that point. but yeah, he has a natural feel for it and we have a couple guys in there that could do that. have that feel. but it's more guys. you get with that. the better. >> kickoff for tomorrow night's game is set for 5.20, at levi stadium. dave. >> all right. cool temperatures expected today all over the bay, both in london near the water and all along the peninsula as well. going to take a look at that extended forecast as well. t charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft!

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>> welcome back. snow has arrived allowing ski resorts to open early for the season.

this week's storm system is providing plenty of winter weather to the sierra nevada starting today. heavenly kirkwood and northstar will begin their seasons kron four's gayle ong reports on the preparations underway for opening day. >> everywhere around the like right now there's a buzz going on. mother nature delivered longtime tahoe resident kevin cooper already seeing local resort town buzzing after this week's storm brought several feet of snow to the sierra anywhere between 3 feet. here is this but down the eastern sea year, anywhere between 5 and 6 peak early start 20 days are like it could not be better. all this snow allowing ski resorts to start running their lifts way ahead of schedule. starting saturday. skiers and riders can rejoice at heavenly northstar and kirkwood mountain. so this is the early start to the season. how excited are you guys? >> we were so excited that i don't know if you hear breathing at lakeside. just got hill. dennis bag, communications manager at kirkwood mountain resort says

the mountain received 34 inches of snow. it's just amazing. said by getting this much snow and be able to open on the short timeline is is really just awesome. thank meanwhile, here in san francisco, sports baseman presidio have been busy assisting. customers were ready to hit the slopes. more and more people come these last few days, especially in rentals like our rentals areas picking up. >> quite a kevin, when stopped by to pick up new snow boots for the season could not sleep last night at i was i was ready to go. and i know a light all summer just to get happy that things are opening early and save over. >> and as for getting to the mountains, roads are expected to be slick. you are advised to check in with caltrans for the latest road conditions in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. wow, i cannot wait to get up. their snow is going. dave, what is it looking like for us here locally? any rain?

>> the way. sarah. good morning, everybody. we're looking at a little possibility happening early this evening and that will come with some token snow up in the mountains, but not a whole lot. and everybody is going to go dry for week ahead during the day. at least we get a lot of sunshine as we're getting now to some leftover scattered clouds off towards the distance tahoe. it's kind of a dry forecast as temperatures plummet now down to 33 for the morning lows on tuesday is going to be cold in the home front as well on this chilly morning lows. once that cold air filters back in here. but i did mention a little chance of a shower or 2. that's a little partial you see up towards the north. this is expected to drop south. we're going to get all day to get down here by the early evening hours. quick pass. and by midnight, we're back on the clear skies. check out our ryan yet again. winds on shore. they are for much of today. so it's going to add a little chill going on here. they do pop a little bit this evening. this is going to be with this package dropping south here with some scattered little sprinkles behind all of that. here comes us offshore wind. this is a little pop-up.

those solano county. we expect another one early into next week. no alarm bells being single off with any of this. so that's good news. over time we get an offshore wind. we're always watching out, but we have some insulation because of the recent rains. so that's at least on a good front. however, this is proving to be cold like winter except a dry cold. once this passes here comes that drier, colder air filtering in. that sets the tone for much of the week ahead as we get to the latter portion of the week and the weekend, some scattered clouds on friday and by saturday, maybe a passing sprinkle or 2 or shower. we get a little closer. we'll see how that all comes together. 4 zone forecast for you today. 59 san francisco in a lot of 50's along the coast, even though even there you'll probably see a lot of sunshine working 60 going on for burlingame further south. 62 foster city, palo alto check-in and also at 60 the south bay, most readings around 60 and in the east bay east bay shoreline to in london close to 60. we don't see that the couple and we tend to see a lot of times

with the situation at this course. we're going to the winter months. we don't see as much of that at night. we see much more deviation with temperatures. dan, don't 60 58%. ramon, 61 for walnut creek's all that sunshine. so the dress, the part that it could be that chilly with the breeze too. 56 filet o 60 per fairfield to about 61 for santa rosa with those 50's out along the coast. there's a little bit of a breeze now, 7 day forecast. we've got the lower 60's for highs, dry, lots of sunshine going on. maybe some scattered clouds on friday lows. watch out lower 30's here monday into tuesday. recovery back into the 40's toward the latter portion of the weekend. even a little chilly along the coast in the morning lows with the 40's, sarah, thank you, dave. >> we're now less than 2 weeks away from thanksgiving. can you believe it? and as we head into the heart of the holiday season, food banks across the bay area are in need of our help. earlier today i spoke with barbara abbott. she's with the san francisco-marin food bank in. she explained what we can do to help out. good morning, barbara. i know

it's been a rough year and now the holidays are coming. tell us how big of a need you guys have right now. >> yes, i'm currently in san francisco-marin were serving 56,000 families every week. and that 12% from where we were last year. so the need is still growing. >> growing even from 2020. that's incredible to hear to tell us what we can do to help everyone at home, of course, wants to know how can i help? and they know there's a lot of ways you guys get help from people. >> the biggest way to help is with cash donation rate. now up until november 23rd a black crop is actually has a matching gifts. so your dollars even further. at this point. >> well, that's good to hear. do need volunteers as well. >> so the that's another way to really help food banks by

volunteering. you can go to s f and food bank dot org and sign up for a volunteer right up until the end of the year. yes. sometimes great. yeah. sometimes you can. you know, donate money. maybe don't have enough money to give. but you have your time and you're actually looking at video right now of the kron for a team that we were there. you volunteering. it was so much fun. >> sometimes it's a good idea to grab a either family member or a friend and just head over there and give back because you really walk out of there feeling so much better than when you walked in. yeah. and >> that is a crime packing groceries that are going to be delivered to seniors in the san francisco. >> yeah. and then what else can people do? can donate money. you can anything else. people should know as we head into the holiday season. i know it's can you donate food and you like them. >> you know, it's it's basically donating money. and

your time is the best way to help food banks at this time of the year. >> yeah, okay. great to know. and then anything else people should know about the need right now as we head into thanksgiving, especially christmas. i mean, when you're struggling to put regular dinner on the table and then you have the pressure of that holiday meal. it's really tough. >> yeah, it's tough right now. i mean, inflation is really hitting our families hard. the same cost increases that you see at the grocery store. our families are really feeling the cost of fuel. so the need is is is really great. this holiday season families. >> the cost of groceries has become extremely unaffordable. and does that become a struggle for the food bank as well as you look to get food from a lot of grocery stores. >> yeah, i mean, are the cost of the food that we purchase or is being donated. has a has nearly doubled this holiday

season. >> yeah, that's incredible. we're all feeling that. but especially those who are already struggling day to day. thank you so much, barbara. if there's any tell anything else you want people to know at home of the how they can help this holiday season. please let everybody know. >> yeah, i cash donation again. we have a match going on right now from blackrock. so your donation before thanksgiving is going to the food bank is in the best way. >> and we'll be right back after the break. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track.

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>> and here's a fun thing you can do on this saturday. you can visit the san francisco zoo. they'll be holding the komodo carnival to kickoff their 2 month long celebration for the newest member, a male komodo dragon. have you ever seen a commode? i just looked it up. so this is he's out of his depth here. he wants to get back to says cole. yeah, this is the first time zoo goers will be able to see him. there will be games prizes, a climbing wall. lots you can do. >> you can attend the event with paid admission ticket or if you have a membership. it starts at 11. this morning is at 3 o'clock. i would love to see a komodo dragon. i need to go to these endangered species. so we did find him a girlfriend so we could have way yeah, he's going to be chilly here in the weather. look at this 7 day forecast. lower 60's for highs. watch

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