>> hey there. good morning. happy sunday. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm sarah stinson. it is sunday november 13th and we have so much to get to. but of course, we want to get a look at the weather with dave spahr. david turned out to be a beautiful day yesterday considering the colder temperatures are still very nice. >> yeah, good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. we are talking about today. more of that beautiful sunshine

going on. and look, it's a first light as what we've got going intrusion of a fog to deal with today. and those temperatures are going to be modest, though, for the week ahead. remember, we're going into the winter months now. so it's going start feeling like it again. here's the east bay shoreline for you. nice color is a was like the water colors that are at work here. as far as what's going to come in from the pacific was some blocking action over much of the week ahead, a little bit of minor warming going on, but emphasis on minor here as high temperatures most of the week will stay in the 60's for highs. but we have chilly morning lows to deal with as starting today. 37 up to santa rosa. 39 foreign quite a bit of 40's off to the east bay, conquered to check in at about 39. 41 for livermore. 45 meanwhile, 4 san jose get a quick contrast to 24 hours ago remembers a little chilly yesterday morning. it is cool this morning, but not as cold with some spots above what they were this time from yesterday, although trailing in a couple of pockets here and there now for winds a little bit on shore or

variable, they will pop a little bit offshore as they have done already run. fairfield in napa and solano county. so expect a little pop of offshore winds and your high temperatures today in the 60's with lots of sunshine in a bit. a walk through with you. a dry forecast coming up. okay. surf. >> thanks, dave. in the east bay, police are searching for several gunmen who robbed a jewelry store in san pablo. several gunmen rushed into that jewelry store robbed and then fled. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at hb jewelry store in the san pablo town center on san pablo dam road near interstate 80. it's still unclear how much jewelry was stolen. no arrests have been made at this time. we will continue to follow this story for updates and in the south saratoga man says his home was broken into while he was on vacation. the burglars getting away with a heavy safe. it was all caught on home surveillance video kron four's. amanda hari has the story. >> the man that lives there says that he and his entire

family are traumatized after this incident. he says it's not about the monetary value of the items that were stolen, but about the items that no money could replace. security camera video caught the moment. at least 2 men walked up to this home and broke through the front door. >> both camera and walked out of the way. and that it tells another guy. you see another gentleman with a duffel bag in the show. it is telling him to. you know, certainly had the door kick paul course be was on vacation in maui when he got an alert. he never expected. >> it was from his alarm company about a break-in at his saratoga home. he says the biggest thing they took was his 300 pound safe full. it likely weighed 400 pounds, a drug it out you can to discredit marks on hardwood floor. there drug down the steps, course, be showed me where the safe once was the wall dented from the burglars.

it's hard ridge. >> it absolutely is. my wife was the. you know, being consoled. >> he says police were surprised to see in the video that the criminals you can even knock before breaking the door. the next we got a call from the san carlos police department saying they found the safe empty. think is that somewhere near the doubts it was submerged to 8 inches of water in the door had been torn off. he says will his valuables are replaceable. his personal items aren't keep the >> you know, do whatever they to do with the just give us other stuff. >> he's still working with the insurance company to find out the exact value of everything that was stolen. but so far it's estimated to be about $80,000. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and police in fremont are investigating a shooting that injured one person. it happened around one 20 saturday afternoon on school

street near bodily avenue. the person who was shot is expected to survive. officers arrested officers arrested the suspected shooter shortly after and that person is in custody. police say evidence indicates the shooting wasn't random and there are no public safety concerns at this time. happening tomorrow, a potential strike at all 10 uc campuses may shut down classes throughout this week just before students are taking their final exams. union leaders say nearly 48,000 university workers will go on strike at 8 o'clock monday morning. if they are unable to reach a deal, an agreement with uc officials by then the student workers are asking for better compensation, saying many workers have less than 24,000. they make less than $24,000 a year. the union says 98% of the union voted to approve the strike. uc officials say they continue to negotiate with you. the union in good faith. and called for is your election headquarters.

there's big news out of washington this morning. the democrats will keep control of the u.s. senate democratic senator catherine cortez masto won reelection to a second term representing nevada cortez masto defeats republican adam laxalt that gives the democrats at least 50 seats, meaning the party will keep control of the senate for at least the next 2 years. now, all eyes turn to the house of representatives. here is a look at the balance of power in the house. so far the associated press has called 204 races for the democrats and 211 for republicans. it takes 218 to reach a majority. so you can see republicans are much closer, but there are still nearly 2 dozen races that are still too close to call. many being right here in california last night, kron 4 spoke with north bay congressman john garamendi about where the race stands right now. not only do we are the senate with start.

>> senator kurt s not so having succeeded in nevada. and we have another shot in georgia later on in early december. but here in california, we're doing very well. i think we're going to get a bunch to seats in california that we had hope to get, but that the pundits didn't think was possible. and if we do get those, if we do get those seats, then will hold the majority. >> and now, as we wait for the results in the house, we continue to watch what's happening in georgia where there will be a runoff next month for that senate seat giving democrats an opportunity to add to their lead in the senate. and as we wait for those results, former president donald trump appears to be moving forward with an event he plans to hold on tuesday. it is expected that he will announce his plans to run for president again in 2024. last monday, the former president said he was waiting until after the midterms because he did not want to distract from the elections. coming up on the kron 4

morning news residents of the peninsula. they pitched in for an annual toy and book drive event ahead of the holiday season. >> how you can pitch in to help. plus ftx the massive crypto exchange company founded by a bay area native declared for bankruptcy. more on that coming up. and after the break, officials now confirming 6 people have died after 2 military planes collided in mid air during an air show in texas. the investigation that's underway now. when you see things differently, you can be the difference. this green space will help the sustainability committee reach our goals years faster than our initial projections. ♪

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>> this is going to end their show. that use >> just devastating to rare military planes collided during an air show in dallas, texas yesterday afternoon sending both vintage aircraft crashing to the ground exploding in flames. we confirmed that 6 people died. the president of the air show company says that the bomber plane typically has a crew of 4 or 5 people while the fighter plane has a single pilot, the faa and the ntsb will continue to investigate this crash today. >> should colgan with no grounds inside or dummy rounds, cosmetic no flash. take the kind come to this because of she hits the ground. she goes down. >> and that's actor alec baldwin. he's now suing several rust crew members after he was given a loaded

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>> new go be around a fad and i a pair of jeans that fit just welcome back. take a look. this is a downtown san francisco this morning. not a cloud in the sky. it is looking like another day. >> of just sunshine, dave, are we going to see continued sunshine today? we are. sarah. good morning and good morning, everybody. we've got plenty of that on top of all week long. it's going to be a dry week, but it's going to be a bit on the chilly side. watch out. here's half moon bay for you. >> looking good at the coast there. but again, watch out of the sneaker ways. that's until 10 o'clock monday morning with all of this that's going allow those temperatures to fall that we have little bit away. some breezy conditions overnight. it will be probably a little chillier going forward by tomorrow morning. we're going to 37 up to santa rosa. 39 for a bottle. mostly

40's across the breath of the bay. 39 checking in for concord. a look at those winds. there's a little bit of an early pot that happens offshore. most notable around solano county. it is offshore, but it doesn't last very long. so that's why we don't have any statements with that. we do have some insulation from some recent rains that we've had to give us a little bit of help on that. and afterwards, these winds die down as we get into tonight and overnight. that's again going allow those temperatures do little tumble act on us. so from the pacific, we don't see much in the way of interruption at all coming in for the week ahead. so it will be dry and that front into the weekend. it will start to break down and i'll be showing you this later on the longer range forecast models, it's going to be spraying us with cloud cover as we start to get to the latter portion of the week. unfortunately, doesn't look like any rain early on maybe later on that might develop. so it all together. mostly sunny and cool today, 60 ish 50's at the coast. so it's a winter day. lots of sunshine this week, sunny and dry, modest warming mid 60's happening in london. maybe a couple upper 60's, but that's

it. remember, it's still kind of in winter motors will get a lot of mercury movement. and then for next weekend, scattered clouds, a few showers. that question mark, that lingers into early the following week for today. again, that's mostly sunny. maybe some high cloudiness will come past 60 for san francisco. open checks in at 61. 60 for san jose. when you get a little bit more inland, we have some lower 60's in the far east bay mid 60's up to the north bay to 59 fremont with 64 san jose. next couple of days like this, that trend holds a little chillier tomorrow afternoon. now and by tuesday, returning to around 60 social, slow going partially due tomorrow morning because of that cold morning. start in a bit will be take a look at the 4 zone forecast and get into the extended for you to sarah. >> thank you, dave. the national weather service is advising people of hazardous beach conditions today due to an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. it will go into effect. 10 o'clock and is forecasted to end tomorrow at 10 o'clock as

well. officials are urging everyone to stay off coastal rocks, a voice, steep beaches, keep children and pets out of the surf zones and never turn your back to the ocean. the united states coast guard rescued 7 people from their boat 5 miles off the coast near muir beach. the coast guard says they were contacted around 3.30 friday afternoon when the captain reported his 28 foot boat was filling up with water. the coast guard sent a rescue helicopter and a lifeboat arriving on scene at about just 30 minutes. they rescued all 7 people and stabilize the boat. there were no reports of injuries. san francisco police are investigating an overnight break-in happened to the dog daycare in the marina district. the incident happened around 4.40 friday morning at the grateful dog on lombard and laguna streets in this surveillance video. you can see someone walked up to the day care and gotten within moments. it's not clear how they got in so easily. the person can then be seen

rummaging through the desk. the store owners say the burglar got away. >> with a brand new laptop. >> we pulled the video footage and saw the later. the gps tracker show and getting into the computer system. it's important that feel safe when dogs are your winning. if there were and here we don't think anybody would come in. >> going forward, we might have a couple. >> just hanging around. >> yeah, there are no dogs inside. the owners say they've changed all the locks they had. police have been very helpful so far. and for your money this morning, heating costs are on the rise again. home heating oil prices rose in october, making things worse for those facing higher bills already from inflation. the labor department says fuel oil increased 20% in october after dropping almost 3% in september. government data shows that the country has just 25 days of diesel supply. according to aaa, the national average of diesel fuel today

as $5 and $0.36 a gallon. and prices at the pump are slowly going down in california. the average gallon of regular gas cost $5 and $0.44. and let's take a look at what you can expect to pay today if you full up philip in the bay area, according to triple a look, san francisco, san mateo sonoma county's averaging around $5.60 for a gallon of regular gust. santa clara and alameda county around $0.10 less napa marin and contra costa counties averaging around $5. and $0.45 and solano county with the lowest average at $5.35. a gallon. if you're thinking about fueling up with diesel, you can expect to pay around $6 and $0.20 $0.27 a gallon. on the peninsula. an annual holiday tradition in san mateo county continues this year. members of the redwood city police department held a stuff. the truck event kron four's philippe djegal reports the toy and book drive will benefit hundreds of low-income

families this winter. >> years of lockdowns, inflation job in food, insecurity are pointing to a challenging holiday season for disadvantaged families along the peninsula. >> families who could use a break, right? not bring some smiles to someone else. got the early season of giving on full display outside target on el camino. real in redwood city saturday. that's where the police department stage did stuff. a truck event soliciting shoppers to drop off a new inbox toy or book for its annual toy and book drive. the trend has been up. >> so last year, i believe it was 800 families approximate that that they were looking for toys. >> and so this year, we expected to continue to go out police and fire departments partner with san mateo county, law enforcement and public safety agencies to set up collection barrels and communities together gives another stuff. a truck event is also scheduled for december 2nd. >> outside costco in redwood city. if there's a possibility

to get somebody just to even see the smile. >> that's that's worth whole experience of given what you can. and that could be a lot to make. my for those families interested in benefiting from the program. you can sign up on the city's website through friday. the 18th. >> to be eligible. you must live in the area have at least one child, 12 years of age younger and the low in redwood city police to call on for >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the niners are pumped up and ready to take on the chargers here at home. and some key players are coming back from injuries.

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will be played in sacramento. steph curry had 47 points against the kings last monday. >> and has had 87 points in the last 2 games. >> we keep saying let the game come to use the biggest thing because you can't fight that pressure. the attention is too many good athletes in this league on the defensive end. the more you can just >> keep the game as simple as possible. trust that even if you're good action, 10 shooting, get off of it. get back on still get your shot at and still get some looks. >> you know, the game will will come around, you know, in your favor. >> game, come to you. tipoff for tonight's game is set for 6 o'clock in sacramento. >> sarah, another weekend, another race coming up at the berkeley half marathon. coming up, watch the runners at the starting line will have all the highlights.

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try nervivenerve relief. >> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center, of course, with the latest dave, more sunshine in this forecast. >> yeah, good morning, sarah. good morning. everybody looks pretty good today. just like yesterday except we don't have the consolation of the fog going on here. clear to start.

there's a bit of wind going on. see the flag flapping around indicating that offshore wind i spoke of earlier. this will be long lasting. however, and the winds will subside late this afternoon into the evening hours, which is a good thing. we want the winds to be offshore too long. although the temperatures a bit on the chilly side in some pockets here, uptick in windshield areas. 37 up to santa rosa. we've got 39 going on for a bottle with 40's cover the east bay shoreline. 41 for livermore. that's a pretty good accomplishment considering the kind of in that cold air drainage thing where the more dense cold air tends to settle and maybe because of the winds and hasn't sought as pronounced. 39, meanwhile, for concord, we should note that by tomorrow morning we'll look at numbers a little cooler than that. probably. meanwhile, by comparison sake to yesterday morning were kind of battling some fog and all we're pretty close to those numbers, although a little bit more mild up towards the north bay and stormtracker 4, not much to look at upstream. it will be quiet for the balance of the week ahead, however, towards the end, it looks like at least we're going to get some cloud cover and hoping we'll be able to scrounge up a couple raindrops out of that

as well. meanwhile, keep that sunshine today. temperatures in the lower 60's well inland, although we're looking for some winds, little breezy in spots here, although subsiding for tonight, we'll take a look at longer range forecast for you, which has some chilly nights in cool days. sarah. >> thank you. dave. in the east bay, 3 people are in the hospital following 2 separate shootings in oakland. the first shooting happened on 62nd avenue just before 9.30, friday night. police say they arrived on scene and found evidence of a shooting but no victims. a short time later, they were told the 2 people went to the hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them is in critical condition. and the other is now in stable condition. the second shooting happened at the intersection of telegraph and 19th street police report that the victim in the shooting is in stable condition. both shootings are the investigations are ongoing. and the crypto world continuing to real over the bankruptcy of ftx. the massive

crypto exchange founded by the by a bay area native ftx was short about 8 billion dollars. that's after the company went through the crypto equivalent of a bank run this week. ftx had agreed to sell out to rival, but the deal fell through ceo and founder sam bankman-fried also resigned. kron four's gayle ong has more. >> people didn't expect ftx to go down like this is a bike theft. the axe is basically equivalent like a jp morgan of the crypto sector. san gorgie editor at koin telegraph has been covering the crypto world since 2012. >> just 3 years after bitcoin was born, the demise of ftx, a seemingly unimaginable collapse went from 30 billion dollars. plus to 0 in the span of really of days. the vast majority of the money invested on ftx exchange gone. the company's now former c e o 30 year-old stanford native sam bankman-fried who took to twitter saying, quote, i f cup, i should have done better

as for where everyone's money went more. she says much of it appears to have been transferred to an ftx sister company. that deposit has now looks like it went to all my research to investor traded to some high leverage, high risk trading. was it all lost i do. it looks like that right now leaving those who invested taking to twitter, some pleading with bankman-fried to give their money back. others expressing anger. one person writing, quote, i lost my life saving. thanks to you. i have never wish for a person to rot in jail more than you right now. years of savings years of working completely and done in a single week. also left in limbo, uc berkeley after reaching a 17 and-a-half million dollar deal with ftx. the university recently renamed its football stadium ftx field. high-profile investors in the company included tom brady and steph curry. as for whether or not investors might ever see their money again. that's it. the million dollar it depends on where we're going to see some on the government side. we

don't know the answer that yet. >> you know, these these these situations could actually take years before people are made somewhat all again. >> and on top of the bankruptcy, investors have plenty of other reasons to worry now because of the bankruptcy remaining found on the exchange were supposed to be locked up, but mysteriously more than a 500 million dollars was moved out of the exchange in the last 24 hours where that money is right now, nobody seems to know in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you. gayle tesla has announced a voluntary recall of more than 40,000 vehicles that could have power steering issues. the recall involves model s and model x vehicles built between 2017 2021. so motorists have reported their electric cars losing power, steering on bumpy roads or after hitting a pothole. it means the driver has to use more strength to turn the wheel, especially at lower speeds. the fix involves downloading a software update.

food prices continue to climb. according to the bureau of labor statistics, food was 0.6% more expensive in the month of october compared to september. that's a little slower pace than earlier this year. but adds to an already significant increase that we've been seeing. the biggest price increases that we've seen is in the dairy aisle throughout the year. eggs jumped a whopping 43% but or jump nearly 27%. in the north bay. sonoma county authorities are in the giving spirit on saturday, the delivered 160 turkeys to residents ahead of the holiday season. turkeys were handed out to folks from sonoma valley to the sonoma coast and from petaluma to cloverdale the sheriff's office saying, quote, be thankful for all you have and take time to reach one another with a helping hand. and happening right now, the berkeley half marathon is under way and that's where we find kron four's camila barco live in berkeley with more. camila has it started? have the runners taken off

>> yeah. well, the first 2 groups of this have already for on the starting line and they are starting their 30 mile range and the next 5 seconds some of the way, you will see 3rd group of runners and right now they are off starting their about race. that chilly morning here in as you can see, that's not stopping. >> hundreds of doing does raise the race. it's taken pass to the clean iconic around cover and miss and then or before they they've other goodies and be celebration for center 5 at k race. that's and the next hour winners from

brumbies will be place again in mile race. what you're taking a look have marathon race will start in the next hour and a lot of energy out here, wiring actually we've seen it happen people are waking up bright and early run again, going to one miles across the city of camilla, so impressive 07:30am, in the morning. these people got out there and they're running 13.1 miles. i would potentially be down for a 5 k. >> what about you? i sent chilling warning out of her car, my and these people doing run so i would be with the 2 run that by i feel inspired you and me. let's do it next time >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news rocking around

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and san francisco out there, a little hazy. nice out there. that's why we're going to check in with our meteorologist dave spahr. dave, how you doing this morning? okay. good morning, sarah. and good morning, everybody. we're also seeing those clear skies. your reference up in daughter summit. so. >> whatever precipitation they had, it's pretty much over now, although it's going to be pretty chilly as we take a look at what's going to happen the next couple of days, even for. >> this forecast highs, % keeping those numbers still low, but it is starting to enter into the winter season they can use. of course, a lot more snow coming. here's the next couple of days for you. give you an idea. upper 30's monday through wednesday on that frontier, although a lot of sunshine, cold morning lows with all of that as well. not much traffic coming off the pacific. as we mentioned earlier, that's going to be blocking the action even here for the bay area for a good 5 days or so to this will start to break down a little bit as we get further up there. upstream. as far as bringing rain with that, it doesn't look too likely until we get into the following early next week. one of the were quickly. these winds that will be this afternoon, a little bit of uptick on those winds around

solano county. it will be a little just a little spurt of offshore winds through the balance of today. after that, it should subside a little bit and we won't have much more irritation. we have a lot of a defense against that because of recent rains. and this doesn't last that long. it's also bringing in some colder air here that will settle over the next about 48 hours before theirs. a minor warm-up to midweek that rig in the traffic off the pacific. you can see word is blocked off of it. it breaks down by about thursday friday. here comes some scattered clouds. our way looks to be fairly dry into next weekend here the following week. maybe there's some hope there at least the pacific by that point starts to open up. not a lot of variety in our 4 zone forecast. so that's somewhat typical with the winter months. but we sometimes see sunshine out like this morning lows will see a lot of deviation occurring with all of that, too. so maybe complements of some of the way. the winds that was stirring things up overnight. 50's at the coast. a little chilly watch out for the sneaker waves today. 60 per burlingame. 62 foster city palo out to about 61 to the

south bay. only about 60 or so. 57 milpitas east bay shoreline, 60 ish in the same for tri valley to pleasanton livermore about 60, 60 for dublin. 62 walnut creek in danville, concord, at 62 berkeley. 59 the les, what 58 were popping at. 64 fairfield. 61 for napa in 65. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa dries the word for most of the week. as we look ahead here, temperatures still pretty much settle in the lower to middle 60's thursday. there's the change to the pacific opens up by that point. sprays us with cloud cover it all. but as far as getting any that moisture looks like we'll be holding off on that lows. watch out early in the week. they do dip down to some of those lower 30 degree levels. we may hear about some frost advisory talk a little bit early on, but we'll stay in the 30's just about all week long. sarah. >> thank you, dave. federal prosecutors have asked a judge to sentence theranos ceo elizabeth holmes to 15 years in prison. they argue she deserves a long prison term

due to her scheme. duping investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. holmes is set to appear for sentencing this friday in san jose. she could face up to 20 years in prison for each of her 4 felony counts. holmes attorneys, however, are asking for more lenient sentence of 18 months due to a reputation being permanently destroyed. >> happening now, a reminder for bart yellow line riders. >> free bus shuttles will replace the yellow line trains as maintenance crews make repairs on the trackway in pleasanton. that was damaged by a train derailment in june. bus shuttles will be at the pleasanton hill and concord stations. riders should expect 30 minute delays. >> and with top of the allan, a 31 32 go out at night. >> one of spacex's reusable falcon 9 boosters blasted into retirement saturday morning. it did so while hoisting to

intelsat communication satellites, rather, they are now in orbit to begin missions that are expected to last more than 18 years. the galaxy 31 32 satellites will provide video broadcasting services over north america. as for the falcon 9 booster, it went into service in march 2019. nasa has confirmed it still plans to launch artemis one a moon orbiting mission next week despite the landfall of hurricane nicole near the kennedy space center. artemis one, which includes nasa's space launch system rocket and orion spacecraft is set to launch in the wee hours of wednesday morning. i'm sure will be like the launch has been delayed multiple times this year due to both technical issues and environmental conditions. the missions management team plans to meet today to finalize launch preparations. and a look at a new type of artificial intelligence software being used in the dentist's office. it analyzes x-rays in real time to help dentist spot a variety of

dental issues. rich demuro explains in tech smart. >> the next time you're in the dentist's office, the dental ai assistant may see you. here's a look at how artificial intelligence is helping dentists read x-rays with more accuracy than ever. >> he's great and you can take a c o k. >> dentists have a new tool in the fight against heath issues. it's not a toothbrush or toothpaste, but artificial intelligence. and this is really a technology that is making its way into all forms of medicine. here tans is founder and ceo of pearl. they make software called second opinion, which uses ai to analyze dental x-rays to identify potential trouble spots we surface on average 37% more disease and pathology purr ried or after the encounter. the system runs in a standard web browser right alongside the dental chair. we see there's little pink area

instead of showing patients of fuzzy black and white image. i highlights things in color and shows measurements that can be tracked over time. and just a few seconds, i will analyze what's happening in their x-ray. look for the k or infection or tartar. and alert the doctor so that he or she can make that diagnosis. doctor kyle stanley helped create pearl and uses the tec at his office. he's one of thousands of dentist that help train the ai on what to look for and then what we do from a patient education site is making visual make it interactive is that the patient can actually understand what's happening in the ready i took a look at my ex race. you don't have to see that. there's something like what's the what's the pima going on? right? i liked how the system made it easy to see my previous fillings enamel and even routes. plus, it highlighted potential problems to keep an eye on aaron's playing a very significant role in dentistry. and we really believe that he's in

the process of becoming a standard of care. thankfully, i didn't find anything too serious. happening with me. or earlier this year. it's already being used by thousands of dental practices around the world. for more information, go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> happening today, an afternoon memorial service will be held on mare island. are the 575 crewman lost during world war? 2? the event will be held at the historic world war. 2 landing craft support gun boat at nimitz avenue. there will be dockside service music and the laying of the memorial reef in the napa river. the event starts at one 30 in the afternoon. we'll be right back.

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thanks so much for joining us for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm sarah stinson. we have a lot to get to this morning, but let's start with a look at weather. we had such a great day yesterday. let's see if we have another one in store todag. dave, how you doing? >> hey, good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. lots of blue skies to start the day today. we don't have the intrusion of much the way of fog. here is the fog trap. the golden gate bridge. notice the flag flapping with that offshore wind, dry conditions prevail. although this offshore wind won't last too long today. so there's no statements or anything associated with. we have a lot of insulation because of recent rains. now the story from the pacific, that kind of tells the tale of little bit of that. keep away game. you play back and elementary school. we everything is going up and around us. so but we don't look for big temperature pop happening here at all, which we sometimes get with this. so we'll have a dry situation for the week ahead. but temperatures will be somewhat modest and watch out those chilly overnight lows, particularly early into the week. we graduated out of the 30. so we have 40's in place here with some 50's popping up

here and there got some lower 50's like an oakland and hayward. 43, meanwhile for san francisco, 45 for a little more. and 49, meanwhile, for any auction for comparison sake, we're actually ahead of what we were this time from yesterday. and it was yesterday that we had all the moisture in place. a bet. so it was actually more mild yesterday than the day previously. and we're a little bit more warmer than we were this time from yesterday. so the winds come in like this kind of variable. but the offshore winds winning the battle up north there. again, they have their day in the sun, no pun intended for about the next 12 hours or so. before we go back to calm winds. so a cold night ahead. 57 at high noon of 3 will do about 60. expect a lot of lower 60's under 4 zone forecast. well, more details with your sunday and early next week. looks like sarah. >> thank you, dave. in the east bay, police are searching for several gunmen who robbed a jewelry store in san pablo. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at the hb jewelry store in the san pablo town center. that's on san pablo dam road near interstate 80 police say several people

rushed into that jewelry store, robbed it and then fled. it's unclear how much jewelry was stolen. no arrests have been made at this time. we'll continue to follow this story for updates. in the a saratoga man says his home was broken into while he was on vacation. the burglars getting away with a heavy safe. it was all caught on home surveillance video kron four's hardy has the story. >> the man that lives there says that he and his entire family are traumatized after this incident. he says it's not about the monetary value of the items that were stolen. about the items that no money could replace security camera video caught the moment. at least 2 men walked up to this home and broke through the front door. >> both camera and walked out of the way. and that it tells another guy. you see another gentleman with a duffel bag in the show. it is telling him to. you know, certainly had

the door kick paul course be was on vacation in maui when he got an alert. he never expected. >> it was from his alarm company about a break-in at his saratoga home. he says the biggest thing they took was his 300 pound safe full. it likely weighed 400 pounds, a drug it out. you can to discredit marks on hardwood floor. there drug down the steps, course, be showed me where the safe wants. what's the wall dented from the burglars? it's hard ridge. >> it absolutely is. my wife was the. you know, being consoled. >> he says police were surprised to see in the video that the criminals you can even knock before breaking the door. the next we got a call from the san carlos police department saying they found the safe empty said somewhere near the hit with some urged to 8 inches of water in the door had been torn off. he says will his valuables are

replaceable. his personal items aren't keep the >> you know, do it to do with the just give us other stuff. >> he's still working with the insurance company to find out the exact value of everything that was stolen. but so far it's estimated to be about $80,000. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> police in fremont are investigating a shooting that injured one person. it happened around one 20 saturday afternoon on school street near bodily avenue. the person who was shot is expected to survive of officers arrested the suspected shooter shortly after and that person is in custody right now. police say evidence indicates the shooting wasn't a random act and there are no public safety concerns at this time. happening tomorrow. potential strike at all 10 uc campuses. it may shut down classes throughout the week and this is just before students take their final exams. union leaders say nearly 48,000 university workers will go on

strike at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. if they're unable to reach an agreement with uc officials by then the student workers are asking for better compensation, saying many of these student workers they make less than $24,000 a year. the union says 90% of the union voted on this to approve the strike. and you see officials say they continue to negotiate with the union in good faith. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and there is big news out of washington this morning. the democrats will keep control of the u.s. senate democratic senator catherine cortez masto won the election to a second term representing nevada cortez masto defeats republican adam laxalt that gives the democrats at least 50 seats, meaning the party will keep control of the senate for at least the next 2 years. now, all eyes turn to the house of representatives. take a look. the balance of power in the house so far the associated press has called 204 races for democrats in 211

for republicans. it takes 218 to reach majority's. you can see republicans are much closer, but there are still nearly 2 dozen races that are still too close to call. and many of them are right here in california last night, kron 4 spoke with north bay congressman john garamendi about where the race stands now. >> not only do we are the senate with senator kurt s not so having succeeded in nevada. and we have another shot in georgia later on in early december. but here in california, we're doing very well. i think we're going to get a bunch to seats in california that we had hope to get, but that the pundits didn't think was possible. and if we do get those, if we do get those seats, then will hold the majority. >> but for now, we wait for the results in the house. we continue to watch, though, what's happening in georgia where there will be a runoff next month for that senate seat giving democrats another opportunity to add to their lead in the senate. and as we

wait for those results, former president donald trump appears to be moving forward with an event he plans to hold on. tuesday is expected that he will announce his plans to run for president in 2024. last monday, the former president said he was waiting until after the midterms because he did not want to distract from the current elections. coming up tx, the massive crypto exchange company founded by a bay area native has declared. >> bankruptcy what the founders is saying this morning. and after the break, officials now confirming 6 people died after 2 military planes collided mid air during an air show in texas.

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>> this is going to end their show. his >> a devastating scene in dallas, texas. 2 rare military planes collided during an air show yesterday afternoon sending both vintage aircraft crashing to the ground exploding in flames. we confirmed 6 people have died. the president of the air show company says that the bomber playing typically holds a crew of 4 or 5. well, the fighter plane has a single pilot. the faa and the ntsb will continue to investigate the crash today.

>> should the colgan with no grounds inside or dummy cosmetic no flash. take the kind come to this because of she hits the ground. she goes out. >> and that's actor alec baldwin. he's now suing several rust crew members after he was given a loaded gun that he fired on set, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins last year. baldwin accuses the movie's armorer and first assistant director among others of negligence. his attorney claims the crew members did not maintain safety on the new mexico film set. the shooting has been ruled an accident, but baldwin is awaiting a decision on whether he'll face criminal charges in the deadly shooting. dave. >> all right. a little bit of weather traffic is pretty much over as we let the sunshine come on in. and going to see a lot of that into the early week ahead. a bit on the cool side. but hey, we're starting to get into those winter months. high temperatures lower 60's will put your forecast together coming up in a bit different for morning news continues.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. off to a nice blue skies. start looking at the east bay shoreline here intrusion of fog going on this morning. and yet those temperatures well going pretty well. the start off, though, a little bit on the chilly side, perhaps still, it's winter months. there. here's what we stand right now with a lot of 40's on the board. some lower 50's lining up the east bay

shoreline up to the north bay. we graduated out of the 30's. now we're in the lower 40's with 50. meanwhile, 4 napa, those wi ds. so, yeah, a little bit of an offshore wind is popping here around solano county, napa, but it dissipates very quickly. by the time we get to tonight just in time for the clear skies, relatively drier air, working all the hallmarks of the recipe we need for those temperatures to drop the radiational cooling factor going on. there and those temperatures will be a little chilly by tomorrow morning. and we're going to see some of that in the early couple of days early next week. that means monday morning and tuesday morning, a bit. here's a at stormtracker 4 showing back up to the west here. all this collection of clouds. so the stormy action is going to go up and around us. that means rain. opportunities are gone for the next couple of days or for the balance of the week towards the end of the week will start to break down a little bit. and we're looking for maybe start to grab a couple of chances of some rain, although nothing looks really that promising yet mostly sunny and cool. those are the words going on for today through a little bit of a breeze and some pockets out there. but to give the north a little bit of an offshore wind, 60 ish 50's

happening at the coast. watch the sneaker waves for until 2 at 10:00am tomorrow. meanwhile, for this week, sunny and dry, modest warming, very, very little changes day to day, actually going to see probably the bigger changes will happen for those lows. instead of being rolled out, the lower 30's will be moving up to the upper 30's to near about 40 mid 60's going on inland by midweek and then into next weekend that scattered clouds and a few showers this morning that earlier. but that high breaking down will be sprayed by cloud cover. but it doesn't look like much of a promise to scrounge up any raindrops with at 60 san francisco, mostly sunny 61. oakland, 60. meanwhile, 4 san jose and it really doesn't warm up that much inland. we're seeing better warming up in the north bay as we're touching mid 60's. 60 going on for san jose. meanwhile, the peninsula hold on to some lower 60's as well next couple of days. more of that same, although maybe a little chillier on monday is going to be the coldest day. don't forget that low is bringing down some of that colder air in place and a gradual recovery by midweek. we'll take a look at the longer range forecast a bit.

sarah. >> thank you, dave. we are less than 2 weeks away from the thanksgiving and in san francisco, the glide foundation is gearing up to help those in need this holiday season. joining us live right now to discuss is this is glides president and ceo karen hanrahan. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. good morning. thank you, sarah. for those who may not be familiar with clyde, i've been there many times covering, you know, the thanksgiving work that you do. describe what you guys do day to day and you're around. sure. so. >> glad he's been the heart and soul as san francisco for decades. i think many people know that. and now we're also addressing some of the city's biggest challenges. overall. we're a nationally known center for social justice, dedicated to fighting systemic injustice, creating pathways out of poverty and transforming lives in systems. we are currently building this new generation of blinds work

that's helping san francisco make progress on homelessness. addiction hunger, an intergenerational poverty? we're advancing equity and inclusion throughout the city by changing policies and institutions of power. so we're doing a at a time when i think all of us and the city needs more than ever. >> and everything you do requires money right? at the end of the day. tell us how you get that money. the funds i know there's an event coming up that you guys d it helps you knowm fun you what you do day to day. that's called the glide annual holiday jam. >> yes, it's our yearly holiday. gm it's one of the most fun inspiring events in san francisco during the years. so every year we has a special celebration that brings people together from all walks of life. people who've harder experiences living on the streets or other

kinds of struggles along with people who've been more fortunate, but really want to be part of the solution. we bring them together to find hope, to hear some amazing soulful music and again, just to donate to become a we're of the kind of work that that glide and our partners are doing and to about some of the the amazing staff that we have who are committed and passionate and many of have been living on the streets themselves in san francisco and found a through that now are giving back so that's our holiday, gm. it's next thursday, november 17th at the masonic, its in person. and it's going to be it's going to be a blast with some great, great music. and describe to us what that money goes to. for example, on thanksgiving, you guys provide a warm meal

to people who would otherwise not get that. and that feeling on the holidays when you feel alone. >> and maybe scared. describe to people at home just how meaningful that is. >> absolutely. so, you know, a basic level welcomes people and treats everyone no matter who they are, what state they're in on, what they look like, welcomes them and treat them with we often begin by providing them a warm meal that nourish is that their body and their and their soul this helps us connect people. the other services that we provide in our goal is to really i'm not just get people off the streets but help them stay off the streets for good. so the funds help os address hunger, help us family housing insecurity. we've been preventing hundreds of families from falling into homelessness over just over

the pandemic. we served thousands of people every need they come to life. not only for the services to get more stable in their lives, but also to find some love and inclusion. i'm in is in a in a city and at a time where think everybody is struggling, i'm just a little bit. yeah, we're looking at video right now. some of the volunteers. >> cutting up the turkey and the food for that meal. talk to us about what people can do to get involved besides going to the holiday jam, what they can do to get involved year round. >> sure. well, let me first say at the holiday gn, you'll get to you know, hall of fame group, the family stone give it to powerhouse vocalist activists. john gendarmes and hit cop kept choice. these are famous. award-winning not to

mention incredibly socal and leading activists and artists. and that's going to a wonderful time. so other ways in addition to coming to the holiday, there are so many ways to a volunteer at from our meals program harm reduction program. me have events throughout the year. we have a bunch of holiday events coming up, a toy drive. i think is giving our christmas. it sounds we have so many things. if you go glide down click on the wing for volunteers aed events, it will point you right in the for all the ways that you can help. thank you so much for joining us. and for all the great work you do. it glided that was glides president and ceo karen hanrahan. >> thanks again so much. we'll be right

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>> welcome back. lets talk bay area sports tonight. the forty-niners will be back at home taking on the los angeles chargers. the niners are coming off a bye week and are getting several key players back from injuries including wide receiver deebo samuel who missed the last game kickoff for tonight's game is set for 5.20, at levi stadium. meanwhile, the warriors also playing tonight. they'll be

trying to get 3 wins in a row for this game. >> this is against the sacramento in sacramento for the game. steph curry had 47 points against the kings last monday. and as 87 points in the last 2 games to some fight. >> we keep saying let the game come to use the biggest thing because you can't fight that pressure the attention miss too many good athletes in this league on the defensive end. the more you can just >> keep the game as simple as possible. trust that even if you're good action, 10 shooting, get off of it. get back now. so still get your shot at still get some looks. >> you know that the game will will come around, you know, in your favor. >> whatever you're doing, just keep it up. tipoff for tonight's game is set for 6 o'clock in sacramento. camilla. >> another weekend, coming up, the taking on the

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. meteorologist dave spahr in the weather center. good morning, dave. >> good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. not a bad start to the day. 2 of the intrusion of fog will see any going on here. blue skies, blue bay and lots of sunshine will be around for today as

well. back this week ahead as we're going to be blocking all this action coming in from the pacific. take a look at these temperatures here. we've got the lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 40's inland. a little bit here. 41 santa rosa, which is graduated upwards from the 30's, but get used to chilly overnight lows the next couple of nights, particularly we've got the cold air in place now we're going to have we have a little in the way some breezy conditions today, but we're losing that tonight. and that is part of the recipe to see these temperatures. sometimes really drop. here's a look at how we stand firm comparison to 24 hours ago. were a little bit ahead of where this time from yesterday. i suspect tomorrow morning. we're in a lot of negative numbers on here. in comparison sake, not much traffic coming in from the pacific. all the clumpy white stuff way out to the west. that's going to up and around us to the northwest. so it's going to bypass us until the latter portion of this week coming up. and that will be some scattered clouds to look out for. hopefully we can squeeze out some raindrops there. 57 high noon at 3 o'clock. only. 61. again, we

have offshore winds are going to pop a little bit early this afternoon. we lose those tonight and watch out for a couple chilly overnight lows. up more in your extended forecast in just a bit. there. >> thank you, dave. in the east bay, 3 people are in the hospital following 2 separate shootings in oakland. the first shooting happened on 62nd avenue just before 9.30, friday night. police say they arrived on scene and found evidence of a shooting but no shooting victims. a short time later, they were told to people walked into a hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them is in critical condition. and the other is now in stable condition. the second shooting happened at the intersection of telegraph and 19th street police report. the victim in this shooting is in stable condition. both investigations are ongoing. the crypto world continuing to real over the bankruptcy of ftx. the massive crypto exchange founded by a bay area native ftx was short about 8 billion dollars. and that's after the company went through the crypto acquittal

and of a bank run this week. ftx had agreed to sell out to a rival, but that deal fell through ceo and founder sam bankman-fried also resigned. got kron four's gayle ong with more. >> people didn't expect ftx to go down like this is a bike theft dx is basically equivalent like a jp morgan of the crypto sector. san gorgie editor at koin telegraph has been covering the crypto world since 2012. >> just 3 years after bitcoin was born, the demise of ftx, a seemingly unimaginable collapse went from 30 billion dollars. plus to 0 in the span of really of days. the vast majority of the money invested on ftx exchange gone. the company's now former co 30 year-old stanford native sam bankman-fried who took to twitter saying, quote, i f up, i should have done better as for where everyone's money went more. she says much of it appears to have been transferred to an ftx sister company. that deposit has now

looks like it went to all my research to investor traded to some high leverage, high risk trading. was it all a loss to i do. it looks like that right now leaving those who invested taking to twitter, some pleading with bankman-fried to give their money back. others expressing anger. one person writing, quote, i lost my life saving. thanks to you. i have never wish for a person to rot in jail more than you right now. years of savings years of working completely and done in a single week. also left in limbo, uc berkeley after reaching a 17 and-a-half million dollar deal with ftx. the university recently renamed its football stadium ftx field. high-profile investors in the company included tom brady and steph curry. as for whether or not investors might ever see their money again, that's million dollar it depends on where we're going to see some intervention on the government side. we do know the answer that yet. >> you know, these these these situations could actually take years before people are made somewhat all again. >> and on top of the bankruptcy, investors have

plenty of other reasons to worry now because of the bankruptcy remaining found on the exchange were supposed to be locked up, but mysteriously more than a 500 million dollars was moved out of the exchange in the last 24 hours where that money is right now, nobody seems to know in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you, gayle. >> tesla has announced a voluntary recall of more than 40,000 vehicles that could have a power steering issue. the recall involves model u.s. and model x vehicles built between 2017 2021. some motorists have reported their electric cars losing power, steering on bumpy roads or after hitting a pothole. it means the driver asked who's more strength to turn the wheel, especially lower speeds. the fix involves downloading a software update. food prices continue to climb according to the bureau of labor statistics, food was 0.6% more expensive in the month of october compared to september. that's a slower pace than earlier this year,

but adds to the already significant increases that we've seen the biggest price increases were seen in the dairy aisle throughout the year. eggs jumped a whopping 43% butter jumped nearly 27%. in the north bay. sonoma county authorities are in the giving spirit on saturday. they delivered 160 turkeys to residents ahead of the holiday season. turkeys were handed out to folks from sonoma valley to the sonoma coast and from petaluma to cuoverdale sheriff's office saying, quote, be thankful for all you have and take time to reach one another with a helping hand. and happening right now, the berkeley half marathon is underway. that's where we find kron 4 camila barco. >> live in berkeley. camila. how's it going out? there still allowed. and and wild. >> well, a lot of people have a lot of energy this in the people who are running the half-marathon, they are currently running through the streets of and right now out

of the way you will see the last group of people who are running k behind the starting line and out they begin their race in 5 seconds or county in and out. you can actually hear all ages. adults can a rate where they go. they are competing and today's 5 k race, 1900 in head. half-marathon race has going on 10 years now. and this year organizers have added and non-binary category for the first time. this is the second time happen. they're gone. >> this year, the 2019 they have been able to post the race because of covid. so they made up for it by in february. and now as you're seeing it right now, this the second time that they're doing a half marathon race stay on track of for 2022, how this race will

take running throughout berkeley. >> and then when they're done all of these runners and there will be a celebration for them and they will get a medal. the food at you love that. snow also get the air. so a great day for race out here. i just want to point out that it's degrees here in berkeley this morning. but that's not stopping these runners from participating in this race. again, you're taking a live look here at the berkeley half-marathon race. this group it specifically for the 5 at 10 pay raise. more than 2000 runners are participating will not in the next hour. we'll hopefully be the >> camilla bird, that is chilly. but i think they're staying warm enough with that sun and then running a 5.10, or half marathon. wow. impressive. thank you. camila. coming up on the kron 4 morning news rocking around the christmas tree. it's time for a look at the rockefeller christmas tree arrival. we have that for you after the break.

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little different in midtown level. it's family donated the 82 foot. norway spruce which sat on their property for nearly a century. they say sharing the joy of the tree with the world. it is special. >> david, so people can do i mean, for me, brings a smile and happiness to a little child or somebody is kind of blue, you know, season up, you know. that's what it's all about. >> that's what the holidays are all about. rockefeller center officials say that once the trees decorated and lit up on november, 30th up to half a million people visit every day and after it's taken down in january, the tree will be donated and we turned into lumber donated to habitat for humanity date. >> alright, for today. expect a lot of sunshine going on. temperatures a bit on the cool side. but hey, we're going to win or are we lower 60's going on for highs? watch out those chilly morning lows. the next couple of mornings will take a look at the longer range forecast for the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> welcome back. dave spahr is here with our weather forecast. we want to get a look for this sunday. what we can expect today. >> good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and take a look at donner summit here. what's going on? lot of trucks going on there terms highway

80, by the way, watch over the black ice a little bit because lows up they're going to be cold, single digits going on for the next couple of days. so while we see that here on the home front, they're going to actually seeing colder temperatures, of course, going up north, not much the way precipitation up there in the hills. neither what we're getting here. so it could be kind of quiet and dry, but it's going to be cold to get things kicked off the tahoe forecast next couple of days. lots of sunshine, upper 30's pretty much in place. then a gradual warm up as we get towards the middle latter portion of the week. so the traffic, the pacific all goes up and around us. and we're looking at winds to calm. we have little spurt of offshore winds just temporarily today. after that, we lose that and that actually keeps temperatures supported a little bit overnight when you get cooling during the day, it interrupts heating. so during the day we get the winds little offshore. don't forget on the backside of the system that moved through. so it's pulling down cold, dry air. we lose the sun 04:00pm lose the winds and therefore temperatures start to plummet. so expect those 30's in the

morning lows and we might hear more about freeze and frost advisories, all that kind of business coming up for the next at least 2 days. so look out for that. as you can see, the traffic in the pacific, nothing impacts us until it breaks a little bit by thursday. some scattered clouds, not hope for a lot in the way of precipitation coming upstream here even into next weekend. perhaps the following week, things will start to crackle. but for us, 4 zone forecast comes in like this for you today, 60 for san francisco. we've got the 50's covering the coast for the most part. well, chilly out there. watch a sneaker wave 60 for burning again. 62 foster city. 61 for palo alto in the south bay, 60 ish, if you will, the east bay inland only lower 60's at that. it's kind of a very typical summertime pattern. have a lot of. universal in terms of temperatures here. we don't have a lot of variety. 62 danville and walnut creek, much the same reflect along the east bay shoreline, too, of the lay of the cool spot at 58. that's even with a bit of an offshore wind. 64. meanwhile, for fairfield. and santa rosa comes in at 65

check. it out of the 7 day forecast highs only get to the lower maybe mid 60's. watch out the overnight lows could see some subfreezing numbers to be had. some frost advisories may pop 40's for the coast. sarah. >> thank you. dave thanksgiving is around the corner and in my opinion, the silent star of thanksgiving dinner are the side dishes. joining us now with some tasty recipes is live and leslie dabney also known as the vineyard. mom, good morning. how are you doing? >> good morning, sara. i'm great. how are you today? i'm doing really good. i have to warn you, i'm a little hungry right now. so this could be dangerous. i can't wait to hear, though, about your. >> crema pumpkin soup with curry. >> oh, my goodness. these are 2 wonderful side dishes for thanksgiving. and i can't wait to share with you. these recipes also some wine pairings and of course, so my thanksgiving day test. so as you said, that first press account share with you this mike green of soup with curry.

and secondly, i'm going to be doing my sausage and sage dressed think now they're both really the top of that happening on to you. normally hosts thanksgiving stare or do you go out thanksgiving? >> i have the last couple of years hosted thanksgiving, a cook with my brother and we get really into it because he's a chef like yourself. >> nyce. well, that's perfect. so my first tip is going to be if you're hosting, try to set the table the night before in the early in the morning to get that out of the way. make it after it is beautiful. >> and nice beautiful table class of votive candles. maybe just some boards are pumpkins e of the table will be perfect. i started to scream of curry soup and it fantastic. now terri and dish that can be served as a horse or just as a side dish? so you know way it works. great. >> and just started off. i just thought, hey, some onions. and i added some

beautiful curry powder and i love that book together. it smells fantastic. and to that, sarah tell you right now. so make life easy. i thought the get at the storm because it is a time saver. yes, so amazing. so have with she couldn't stop and i cooked it for a while. and then write it. and i went and i had some heavy cream because why not? i mean, it's thanksgiving. we're going to be a little look at how beautiful this after just a half an hour cooking. and i love to just sprinkle a little bit of chimes on the top is absolutely beautiful. now, next, i'm making my sausage in sage dressing, calling interesting because i do actually stop my turkey with it. are you a fan something that are here to let you know the >> i like to stuff the turkey, but no matter what stuffing has to be on the table, that is a nonnegotiable. >> agree with you and this recipe you can do either way.

so it's totally fine. and you can do this with cornbread. but i have been using some great santa. does cisco sour dough bread? because not? right? so several days before and i get some bread. i make sure i get it nice and dry chop it into small pieces add flavor where the consent. i hey, some of my favorite sweater de farce, sage sausage, not you don't have to use this spring to use you like times often for work just to up after i it, i some celery a little bit i mean, mushrooms. and then, of course, don't forget this age. i had these socks 8, that cheese and this beautiful stoppage too. the red and i asked my, you know, chicken stock and just you know much you want. she wanted a little bit waist are definitely add more. so i put that all together. i could get together

and any excuse me for about half an hour and look at this beautiful, beautiful. i have you know something. i love that it has this age and at the chest. at the the advent. i would love to add a little bit more. not just well, of course, it just fantastic. but it also lets people know what's inside. i don't want to says we were very open to having friends and family bring side dishes to do so it is what everyone is bringing as a side dish. make sure you have either in your refrigerator, for your countertop. you don't want to start to the kitchen at thanksgiving to accommodate what your friends brought. so that's a you want to do ahead of time. and now here comes my favorite part the vineyard mom. >> they didn't care. so winds. and today i'm going to some light winds now. that's

another to, of course, thanksgiving. you can do or lack both are totally appropriate. so this week don't want to share with you. my 2 white mind suggestions. the first one is like love this because it's got a nice floral aroma to it. it's done steel. so it's light. and that was perfect with a turkey dinner and also a 7 young now, this is also a very light wind. it's not more of us. it citrus maybe a little bit for your flavor to it. but it's nice and it's easy to go at this beautiful dishes. and i have to say we're going a good start for a fan tasked id me out. this will all go to go perfectly with your turkey. and if you like these recipes or want to look at some more wine pairings for even some of my tips for thanksgiving. sarah, just go to at the vineyard. mom living on instagram and look at these

recipes then free to me. if you have any questions about the recipes for to my parents. >> i love and i can smell it from that is a great definitely to try that suit for sure. they queue so much. that is the vineyard mom, leslie dabney, chef from livermore. cheers. thank you. back. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®.

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happening even at first light. we didn't have the intrusion of that fog going on. so we lost a lot of that lower level moisture at the system moved on through, bringing in some colder, drier air into or extend. so therefore, it's going to be cold tonight with the dry air in place and we're going to lose some of those winds happening today. now looking at stormtracker 4, just what's happening from the pacific. everything's kind of going going gone up and around game. so that's the dry scenario we're going to see for much of the balance of the week ahead after that, it does break down. we do gets but spread by some cloud cover come thursday friday zone. but that appears to be fairly dry at this point. early on now, numbers for us right now. we're in the 40's and many spots still, but the 50's are starting to take hold with the daytime heating. we do see some winds start to pop a little bit up north, though. now a look at our temperature contrast were some half a dozen degrees ahead in some spots here than we were from yesterday. expect more negative numbers going on tomorrow because we won't have those winds and we'll have the dry air in the cold air in place. there they are right now. you can see the winds coming due north and that's an

offshore direction now because we have a lot of insulation from recent rains. this is imposing a problem in the winds won't last that long. we're going to die off by late this afternoon and those temperatures scratching to get into the lower 60's, even well inland today. lots of sunshine for you. and you can expect more of that to come for the week ahead. we'll have more details coming up in just a bit. sarah. >> thank you, dave. in the east bay, police are searching for several gunmen who robbed a jewelry store in san pablo. police say it happened yesterday afternoon at the hp jewelry store in the san pablo town center on san pablo dam road near interstate 80 police say several people rushed into the jewelry store, robbed it and then fled. it's still unclear how much jewelry was stolen. no arrests have been made at this time. we'll continue to follow this story for updates. in the south saratoga man says his home was broken into while he was on vacation. the burglars getting away with a heavy safe and it was all caught on home surveillance video kron four's amanda hari has the story.

>> the man that lives there says that he and his entire family are traumatized after this incident. he says it's not about the monetary value of the items that were stolen. about the items that no money could replace security camera video caught the moment. at least 2 men walked up to this home and broke through the front door. >> both camera and walking out of the way. and that it tells another guy you see another gentleman with a duffel bag in the show. it is telling him to. you know, said he had the door kick paul course be was on vacation in maui when he got an alert. he never expected. >> it was from his alarm company about a break-in at his saratoga home. he says the biggest thing they took was his 300 pound safe full. it likely weighed 400 pounds, a drug it out. you can to this great on hardwood floor. there

drug down the steps, course, be showed me where the safe wants. what's the wall dented from the burglars? it's hard ridge. >> it absolutely is. my wife was the. being consoled. >> he says police were surprised to see in the video that the criminals you can even knock before breaking the door the next we got a call from the san carlos police department saying they found the safe empty said somewhere near the doubts it was submerged to 8 inches of water in the door had been torn off. he says will his valuables are replaceable. his personal items aren't keep the >> you know, do it to do with the just give us the other stuff. >> he's still working with the insurance company to find out the exact value of everything that was stolen. but so far it's estimated to be about $80,000. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> police in fremont are investigating a shooting that

injured one person. it happened around one 20 saturday afternoon on school street near bodily avenue. the person who was shot is expected to survive. officers arrested the suspected shooter shortly after and that person is in custody right now. police say evidence indicates the shooting wasn't a random act and there is no public safety concerns at this time. happening tomorrow, a potential strike at all 10 uc campuses may shut down classes throughout the week just before students take their final exams. union leaders say nearly 48,000 university workers will go on strike at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. if they are unable to reach an agreement with uc officials by then the student workers are asking for better compensation, saying many workers make less than $24,000 a year. the union says 98% of the union voted to approve the strike. uc officials say they continue to negotiate with the union in good faith. on the peninsula. an annual holiday

tradition in san mateo county continues this year. members of the redwood city police department held a stuff a truck event con forcefully chagall explains how the toy and book drive will help benefit hundreds of low-income families this winter. >> years of lockdowns inflation job in food, insecurity are pointing to a challenging holiday season for disadvantaged families along the peninsula. >> families who could use a break, right? not to bring some smiles to someone else. the early season of giving on full display outside target on el camino. real in redwood city saturday. that's where the police department staged its stuff. a truck event soliciting shoppers to drop off a new inbox toy or book for its annual toy and book drive. the trend has been so last year, i believe it was 800 families approximate that that they were looking for toys. >> and so this year, we expected to continue to go out the police and fire departments partner with san mateo county, law enforcement and public safety agencies to

set up collection barrels and communities together gives another stuff. a truck event is also scheduled for december 2nd outside costco in redwood city. if there's a possibility to get somebody just to even see the smile. >> that's that's worth whole experience. given what you can. and that could be a lot to make child smile for those families interested in benefiting from the program. you can sign up on the city's website through friday. the 18th. >> to be eligible. you must live in the area have at least one child, 12 years of age or younger and the low in redwood city police to go on for news. >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news ftx. the massive crypto exchange company founded by a bay area native has declared bankruptcy. what the founders saying this morning. and after the break, officials now confirming 6 people have died after 2 military planes collided midair during an air show in texas. the investigation continues this morning.

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sending both vintage aircraft crashing to the ground exploding in flames. you can see the wreckage there. we have confirmed 6 people died. the president of the air show company says that the bomber plane typically holds a crew of 4 to 5 people while the fighter plane has a single pilot. the faa and the ntsb will continue to investigate the crash today. >> should the colgan with no grounds inside or dummy cosmetic no flash. take the kind come to this because of she hits the ground. she goes out. >> and that's actor alec baldwin. he's now suing several rushed crew members after he was given a loaded gun that he fired on set, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins last year. baldwin accuses the movie's armorer and first assistant director among others of negligence. his attorney claims the crew members did not maintain safety on the new mexico film set shooting has been ruled an accident. but baldwin is

awaiting a decision on whether he'll face criminal charges in the deadly shooting days. >> sunny and cool for today. we look for high temperatures into the lower 60's. all. take a look what you'd expect for the sunday and on into next week. kron 4 morning news continues.

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and we've have dave spahr meteorologist in the weather center to tell us if this is going to continue day. >> hey, good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and off to a great start. it is half moon bay blue skies. look at the glistening sunlight going on there to no interference of fog going on now with the dry air. keep that in mind tonight as we lose those winds with the dry air going to get kind of chilly for tonight. a look at our current temperatures. we're at 46 for santa rosa. 48 from a bottle. a lot of 50's already popping up here in the east bay, but don't expect a lot of movement this afternoon, even with all the sunshine offshore winds popping up here to solano county a little bit temporarily. we lose them pretty quickly. they're still kind of their overnight into tomorrow morning. but nowhere near that kind of intensity. and so will say now in windshield areas watch out because we might have some frost advisories popping both into monday in tuesday morning until things start to moderate a little bit from the pacific. we're not going to get much it's blocking everything coming our way until we get the latter portion of the week. spray by some cloud

cover might get some drop rain working here after that into next weekend. the following week, mostly sunny and cool. 60 ish 50's at the coast for this week. we've got sunny and dry. modest warming going on here. so my mid 60's well inland. and for next weekend, scattered clouds kind of mention in maybe the chance of showers sneaking in here. but it looks more likely that's going to happen early into next week. when you start to get that far out, though, a lot of things can change. so we'll keep an eye on but that's the general pattern. 60 for san francisco. 61 for open 60% owes a lot of uniformity with temperatures frequently in winter months. when we get that kind of stuff that you see a lot of cloud cover or rain or winds or something this go-around as clear skies and sunny, but still very uniform. we're in the wake of that colder air that filter in behind that system. lower 60's for highs expected along the east bay shoreline neared pretty much inland with mid 60's up to the north bay next couple of days. we'll see much change monday at 58 for a high 60 going on by tuesday with a

little bit of warming later in the week. i'll have your 7 day forecast coming up in the bits sarah. >> thank you, dave. one of the biggest stories across the country this morning. democrats will keep control of the senate after senator catherine cortez masto won reelection. meanwhile, the house of representatives is still up for grabs. joining us now to break it all down is political analyst michael good morning, michael. democrats won control of the senate. as i said last night, we want to start off by getting your thoughts. >> well, i think it misses a game. one of those things were people didn't understand how people actually vote. you look at polls and everyone to be the economy was a big factor. the biggest factor. but it's not the only factor and certainly the dobbs decision. the portion right decision, the democracy was on the ballot. those things all together combined to have people make a decision. and then in a lot of cases, democracy, one, i mean, one of the things that has really been reported is that there was a slate of elections in

iras for secretary of state across the country must organize was actually organize elections about your slate. all of them lost except for one in indiana, which is a big red state. it doesn't really matter. but michigan, nevada, arizona, and so they all went down. >> that's trent. and right now the republicans are leading in the house of representatives. do you think democrats have a shot at this? i know counts are star of the votes are still being counted right now. >> want to get too much time at early in the morning, but this is where it stands. republicans have 211 democrats, a 200 for their 20 seats right now up for grabs. democrats leaning in republicans leading 10. so everyone doesn't methods to 11 to 14. however, when you look at that, there are 3 seats in california that could still flip. to the dems. 3 republican where the republicans are ahead. what is the 13th when 22nd was what is the 41st? there are. they are a lot of ballots outstanding.

all these districts are kind swing. the later ballots tend to be more heavily democratic. i would not be surprised to see if those 3 come in if they do. the democrats are to 17 and then they just need one more and that one more could come from oregon to come from arizona. it could come from new york and that's why i think it's a little premature for kevin mccarthy to be popping champagne or measuring the drapes chores office. >> hey, that math wasn't too hard. thank you for going how long do you think it will take for us to know who will take control of the house? >> you know, again, it all sort of depends on where the brakes are. if any one of those other cities in other states like colorado or new york or arizona flips our way. then it comes down to the 3 seats i'm talking about in california and that could shake a couple weeks. and these are all mail-in ballots. it takes a while too process them to verify the signatures

to end their, you know, their people, every move and then you dip and how close is there could be a recount. so we could be talking a week to 2 weeks. remember a couple election ago it took quite some time for some of those numbers are coming in again, this assumes that the democrats hold their lead to the tense 10 seats that they are currently leading in. but from what was a very slim to none path to victory. it's now a reasonable path to victory for for the democrats and not nothing anyone can dismiss and why you haven't heard much from kevin mccarthy lately and a lot more from my mentor, nancy pelosi. >> and goinghback to the big news about the senate. how do you think this will impact the runoff election in georgia? >> we know there's there's a lot of different theories here, but i think that one theory that that i think does hold the case. there are a lot of people when you look at the differential between the

governor's race brian kemp inertia walker. there's about 3 to 4 or five-point difference. work and had more or more points more, get more numbers, then walk. and i think that that reflected and then the east about walker, i think there are a lot of hold your nose roads for him in the in the republican party. i think there are a lot of people who felt that for the things that they care about. they wanted to see whether it was whether it was abortion, whether was whatever they they feel that at least having that, that control of the senate meant to them. now that the democrats have control the impetus that fervor that thing that gets people to the polls. it's no longer their fortune republicans. i actually think that we're not as long as he doesn't take it. i think its foot off the gas. it keeps going as hard as he can. it's going to pull off a 2, 3, maybe even 4 point victory on december 6. the motivation, the fire just isn't there for the republican base and more

and depending on what happened since if trump announces on tuesday, that fire will light up a little bit. but it will also dallas, a lot of people's enthusiasm on the republican side to vote in december as well. >> yes, and republicans, you know, thought there was going to be this huge red, huge red wave and we didn't see that as much as was was what was expected from a lot of people. if you had to bet all of your money right now, who do you think's going to be in charge in control of the house? it's all said and done. >> i was put all my money at all. it was i was put all my money. nancy pelosi 100%. but tell you one thing. reapportionment had occurred if debt with gerrymandering had occurred in florida. if the new york court and that such terrible job drawing districts in new york state. we wouldn't be having this discussion. we lost 4 receipts in new york that we really had no right to lose and ron

desantis gerrymandered to hit back out of florida and there are 2 or 3 seats that we lost their. you put those back in the mix. we're not having this discussion. we're talking about nancy pelosi being speaker again for 2 in 2023. and real quick. do you think she's going to retire or you think it's gonna no, i actually said this that she's no no plan to going away. and i take are the work. i never thought that that people people always think will you what you have left to get? well, there's a lot and certainly for a very fractious at times, contentious democratic caucus. there's always one big mama bear and betts than simple as that. she's been able to hold that caucus. very disappointed and to keep going to to put forth the democratic agenda to help president obama and biden get their agenda through. there's no one else like are and until there it is. you know, if i think she's going to stay there as long as she needs are many people telling her she needs to stay again. so what

we'll see in a few weeks. but she's going to wait in terms of leadership until after all. the elections are done it again. that could take 2 to 3 more weeks. >> thank you so much. that is michael yaki, our political analyst. we appreciate you coming on this morning. have a good day. thank you, sir. and everybody else will be right everybody else will be right back after the break. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us, to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so they can have clearer skin and less itch.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. we've got meteorologist dave spahr in the weather center with the latest. dave. >> good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and blue skies prevailing nice shot happening here at half. moon bay. no problems with fog going on today had a battle a little bit that from yesterday. but temperatures a bit chilly and watch those swells. they'll be dealing for until 10:00am tomorrow. 50's. now on the board we stand. 46 for santa rosa. 54 livermore and 53 going on for san jose. now the contrast today, we're a little bit ahead of where we were yesterday tomorrow. expect a lot of negative numbers on there as it will be a little cooler tomorrow morning after we lose some of these winds and temperatures really fall. we'll be looking out for some frost advisory

statements potentially coming the next couple of mornings on storm tracker. 4, not much to see upstream were being blocked by a lot of this later on. it will break down will be spread by some cloud cover towards the latter portion of this week. again, high temperatures looking to be in the lower 60's with lots of sunshine ahead for you today. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in a bit, carol. >> thank you. dave. in the east bay, 3 people are in the hospital following 2 separate shootings in oakland. the first shooting happened on 62nd avenue just before 9.30, friday night. police say they arrived on scene and found evidence of the shooting but no shooting victims. a short time later, they were told 2 people walked into a hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them is in critical condition. and the other is now in stable condition. the second shooting happened at the intersection of telegraph and 19th street police report. the victim is in stable condition right now. both investigations are ongoing. san francisco police are investigating an overnight

break-in. it happened at a dog daycare in the marina district. the incident happened around 4.40 friday morning can see right here at the grateful dog on lombard and laguna streets. in the video, you can see someone walking up to the day care and get inside within moments. it's not clear how they got in so easily that person can be seen rummaging through the desk. the store owner says the burglar got away with a brand new laptop. >> pulled the video footage all of our core. later the gps tracker show and getting into the computer system. it's important that feel safe when dogs are your winning. if there were and here we don't think anybody would come in. >> going forward might have a couple. >> just hanging around. >> the owners say they change all the locks. the ad police have been very helpful so far. the crypto world continues to real over the bank receipt of ftx. the massive crypto exchange founded by a bay area native ftx was short about

8 billion dollars. that's after the company went through the crypto cleveland of a bank run this week. ftx had agreed to sell out to a rival. but the legal but the deal rather fell through ceo and founder sam bankman-fried also resigned. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> people didn't expect ftx to go down like this is a bike theft. the axe is basically equivalent like a jp morgan of the crypto sector. san gorgie editor at koin telegraph has been covering the crypto world since 2012. >> just 3 years after bitcoin was born, the demise of ftx, a seemingly unimaginable collapse went from 30 billion dollars. plus to 0 in the span of really of days. the vast majority of the money invested on ftx exchange gone. the company's now former c e o 30 year-old stanford native sam bankman-fried who took to twitter saying, quote, i f up, i should have done better as for where everyone's money went more. she says much of it

appears to have been transferred to an ftx sister company. that deposit has now looks like it went to all my research to investor traded to some high leverage, high risk trading. was it all a loss to i do. it looks like that right now leaving those who invested taking to twitter, some pleading with bankman-fried to give their money back. others expressing anger. one person writing, quote, i lost my life s to you. i have never wish for a person to rot in jail more than you right now. years of savings years of working completely and done in a single week. also left in limbo. uc berkeley after reaching a 17 and-a-half million dollar deal with ftx. the university recently renamed its football stadium ftx field. high-profile investors in the company included tom brady and steph curry. as for whether or not investors might ever see their money again, that's million dollar it depends on where we're going to see some intervention on the government side. we don't know the answer that yet. >> you know, these these these situations could actually take

years before people are made somewhat all again. >> and on top of the bankruptcy, investors have plenty of other reasons to worry now because of the bankruptcy remaining found on the exchange were supposed to be locked up, but mysteriously more than a 500 million dollars was moved out of the exchange in the last 24 hours where that money is right now, nobody seems to know in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. the national weather service is advising people of hazardous beach conditions today due to an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. we'll go into effect about 30 minutes from now. and it's forced forecasted to end around 10 o'clock tomorrow. officials are urging everyone to stay off coastal rocks, avoid steep beaches, keep children and pets out of the surf zones and do not turn your back to the ocean. united states coast guard rescue 7 people from their boat 5 miles off the coast near near beach. the coast guard says they were contacted around 3.30 friday

afternoon when the captain reported his 28 foot boat filling up with water. the coast guard sent a rescue helicopter and lifeboat arriving to the scene within about 30 minutes. they rescued all 7 people and stabled the boat, stabilize the boat and they were able to make sure that nobody got injured. tesla has announced a voluntary recall of more than 40,000 vehicles that could have a power steering issue. the recall involves model s and model x vehicles built between 2017 2021. some motorists have reported their electric cars losing power, steering on bumpy roads or after hitting a pothole. it means that the driver has used more strength to turn the wheel, especially at lower speeds. the fix involves downloading a software update. and happening right now, the berkeley half marathon is under way and that's where we find kron four's camila barco live in berkeley. it has been loud, energetic and it looks like people are starting to come in

from their run. may be looking a little less energetic than before home. well, yes, there are hundreds of people have crossed the finish line here at the berkeley half-marathon. people have done it a half-marathon. the 5 care are the 10 k. >> there are feelings of happiness, tiredness, but of course, of accomplishment. these people have either run 13 miles, 3 miles. they have at least something today. there are thousands of people who participated in this this is the 10th year that the berkeley half marathon has taken place. and one thing that's special about this year is that organizers have hosted excuse me have included a non-binary category. we caught up with one of the runners in that category. here's what they had to say. >> into huge, i think for so long supported been divided between men and women. and it's the missing in that regard for people who don't identify in that way. so for someone like me by dana pfizer's non-binary, it's huge

and i really appreciate berkeley marathon this space company doing that. and i hope maurice get on board san francisco marathon has done it boston and new york. it's it'sn a step in the right direction and i hope it continues for people who see gender is more than just men and women. >> yeah. step in the right direction. sarah, i have already covered numerous races this year and now berkeley, a half marathon is now another race that is including the non-binary category in their competition. and today we are seeing plenty of runners who are participating in race. this race took them all throughout berkeley. and now, as you can see behind me, many of them crossing that finish line feeling of tiredness, but also of accomplishment that they have finished the race. i'll send it back to you. thanks, camila. i cannot

imagine how it feel accomplish 13 miles. wow, that's awesome. thanks for sharing. >> well, we move on to food prices. unfortunately, they continue to climb. according to the bureau of labor statistics, food was 0.6% more expensive in the month of october compared to september. that's a slower pace than earlier this year, but adds to the already significant increases. we've seen the biggest price increases were seen in the dairy aisle throughout this year. we've seen eggs jumped a whopping 43% butter jumped nearly 27%. in the north bay. sonoma county authorities are in the giving spirit on saturday. they delivered 160 turkeys to residents ahead of the holiday season. turkeys were handed out to folks from sonoma valley to sonoma coast and then from petaluma over cloverdale, the sheriff's office saying, quote, be thankful for all you have and take time to reach one another with a helping hand. a good thing we should all do as we count down the days before the annual thanksgiving feast, a

local restaurant is substituting nutritional turkey for seafood. kron four's vicki liviakis gives us look in this morning's dine and dish. >> turkey, deep fried brian roasted smoked. sure. it's the traditional centerpiece of your holiday meal, but not for everybody. so what do you do when you head up to here with turkey who says you've got to serve foul for thanksgiving. i only >> i so they're take the here's something to knock the bird off its perch. this heaping platter of lobster tails is about to make one family very happy. what is this? this is the shellfish platter for 5 with 5 lobsters. >> well, in harbor. >> we're here palm harbor at pier. 39 in the city's fisherman's wharf area. tourists flock here for the fish and the local crab is one of several restaurants serving up diners on thanksgiving thanksgiving with fish.

>> and some crab put in there is definitely a great bob part side about the fresh crab brought in favorite times of the year. bump in salmon. a heart. healthy salmon is season with korean lavender chutney not to be ignored sides like string beans and squash. >> fresh. our do roll right out of the oven and a green salad. great high. and those of us were counting calories, not a pumpkin pie inside although this pumpkin bread not just a like a turkey in san francisco, vicki liviakis 4 i'm so jealous. >> now it's a long time. italian tradition in san francisco to serve fish and more specifically crab for the holidays. but this season, local dutch, an u.s. won't be around commercially because the season is delayed. sorry, folks, but crowd is still available from sport fisherman. either way. it's a tasty alternative to turkey

and for your money this morning, heating costs are on the rise again. home heating oil prices rose in october, making things worse for those facing higher bills already from inflation. the labor department says fuel oil increased 20% in october after dropping almost 3% in september. government data also says the country has just 25 days of diesel supply left. according to aaa, the national average for diesel fuel today as $5 and $0.36 a gallon. prices at the pump are slowly going down in california, the average gallon of regular gas cost $5.44. let's take a look at what you can expect to pay at the pumps in the bay area. according to triple-a san francisco, san mateo and sonoma counties averaging around $5.60 for a gallon of regular gas. santa clara, alameda county around $0.10 less napa and marin and contra costa counties averaging

around $5. and $0.45 in solano county with the lowest average of $5. and $0.35 a gallon. if you're thinking about filling up your tank with diesel, you can expect to pay around $6 and $0.27 a gallon. dave. >> despite all the sunshine temperatures have been on the cool side. lower 60's. look at

>> if you needed another reminder that the holiday season is upon us. here it is. the traditional and iconic

rockefeller center christmas tree has landed and in the big apple, this 82 foot tall, norway spruce was cut down this weekend. it made its way from upstate new york to midtown manhattan and anthony dilorenzo was there for the trees arrival. >> after nearly 90 years of growing in upstate new york, this 82 foot long, norway spruce was cut down thursday. just south of lake george in queensbury and transported by truck 200 miles overnight to its new holiday home in manhattan. the 14 ton rockefeller center christmas tree arrived in midtown and was hoisted onto its pedestal for millions to marvel at until the new year. we gave it so people can it. i mean. >> for me, brings a smile and happiness to a little child or somebody is kind of blue, you know, season up, you know. >> that's what it's all about.

neil leibowitz and his family were the benefactors of the beauty which sat on their property for nearly a century. the chief gardner here searches year round for the perfect tree here at rockefeller center. whether it's someone who submitted a tip online or him doing surveys all around the area. but it turns out this tree was found by accident almost every thinking about the tree and we're going to get it from eric pose. a was on his way to look at another tree in june when he stumbled upon this one and has groomed it for its big moment in the spotlight since of rot, the people from rockefeller center primarily have been up every at least once a week to fertilize and hydrate, the trees. so i mean, it's gotten a lot of care. one slid on november, 30th. it's estimated half a million people will make the trek to the treat every day as a symbol of the season implying little leverage and his family from florida are taking home a souvenir after getting a sneak

peek. it's been amazing. we love christmas. so it's been amazing to see the tree being delivered and it's exciting. >> and that was anthony di lorenzo reporting for us this morning. >> all right, sara, this we're looking at right now, a live shot of the golden gate bridge, blue skies with that, too. now we send you up in the ount graham. yeah, donner summit. they're going on here and it's cold up there in the they're not giving much away precipitation for this week ahead. but watch out those overnight lows, single digits going on. so that means going to be cold here, too. you can bet on that. we're looking out. maybe some frost advisories will come pop. and with that later on forecast, sunny with high temperatures in the upper 30's for the next several days. that's highs. and the lows, of course, will be single digits with all of that traffic for the pacific's pretty much closed down. it looks like for most of the week until we get to around thursday friday. this will break down. start to spray us with a little bit the way some cloud cover. not much the way it but haitian, though, offshore winds today left over

in the wake of our system dropping south. it's also pulling in some cooler air with all of that. once we lose those winds by tonight. yeah, we going to radiational cooling mode and that's what the big concern is. and when windshield areas that's a frost advisory talk that we sometimes mention look at this in the long range forecast models along our coast or that much changes towards the end. you get spread by some cloud cover. and it doesn't look like we're getting much in the way of any rain at all happening. there's a chance, maybe a shower. so this may become more moist as we get a little closer. we'll see what the models have to say. 4 zone forecast for this sunday. we're coming in around 60 san francisco. keep it in the 50's along the coast. there again, we're losing those winds later, 60 for burning game coming off shore to 40 a 60 to 4 foster city. 61 for palo alto in the south bay, 60 ish or 57 for milpitas east bay shoreline around 60, also inland, looking about 60 as well. this is with sunshine. some things we don't see that going on. let's we have some winds or something else to kind of mix things out. so how

about the uniformity with temperatures, which is some atypical the winter. 62 for walnut creek. a 62 also for concord, 60 richmond. you're coming into 58. that's again, offshore wind from solano county. 64 fairfield, 61 for napa and us to a 65 for santa rosa. you know, daytime highs are going to stay like this, you know, in the lower 60's mid-sixties and all. but it's the lows that get to be interesting out. quite cold to start off here monday into tuesday. watch out. we go closer. we'll see what happens on each day. but we might have some frost advisories come pop and here's the cloud cover intrusion towards the end of the week. hopefully look at some rain drops a campaign on there as we get a little closer. >> thank you, dave. a look at the new type of artificial intelligence software being used in the dentist's office. it analyzes x-rays in real time to help 10 to spot a variety of dental issues. rich demuro explains in tech smart. >> the next time you're in the dentist's office, the dental ai assistant may see you. here's a look at how

artificial intelligence is helping dentists read x-rays with more accuracy than ever. >> he's great and you can take a c o k. >> dentists have a new tool in the fight against heath issues. it's not a toothbrush or toothpaste, but artificial intelligence. and this is really a technology that is making its way into all forms of fear tans is founder and ceo of pearl. they make software called second opinion, which uses ai to analyze dental x-rays to identify potential trouble spots. we surface on average 37% more disease and pathology perri after the encounter. the system runs in a standard web browser right alongside the dental chair. we see there's little pink area instead of showing patients of fuzzy black and white image. i highlights things in color and shows measurements that can be tracked over time. and just a

few seconds i will analyze what's happening in their extra look for the k or infection or tartar. and alert the doctor so that he or she can make that diagnosis. doctor kyle stanley helped create pearl and uses the tec at his office. he's one of thousands of dentist that help train the ai on what to look for and then what we do from a patient education site is making visual make it interactive is that the patient can actually understand what's happening in the raid. i took a look at my ex race. you don't have to see that. there's something like what's the what's the years going? all right. i liked how the system made it easy to see my previous fillings enamel and even routes. plus, it highlighted potential problems to keep an eye on aaron's playing a very significant role in dentistry. and we really believe that he's in the process of becoming a standard of care. thankfully, i didn't find anything too serious. happening with me. >> the fda approved pearl

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already. it's going to be pretty cold for tuesday and say, this is not africa here. wow. going hear something. this is pretty chilly. >> yes, these days? yeah. yeah. of this about this is what we're looking at with us the 7 day. i have a little bit run through real quick. let's go to tracker just real quick. >> current temperatures, we're talking about chili. it's been you wait until later on. these numbers will be much cooler by tomorrow morning and probably on tuesday morning as well. want to mention real quick, this offshore wind event up in the north bay, particularly solano county. it's a quick pop and then it dissipates. don't forget, that's all that colder air dropping in. that's going to be in place for the next several days. and high temperatures will be struggling to reach about 60 or so. and as we lose the winds that's radiational cooling at night and temperatures can fall highs today with sunshine. we've got lower 60's mid-sixties up in the north bay, santa rosa for the giraffe. 65 here. good news there. but watch out tonight. one of because it's kind of people in chilly up there. so here's a look at the 70 forecast. high temperatures

are going to be the lower 60's. some cloud cover comes in here thursday. friday. we're keeping it dry for now. me paint some raindrops in their later. but what you might hear about the next couple of nights watch out for the frost advisories. they may pop because it's going to be quite chilly at night with this given scenario. >> yeah, i'm not looking forward to that at 03:00am tomorrow morning. but you know what will take the sun during the day the wind will get you though. you need a windbreaker. yeah, that would be a thank you so much for joining us this weekend. for now on sarah stinson got dave here. and we're see you next time. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive

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