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elements in the clear skies? well, this is we've got going on here. temperature check for you've got 30, for example, santa rosa. it's the cold spot there. 38 for napa. 42 meanwhile, for east bay locations are still in the 40's. so not bad there. and 53 going on for half moon bay, give you a quick comparison to 24 hours ago. it's really only santa rosa. that's trailing a little bit. san jose as well. but some of the readings in the east bay are a little warmer today than yesterday. there your offshore winds kind of in place. they're still active in the east bay. that's probably help support temperatures a little bit overnight. we're going to see much the way of cloud cover today, but there is a weak system to come to pass a little bit tonight, 4 to 56 rather 11 at 2. we're at 61. sarah. >> we're following breaking news from overnight. all lanes on the bay bridge are reopened this morning can see right there after a shooting that happened just after 10 o'clock last night. it happened in the westbound direction and it was just west of the tunnel. one person was injured by debris. 2 lanes were temporarily closed. but as you can see

right there back open and clear. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is now facing more than a decade in prison after being convicted on federal fraud charges. holmes was convicted of fraud earlier this year after deceiving investors about her company's blood testing. technology kron four's justin campbell reports of san jose. >> and this is not what holmes wanted. she heard that sentence 11 years, 3 months bowed her head and gave partner a long hug inside of court. a lot of family with her. but she's not going to have to start that sentence until april of next year. >> elizabeth holmes walked into court friday holding her mom and her partner's hand. you can see she is pregnant and will give birth before she starts her sentence inside the courtroom. holmes was surrounded by friends and family. prosecutors are asking for her to pay over 800 million in restitution. but that was not decided on

friday. holmes made a tearful statement before the judge. this is the first time we've seen the homes express remorse. she said i am so so sorry to the judge during her statement while crying. she also said in part, i loved theranos. it was my life's work. my team meant the world to me. they work tirelessly every day. i felt the pain for what people went through because i failed them. it said and i guess it's a good reminder. >> kaylee, the young folks going up in silicon valley that there are a lot of things that matter more than money and that the f building companies in building wealth honestly is wonderful. but at the end of the day, nothing matters more than then be doing right by people. and elizabeth holmes's tale is cautionary tale of how breed can get the best if anyone there's a there's a number of people that are of the. >> in that she got pregnant on purpose as a sympathy ploy and

it shouldn't be and taken into account at all. homes will not have her baby behind bars because she doesn't have to self surrender into april 27th. >> now what comes next? legal experts are saying that most likely see will file an appeal and asked to stay out on bond until the outcome of thav appeal happens. we'll have to wait and see what happens. but we also try to catch homes after court. she went out a back exit in nobody was able to catch or with our cameras reporting here in san jose. justin cameron kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, a woman in san jose is facing charges in the death of one of her twin daughters. the incident happened back on november 4th as police responded to a call of an unconscious baby on hurlingham way kronforst you tune has the latest. >> it is hard to imagine a more vulnerable victim. the next 7 month-old child. >> this is absolutely an emotional and troubling.

>> case 29 year-old celina juarez made her first court appearance here at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose. she's facing multiple charges stemming from an incident involving her infant twins that happened back on november 4th that are home here on hurling him way. santa clara county deputy da rebecca wise is representing the people versus juarez. >> the defendant was alone in her home with melanie and sorry from noon until 03:00pm. on that day, melanie and sorry, we're being fussy and the defendant was frustrated. the evidence shows that she picked up melanie and forcefully held her against her until she was unable to freeze license alleges that this behavior went on for over 10 minutes even after melanie. >> was unconscious and not breathing. she continued to hold her against her body for 2 she then lead melanie down. picked up sorry person do the same with her. >> according to court documents, it wasn't until a

family member came home that paramedics were eventually called to the sea. both infants were hospitalized, however, 2 days later, one of the twins, melanie was pronounced dead. selena wore as was arraigned for charges including murder, assault on a child endangering or injuring the health of a child and causing or permitting a child to suffer. as for questions regarding her mental health through the course of the investigation, detectives take into account. >> medical factors, mental health factors. but all that is taken in accordance with what is the law. and when we put all those things together at the end of the day, a judge signed an arrest warrant for homicide. we're here. >> we're focused on. receiving getting justice for these 2 girls. making sure that the person who did this. >> so we know we're as returns to court on december. 12th at 09:00am to establish legal counsel and to enter a plea until she's being held without bail in san jose has menu

kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a hit and run crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. it happened around 8.15, last night in the area of 7th street and odd fellows way just south of the civic center, bart station on market street. investigators say officers stopped a car matching the suspect vehicle description and detained that driver. but no arrests have been made. there's also no word on the victim's condition this morning. we now know the names of the 5 people killed in thursday's head-on crash on highway 4 in pittsburgh. this happened early thursday morning. according to investigators, 27 year-old tra tucker of allay was driving the wrong way on the westbound lanes when they hit an suv. 3 children were inside that car with tucker. all 4 died at the scene. the children were all under the age of 10 years old. the driver of the suv. 44 year-old the son drug. good. a vacaville was also killed in that crash. an investigation is still ongoing. well, coming

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day on strike, calling for better pay and benefits. labor unions continue to negotiate on behalf of employees at all. uc campuses. the demands include transit and childcare reimbursements and doubling base pay. governor newsom says the state has fully recovered all the jobs that were lost due to the pandemic. he says california created more than 20,000 of the nation's jobs last month last month and says that 8 out of 10 job sectors have added workers, including education and health services. >> okay, a little chilly morning start. we'll see those temperatures soar through the 50's this afternoon. even scratch into some of the lower 60's looks pretty dry as we get into next week. a look at your weekend forecast to come back to class for morning news back to class for morning news continues. a breakfast croissant plus seasoned potatoes for three bucks? and they're redshirting you?

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how dupixent can help heal welcome back. look at that gorgeous view of the city, the bay bridge in the sun coming in with that golden highlight of the bay area. >> it is saturday and we want to get a look at what it feels like out there. i know it was a chilly one when i walked into work today, dave, what can we expect for the saturday? well, good morning,

sarah. good morning, everybody. a pretty good one at that. but on the cool side number, it is now a kind of feeling into that rather, almost winter, like type whether or not technically in winter yet. but live shot coming in for you for half moon bay. >> lots of sunshine, not much the way of fog might actually see a little bit try to sneak in here tomorrow, just due to a weak wave which will show you. but again, nice to blue skies to start the day temperature check because of some of those offshore winds. temperatures have been supported a little bit on the far east bay, a chilly 30 up to santa rosa. 38 going on for napa. 47 for san francisco. back to what we expect for those winds are going to lose some of the intensity except up in the north bay solano county. a little bit. no, no advisories or any statements with this, but it will to start to subside as we get to the afternoon hours and again tonight, not much the way of winds, but we'll see maybe a little bit the way some moisture try to sneak in here. here's what's going on from the pacific. we don't see any real cloud cover coming from it. but we might get some lower level moisture here for this weekend, breezy early on today. cool temperatures will

be in the lower to middle 60's that both today tomorrow by tomorrow. that's not much of a factor. then next week and scattered clouds early. we clear that out in by thanksgiving. we're warming up to the upper 60's by friday, some areas by friday, maybe even pop about 70. then for the weekend, unsettled might see some rain sneaking in here. now we didn't have agreement on the models and now they're models are saying, ok, i will get some rain, but we're not agreeing on timing is the other issue to work on here. 63 san francisco, 64 for oakland. 66 meanwhile for san jose on the big board, the biggest movement seems to be up in the north bay. 67 for santa rosa. 66 for more modest to the east bay with those lower 60's. of course, we'll have more on the 4 zone forecast. take a look at that. more extended for that hope for rain into next weekend. sarah, thank you, dave. >> ceo elon musk issued his employees, an ultimatum at twitter either pledged to what he called extremely hard work conditions or resign with severance pay. thursday night was the big deadline. the new york times reported that 1200

people chose to go. a federal judge has ruled that twitter can't seek releases from those employees. intel claims against the company have been heard in court. we've got kron 4 rob nesbitt who talked to an attorney representing many of these workers. >> twitter offices may be closed until monday amid a wave of resignations. but the drama continues online. and in court, a federal judge has blocked twitter from sending out severance agreements because of several claims filed by twitter employees. attorney shannon liss-riordan is representing those workers saying musk's original severance offer is not what's being offered at least 2 months base pay. >> bonuses, 3 months of equity and health care contributions. but elon musk has said one month's one-month base pay and that's just throwing out the window. what they will with more than half of twitter's workforce gone since must take over. >> many are questioning how the site will continue to function. users reporting issues with the 2 step verification to sign in and

getting large amounts of spam messages in their inbox. san jose state university tech ed, but says there's also cyber security concerns with customer data. the data itself, what guarantee we have that it's not going to be shared with somebody else without permission. ensure has been covering the tech industry for more than a decade for seen that news. he's not surprised that workers have lawyered up but does not us to budge considering the way that you want. musk has approached, for example, the securities and exchange commission when they came down on him over some tweets around tesla. >> he said out, i'm just going to be the finds. i don't care. and i think that's probably going to be the way he approaches this list. riordan says twitter violated the warn act which requires large companies to get at least 60 days notice to employees before mass layoff. she's also filed claims on behalf of employees living with disabilities who say musk's requirement to return to the office doesn't work for them. the lawyers advising all twitter employees not to sign any severance agreements before knowing their options. we want to make sure that employees understand that they

have rights. >> another thing get a severance agreement put in front of them. they're going to be signing with all of their rights to pursue any legal claims. a group of 7 u.s. senators are also taking action, including california's dianne feinstein urging the federal trade commission to investigate twitter for any consumer protection law violations in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news >> and breaking news we're following. chp is investigating a freeway shooting that happened earlier this morning in the area eastbound 80 eastbound 5.80, right now eastbound 80 is closed in that area. this is just east of the bay bridge. the chp says they're still working to gather more details and we'll bring you updates as soon as we learn more. and back to twitter, though, ceo elon musk taking to the social media platform today asking users to vote on whether or not former president trump's account should be reinstated that we've received more than 3 million responses and it continues right now. the former president's account was banned by the platform's previous owners due to the risk of further incitement of

violence following the january 6 riots at the capitol tuesday, trump announced that he'll be running for president in 2024. a special counsel was named to lead a federal investigation into former president trump attorney general merrick garland appointed jack smith to oversee 2 probes. one covers classified documents found at trump's florida state. the other examines trump's actions in the january 6th riot and efforts to reverse the twenty-twenty election. trump says he will not partake in the investigation, calling it unfair. political white house officials say the justice department is operating independently. and kron 4 is your election headquarters. now to the latest on 2 key races we're following. and it's a close one for the first time since election night. hsieh shay tao is ahead of her opponent, lauren taylor in a race to be oakland's next mayor. the latest numbers from alameda county's election set site shows tao with 50.3% with

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40's fill out most of the bay at this hour. 53, by the way, for half moon bay, we just worse. 43. meanwhile, 4 san jose on storm tracker 4, again, kind of a weak little wave will play through tonight. might help a kind of a buildup of little bit of fog. perhaps patchy is it will be throughout the bay. 56 at 11 by 2 at 60 to keep the sunshine train going most of the weekend, a minor warm up towards week sen. but it gets interesting into next weekend might see little chance of rain trying to develop. we'll take a look at longer range forecast for you in a bit. sarah. >> thank you, dave. happening today, the new central subway in san francisco opens with a special weekend service. we've got kron four's camila barco live in san francisco with the details at a ceremony, right? camilla? >> yeah, right behind me, you can actually see people gathering right now to hear speakers talk a little bit about this project that sarah has been years in the making. and this weekend it makes its historical debut. take a look at this video. here is a sneak peek of what it looks like here at the trying to town a

location. there are 4 station for stations where this new subway will run and those include the chinatown rose pak at stockton in clay street, where the ceremony is taking place today. union square market street station. that's at marion stockton and the year. but boy, in a moscow knee station at 4th in folsom and then the 4th location is 4th and brandon, that's at 4th and brandon street and this service. it will connect several communities like canada, china town union square, the buena gardens that miss county convention center and sf moma. now here in the audience in attendance is former as a mayor. willie brown has been a champion for this project. also, senator scott wiener and city attorney david chiu who credit speaker of the house nancy pelosi, who helped fund this project. her son is also in attendance today at the ceremony. now, this project, it cost millions of dollars. but speaker say that it is a priceless and

also a chair. like you said, there is special service this weekend. people will be able to try out this station, go around the 7 a several stations to test it out. that's special service will run from today and tomorrow 08:00am to 12:00am. the trains will run about every 12 minutes and customers will be able to write it for free. of course, we'll try to bring you all the highlights later this morning. but for now, i'll send it back to you. >> look forward to seeing what your next report brings us. thank you. now with the election behind him, governor gavin newsom says the focus must immediately turn to addressing homelessness. on friday, newsom met with mayors and county leaders across california. >> capitol reporter a tone. well, as has the details. >> governor is set to lift his paws of state, homelessness funding. but there are conditions. homelessness. it's the issue facing communities across the state and today it was front and center at the

natural resources agency in downtown sacramento. where about 70 leaders from dozens of california cities and counties met with governor gavin newsom. what i want to see is what everybody wants to see. the streets of california cleaned up. we want to see cleanup. want to see people house. we want to turn to the conditions that we're experiencing around homelessness is is not unique to any jurors. taishan fresno mayor jerry dyer was among those who spoke to the governor during the closed door meeting. a meeting coming less than 3 weeks after newsom announced he's pausing the rollout of about 1 billion dollars of state funding to local governments are doing. they have not been aggressive enough in their plans to reduce homelessness. newsom said his concerns came from data showing the state overall was on pace to see just a 2% reduction in unsheltered people by 2024. during the meeting in agreement was made with conditions that will lead to the governor releasing the money. we're turning the page and, you know, big cities and our city's. i think that's a significant as part of the agreement. those seeking state

funding signed this letter from the newsom administration calling for local governments to submit new more aggressive plans based on guidelines for what the governor calls best practices. among other things, the governor wants to see regional commitments for more permanent and temporary housing and a vow to utilize more land for supportive housing development. that was a good we left there with the spirit of optimism. you know, one of cooperation. i think we're all on the same page. he wants to see more numbers and we're going to provide that. and the new plans on homelessness are due to the newsom administration in 2 weeks reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and in the east bay, one of the 6 victims in the king estate shooting on september. 28th in oakland has died. oakland's police chief says the shooting was targeted and gang-related as kron four's to resist. also reports the employee is being remembered as a dedicated and hardworking employee who love giving back to the school.

>> another sad development in wake of the september shooting on the king estate campus in oakland where 2 gunmen shown here is surveillance video stormed onto school grounds and opened fire, littering the campus with more than 30 rounds. 6 people were injured, including 2 critically. now one of those victims of school carpenter, david saccharine has died in a statement to kron 4 news, oakland unified school district spokesperson john sasaki called the death tragic, adding, quote, we are devastated by the loss of david and we are heartbroken for his family and community. he will be profoundly missed. our community mourns the loss of usd hero and will be forever grateful for david to nearly 2 decades of service to our students, families, staff and schools. he was well known for his sense of humor. and as someone who loved working for the district, he loved the camaraderie he had with this team and colleagues never saw

him upset about anything and quote. mayhem broke out after shots rang out. authorities quickly responded and emergency crews rushed victims to the hospital. in the days after the violence. oakland's police chief revealed the shooting was targeted and gang-related, although extensive evidence was gathered at the scene, there has been no arrests. meetings took place with anxious parents and authorities following the shooting. new security measures were discussed such as upgrading security cameras and installing a locked front entrance. the oakland unified school district says that sacher i lived in the east bay with this family. a memorial is planned for the future. to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. concord. police believe that a deadly house fire thursday night was intentionally set by the person who died in it. it happened. >> on euclid avenue and farm bureau road. fire crews say that fires were set in

multiple areas around the house. they also found the victim in the property with a self-inflicted gunshot wound and the gun nearby. this new development has residents feeling concerned? >> concerns me greatly it. there's all kinds of possibilities going on in my mind. but i'm not willing to speculate. >> under investigation, the victim has not yet been identified. >> it may have been a quiet protest. the sector. you set and nobody deserves it and i'm sorry experience my but today we want to rectify that. >> 8 decades later, a man is getting an official apology from any ox mayor for having been refused service by restaurant because of his race. 90 year-old alfred chan was refused service in 1940, for being chinese american mayor lamar thorpe presented chan with a formal letter. chan talked about what it means to him.

>> i think everybody did. for what i have done. >> it's just a small bit. a very small that. and right >> the letter will be displayed next to the city of san jose's letter of apology to chinese americans at the chinese, historical and cultural project museum. for your health this morning. the fda is warning americans against buying medication at online pharmacies. it says some some pharmacies operate legally, but others selling fake in unsafe medications. among the warning signs are if no doctor's prescription is required, the pharmacy isn't licensed in the u.s.. and when there's no licensed pharmacist on staff to answer questions. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, an investigation is now underway for the way ticketmaster dealt with ticket sales for taylor swift's.

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>> welcome back. in national news, the biden administration is asking the supreme court overturned a national injunction against its student loan cancellation program. the white house argued that delaying the cancellation of billions of dollars of debt. woodley borrowers in limbo. the president wants to give some borrowers of federally backed college loans as much as $20,000 in debt relief. but a lawsuit filed by 6 republican led states claims that the president overstepped his authority. the president is now facing pressure to extend the pause on payments that started during the pandemic and was supposed to end january. first, dave. >> all right. we're looking for high temperatures today to get only into the lower 60's going on in the east bay today, even though is going to be boat loads of sunshine that stay in tomorrow. looks pretty good into next week. now. now next weekend is your chance of rain trying to develop a walk through with the kron? 4 through with the kron? 4 morning news continues.

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>> 32 years ago, kevin mccallister made a trip to the grocery store for supplies and the iconic 1990, christmas movie home alone. he paid less than $20 for everything you see in his cart. there. but in light of of inflation, we wanted to know what would kevin's grow shorter cost him. today. nick smith took a trip to the local grocery store to find out. >> if you purchased an item at the grocery store for dollar

in 1990, it would cost to about a $1.96. today in 1990, know it was one 18 a gallon today. average is at $4.36. take this loaf of bread in 1990, kevin pete about $0.75 today. this loaf of bread has more than doubled the average prices upwards of one 80 we grabbed the mac and and of course the stowe first roast turkey dinner. >> in home alone, kevin boss, a laundry detergent. this novel and a former old packed up. we'll take northern want use time to hit the check out >> don't have a coupon for that and i found it in the paper this morning >> now the only thing i could not find with a plastic army figures, but, you know, i would not be denied. southbound will come on sale for 79 to not add that to my

bill of 63. 47 in we are a long way away from 30 years ago in kevin mccallister only $19 and $0.83. the rising cost of inflation is indeed enough to make you run a story. >> that was nick smith reporting for us this morning. now we're going to take a live look downtown san francisco. check it out. and we're going to check in with our meteorologist dave spahr to see. well, it looks really nice and cozy out there. but dave, i know better. it is probably pretty chilly this morning. it is chilly. we have temperatures still hovering a lot of locations are into the we have a couple little pockets. >> well, santa rosa is in the 30's but will make up for this afternoon. lots of 60's going on for us this afternoon and for much of the week ahead, a little bit of a minor warming trend. sfo, no delays happening there. always good news here. and a check for the major airports around the country looks pretty good as well. as you know, your

friends coming in from out of town this weekend. looks good on that front. up to tahoe. you ask upper 40's. it looks like through the period dry, which is the story for most of the region all the way for the week ahead. it's next weekend. things get interesting will walk into that in a bit 30 for santa rosa. 38 for napa. but elsewhere, it's pretty much into the 40's. and this is even with those offshore winds. now, the winds sometimes keep temperatures support a little bit, even though it is dry air that's at work here. we're losing those as we get into the afternoon. but the moisture are still banking off of a dry atmosphere going into the afternoon today drops off. you can see off to the east bay overnight. a little wrinkle. some moisture tries to sneak back in here that marine layer is trying to come back again, drying out during the day on sunday and again comes back for a little bit of an overnight recovery. it is very still modest. usually in the morning hours this to ring of green right around the bay like that. so we're still going to be banking off of a fairly dry atmosphere, not much change coming in from the pacific. maybe some scattered clouds early on early part of

the week. then it's quiet for the main to the week. we start to warm up and this thing gets all wild up here and bang on saturday. well, one, some of the models say as early as that looks like a chance of rain trying to develop. now we're getting some consensus that the models are starting to agree. something's going to happen over the weekend. but we're disagreeing on timing through all of this. so kind of put a pencil note. there are a little post-it note to get back to you for next weekend. but at least it will be dry going into the holiday. 4 zone forecast for this saturday. we're at 63 san francisco about 60 hugging the coast. bayside 63 going on for burlingame. 65 foster city, palo alto at 64 and the south bay mid to upper 60's in some locations, mid 60's east bay shoreline actually a little cooler in some spots over the east bay hills there, little drier air work here. 64 for walnut creek, 63 for concord. 61, berkeley what a 60, 64 for fairfield, napa. 64 67 coming in for santa rosa. 70 forecast

comes in like this. here is a gradual warming trend. it looks like getting up to around 70 these overnight lows with the dry air, though, maintaining into the 30's. so it's a chilly to get the day started. nice recovery there by thursday. and he shaken as think that's the big day on your thursday. sarah, thank you, dave. >> justice for swifties. north carolina's attorney general's office is launching an investigation into ticketmaster after taylor swift fans couldn't get tickets for her upcoming tour. fans were met by massive delays, errors and the website crashing on tuesday due to high demand. michael hyland has the details. >> the bad blood between taylor swift's fans and ticketmaster. it's a. they knew there was trouble when they logged in. i'm in mourning. many people hoping to score tickets this week for swift's upcoming era's tour. now just a blank space on their calendar. i kind of can't believe the lack of planning or at least the lack of communication. north carolina attorney general josh stein says he's investigating

to see if there were violations of consumer rights and anti-trust laws. i cannot tell you how many people i've heard from this week who spent hours trying to get tickets. my biggest concern is the market dominance of ticketmaster. >> live nation, they control about 70% of the ticketing in venue market. the chairman of live nation ticketmaster is parent company told cnbc the issue was with massive demand. he said 14 million people went to the site this week when it was only supposed to be available to 1.5 million verified fans when a company has too much market dominance. they don't invest enough in the customer experience and they charge higher prices. when we looked on friday, tickets on stubhub for her dates in atlanta started at $540 with some going for more than 4,000 causing fans to see red. if we go down this path, one thing we would be looking towards is what improvements can they do to ensure this kind of frustration doesn't happen ever again.

>> that was michael hyland reporting for us this morning. taylor swift also took to twitter to address the nightmare her fans went through. she says she's extremely upset over what her fans had to go through and was assured that the company could handle the demand. fans attending the world cup in qatar will have to do. you have to go and not be able to drink some beer. a last-minute decision on friday by authorities says there will be no alcohol sales at any of the soccer matches. fans are upset that authorities made a u-turn on the issue just before the world cup is set to start to big blow to budweiser. the tournament's beer sponsor. it was supposed to sell beer within the ticketed perimeter surrounding each of the 8 stadiums before and after each match. and for those who couldn't fly to qatar, the u.s. men's soccer team will go up against a wales. they will be the second game in the group division. they're set to play on monday, november. 21st at 11 o'clock in the morning. and as we head to break for

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much for joining us for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm sarah stinson. it's saturday november 19th and we've got a lot to get to this morning. but of course, before you walk out the door on this beautiful saturday, we want to check in with meteorologist dave spahr. dave, good morning. what can we expect? well, good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. pretty much what you see right now. sunshine and plenty of it except lose. maybe some of those winds going thank you so much. that was that just one way they're shy. san jose state of logical department. they're going some quadratic equation so they don't want us to see that. of course, not temperature check for you. >> 34 going on up to santa rosa with this dry air temperatures have been able to go in little bit of a freefall. >> if their windshield, we see the different story in the east bay because the winds have been kind of pretty active overnight. got 46, antioch, 45 from livermore. 51 for concord, east bay shoreline is a mixed bag of upper 40's and some lower 50's contrast for you. we're actually ahead in most locations that we were this time from yesterday, except for santa rosa coming in at a

negative for their the winds for you right now. you do see them offshore. now they're going to start to subside as we get to the late morning hours into the early afternoon. so basically calm winds in the afternoon. it's kind of the opposite. expect we get daytime heating usually drives a breeze and we may actually see a little bit of an on shore breeze a little bit happening today, upstream. we don't see anything coming from the pacific yet. the little post it note into next weekend. things are looking interesting as the new model runs keep coming in. they're inducing a chance of seeing some rain showers. and there's just a timing assure working on high noon about 59, even at 3 o'clock in those inland valleys. still only in the lower 60's. now we do see a little bit of a warm-up happening towards the end of the holiday week. coming up will be given all of that coming up in just a bit. sarah. >> thank you, dave. breaking news this morning. 2 separate freeway shootings overnight. all roads are back open this morning. the most recent happened earlier this morning in the area eastbound 80 and eastbound 5.80. this is just east of the bay bridge. there

is no word on any victims. the chp says they're still working to gather more details. we'll bring you an update as soon as we learn more and another freeway shooting happened around 10 o'clock last night in the westbound direction. it was just west of the tunnel. one person was injured by debris. 2 lanes were temporarily closed. but as you can see, all back open and clear. take a look. police in oakland are looking for this car they say could be related to a possible kidnapping related to domestic violence. witnesses tell police that 2 women, we're in a struggle before they both got into the car and left the scene. this happened around 5.30, last night in the area of harrison street and pearl street. the car is described as an older gray four-door honda with a paper plate of 5, 0, 0, 8, 9, 4, 9, 3, 4, 2, if you have seen this car, you're asked to call oakland police. there are those founder. elizabeth holmes is now facing more than a decade in prison after being convicted on federal fraud

charges. holmes was convicted of fraud earlier this year after deceiving investors about her company's blood testing. technology kron four's justin campbell reports from san jose. >> is not what holmes wanted. she heard that sentence 11 years, 3 months bowed her head and gave partner a long hug inside of court. a lot of family with her. but she's not going to have to start that sentence until april of next year. >> elizabeth holmes walked into court friday holding her mom and her partner's hand. you can see she is pregnant and will give birth before she starts her sentence inside the courtroom. holmes was surrounded by friends and family. prosecutors are asking for her to pay over 800 million in restitution. but that was not decided on friday. holmes made a tearful statement before the judge. this is the first time we've seen the homes express remorse. she said i am so so sorry to the judge during her

statement while crying. she also said in part, i loved theranos. it was my life's work. my team meant the world to me. they work tirelessly every day. i felt the pain for what people went through because i failed them. it said and i guess it's a good reminder. >> kaylee, the young folks going up in silicon valley that there are a lot of things that matter more than money and that the f building companies in building wealth honestly is wonderful. but at the end of the day, nothing matters more than then be doing right by people. and elizabeth holmes's tale is cautionary tale of how greed can get the best. if anyone there's a there's a number of people that are of the. >> in that she got pregnant on purpose as a sympathy ploy and it shouldn't be and taken into account at all. homes will not have her baby behind bars because he doesn't have to

self surrender into april 27th. >> now what comes next? legal experts are saying that most likely see will file an appeal and asked to stay out on bond until the outcome of that appeal happens. we'll have to wait and see what happens. but we also try to catch homes after court. she went out a back exit in nobody was able to catch or with our cameras reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> our coverage of a little visit. elizabeth holmes sentencing continues on air and online scanning that qr code will take you to our website. kron 4 dot com and that have called elizabeth holmes trial. that will take you right to our stories. we've got extensive coverage on there. in the south bay. a woman in san jose is facing charges in the death of one of her twin daughters. the incident happened back on november. 4th as police responded to the call of an unconscious baby on hurlingham way. kron four's haaziq has the latest. >> it is hard to imagine a more vulnerable victim. the next 7 month-old child.

>> this is absolutely an emotional and troubling. >> case. 29 year-old celina war has made her first court appearance here at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose. she's facing multiple charges stemming from an incident involving her infant twins that happened back on november 4th that are home here on hurling him way. santa clara county deputy da rebecca wise is representing the people versus juarez. >> the defendant was alone in her home with melanie and sorry from noon until on that day, melanie and sorry, we're being fussy and the defendant was frustrated. the evidence shows that she picked up melanie and forcefully helped her against her until she was unable to light. so that is that this behavior went on for over 10 minutes, even after melanie. >> was unconscious and not breathing. so continue to hold her against her body for 2 she then lead melanie down. picked up sorry person do the same

with her. >> according to court documents, it wasn't until a family member came home that paramedics were eventually called to the scene. both infants were hospitalized, however, 2 days later, one of the twins, melanie was pronounced dead. selena wore as was arraigned for charges including murder, assault on a child endangering or injuring the health of a child and causing or permitting a child to suffer. as for questions regarding her mental health through the course of the investigation, detectives take into account. >> medical factors, mental health factors. but all that is taken in accordance with what is the law. and when we put all those things together at the end of the day, a judge signed an arrest warrant for homicide. we're here. >> we're focused on. receiving getting justice for these 2 girls. making sure that the person who did this all the time. >> so we know we're as returns to court on december. 12th at 09:00am to establish legal counsel and to enter a plea

until she's being held without bail in san jose has menu kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a hit and run crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. it happened around 8.15, last night in the area of 7th street and on fellows way just south of the civic center, bart station on market street. investigators say officer stopped a car matching the suspect vehicle description and detained to that driver. but no arrests have been made. there's no word on the victim's condition this morning. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a deal has yet to be struck between protesting academic workers and the uc system. we'll have more on the negotiations after the break. >> and twitter now facing legal trouble as a federal judge blocks the company from the leasing employees. stick around the kron. 4 morning news continues right after the news continues right after the break.

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>> uc academic workers will continue to try to reach an agreement with you see this weekend friday was their 5th day on strike, calling for better pay and benefits. labor unions continue to negotiate on behalf of employees at all. uc campuses. the demands include transit in childcare, reimbursement and doubling base pay. governor newsom says the state has fully recovered all the jobs that were lost in

the pandemic. he says california created more than 20% of the nation's jobs last month and says that 8 out of the 10 job sectors have added workers, including education and health services. dave. >> all right. lots of sunshine, a little breezy early on will lose some of that into the afternoon with temperatures only in the lower 60's. little bit of a warm-up as we get into next week. look at your weekend forecast. we come back a bit.

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>> hey there. good morning and welcome back. it's saturday, november 19th and we're looking at the glorious golden gate bridge and it really seems clear and crisp out there and to get more information on what it feels like outside. we've got dave sphar here to tell us what we can expect. dave, good morning, sarah. good morning. and good morning, everybody. blue skies as we prevail. look at that east bay shoreline, all lit up very nicely today. >> a little chilly, though, in spots going on. we even have one location we've seen. that's a bit in the 30's, but a lot of 40's out there. compliments of the winds are offshore and dry. >> but at least the winds continue to circulate the atmosphere a little bit doesn't allow as much cooling. look at that. 51 conquered. 49 antioch, 45 livermore. even the livermore valley been able to stir air up a bit. 34 meanwhile, for santa rosa and

45 for novato, we still have some left over winds. yeah, be a little breezy up here in the pocket up here to solano county. little bit of the east bay. that subsides as we get into the afternoon and technically we might get a little bit of a a brief shore wind perhaps by the afternoon, just with ordinary daytime heating. but beyond that, pretty uneventful as we get into tomorrow, too. a little bit more warming, though, getting into next week later on now, we do have a little bit of the disturbances, some scattered clouds here, which we're going to be treated to only into the week. that was a hope a long time ago. me and my goal scrounge up a couple raindrops in that doesn't look, it's going to happen. just caught some cosmetic clouds early in the week. delay the warming that we're going to get later in the week. so thursday, friday looks really great for folks out of town. nice little flavor of a good bay area. autumn without the rain until the weekend. yeah. okay. breezy early on. so that's for today. cool. lower to middle 60's that next week. it some scattered cloud4 early. we kind of cosmetic warming upper 60's by friday. good for black friday. by the way, then into next weekend, unsettled a shot

of rain. finally getting some agreement on the models of something happening over the weekend. it's a timing issue where the disagreement is. 63 san francisco, mostly sunny 60 for oakland. 66 san jose. the lion share of the breezy conditions in part by pm, just a very minor breeze temperature. check for your lower 60's in the east bay. actually cooler inland there. we're going to see along the east bay shoreline here. 67 up to santa rosa. 66 for a bottle in a bit. we'll be taking a look at the 4 zone forecast for you. and that extended to sarah. >> thank you. dave ceo elon musk issued his employees at twitter and ultimatum either pledge to what he called extremely were conditions or resign with severance pay thursday night was that big deadline? the new york times reports that 1200 people chose to do go. a federal judge has ruled that twitter can't seek releases from those employees. intel claims against the company have been heard in court kron four's rob nesbitt talked with an attorney representing many of those

workers. >> twitter offices may be closed until monday amid a wave of resignations. but the drama continues online. and in court, a federal judge has blocked twitter from sending out severance agreements because of several claims filed by twitter employees. attorney shannon liss-riordan is representing those workers saying musk's original severance offer is not what's being offered at least 2 months base pay. >> bonuses, 3 months of equity and health care contributions. but elon musk has said one month's one-month base pay and that's just throwing out the window what they will with more than half of twitter's workforce gone since must take over. >> many are questioning how the site will continue to function. users reporting issues with the 2 step verification to sign in and getting large amounts of spam messages in their inbox. san jose state university tech ed, but says there's also cyber security concerns with customer data. the data itself, what guarantee we have that it's not going to be shared with somebody else without permission. ensure has

been covering the tech industry for more than a decade for seen that news. he's not surprised that workers have lawyered up but does not expect must to budge considering the way that you want. musk has approached, for example, the securities and exchange commission when they came down on him over some tweets around >> he said out, i'm just going to be the finds. i don't care. and i think that's probably going to be the way he approaches this list. riordan says twitter violated the warn act which requires large companies to get at least 60 days notice to employees before mass layoffs. she's also filed claims on behalf of employees living with disabilities who say musk's requirement to return to the office doesn't work for them. the lawyers advising all twitter employees not to sign any severance agreements before knowing their options. we want to make sure that employees understand that they have rights. >> another thing get a severance agreement put in front of them. they're going to be signing with all of their rights to pursue any legal claims. a group of 7 u.s. senators are also taking action, including california's dianne feinstein urging the federal trade commission to investigate twitter for any

consumer protection law violations in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news >> and twitter ceo elon musk taking to the social media platform today asking voters to vote on whether actually asking users to vote on whether or not former president trump's account should be reinstated. the tweet receiving more than 11 million responses so far. 52% of people voting in favor of trump. coming back to twitter, the former president's account was banned by the platform's previous owners due to the risk of further incitement of violence following the january 6 riots at the capitol tuesday, trump announced that he will be running for president in 2024. a special counsel was named to lead a federal investigation into former president trump attorney general merrick garland appointed jack smith to oversee 2 probes. one covers classified documents found at trump's florida estate. the other examines trump's actions in the january 6th riot and efforts to reverse the 2020 election. trump says he will not partake

in the investigation, calling it unfair and political white house officials say the justice department is operating independently. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. now to the latest on 2 key races we're following very tight races for the first time since election night. chantel is ahead of her opponent, lauren taylor in a race to be oakland's next mayor. the latest numbers from alameda county's election site shows town with 50.3% with nearly 57,000 votes. taylor's at 49.7% with 56,000 votes. pamela price is declaring victory in alameda county's district attorney race. according to the latest from the county price pulled 53% of the votes overcoming terry wiley's. 47% price confirmed her win on twitter saying, quote, i'm excited about the team had assembled to make sure transition is smooth and positive. there are many complex layers of changes that need to occur and it will not

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winds working here. but still the dry air is in place and that will be the case for today. >> here's a live shot of what those temperatures are like 50 for hayward. 34 chilly degrees up to santa rosa. so when children areas and some of the valley, sometimes little drop of, though, livermore valley, 45 49, meanwhile for san francisco with a 53 coming in this hour for half moon bay, not much in the way that parents of cloud a little bit of high clouds of touch and early next week. we'll get sprayed by a little bit the way some scattered clouds. but that's it. there was initially a hope that we might scrounge up a couple raindrops, but it's the next weekend that looks interesting. 59 by high noon, but 3, we're talking 62, a gradual warm up is expected into next week. we'll get into that longer range forecast for you in the 4 zone. all coming up in just a bit. sarah. >> sounds good. thank you, dave. happening today, the new central subway in san francisco opens with a special weekend service and we find kron four's camila barco live in san francisco where all the details were just announced. camilla.

>> good morning, sarah. so central subway in san francisco is finally up and running. we're currently at the chinatown location. and if you look behind me, you can see several people actually taking a look in upstairs and actually downstairs. got to see one woman with her phone filming the entire a location. this is one of 4 stations where people can make stops as part of this service. take a look at your screen. this is right as the first train took off about 30 minutes ago. senator scott wiener, former sf mayor willie brown and nancy pelosi son paul junior were just a few who went along for the ride. they made it official when they cut the ribbon. this is also a look inside the station at the chinatown location at stockton and clay street. like i said, it's one of 4 locations where the subway services. it also stops at the union square and market street location. that's on kyrie and stockton. there's the year bubbling up my county station on 4th and both number. and then there's another station on 4th and brannan streets. the service

can next. communities like chinatown union, where the moscone convention center and asked at moment the idea was approved back in 2007 by the board of supervisors. it's been a long awaited service. but today, sarah, the project made its debut. and again, you're taking a live look here at the chinatown rose pak location, work. several people are here in attendance today. checking it out. like you said, there is a free service this weekend that runs today and tomorrow from 08:00am to 12:00am and also people are able >> in the drums, thanks, camila with the election now behind him, governor gavin newsom says the focus must immediately turn to addressing homelessness. on friday, newsom met with mayors and county leaders across california capitol reporter wallace has the details. >> governor is set to lift his paws of state, homelessness funding. but there are conditions. homelessness. it's

the issue facing communities across the state and today it was front and center at the natural resources agency in downtown sacramento. where about 70 leaders from dozens of california cities and counties met with governor gavin newsom. what i want to see is what everybody wants to see. >> the streets of california cleaned up. we want to see cleanup. want to see people house. we want to turn to the conditions that we're experiencing around homelessness is is not unique to any jurisdiction. fresno mayor jerry dyer was among those who spoke to the governor during the closed door meeting, a meeting coming less than 3 weeks after newsom announced he's pausing the rollout of about 1 billion dollars of state funding to local governments arguing they have not been aggressive enough in their plans to reduce homelessness. newsom said his concerns came from data showing the state overall was on pace to see just a 2% reduction in unsheltered people by 2024. during the meeting in agreement was made with conditions that will lead

to the governor releasing the money. we're turning the page and, you know, big cities and our city's. i think that's a significant as part of the agreement. those seeking state funding signed this letter from the newsom administration calling for local governments to submit new more aggressive plans based on guidelines for what the governor calls best practices. among other things, the governor wants to see regional commitments for more permanent and temporary housing and a vow to utilize more land for supportive housing development. that was a good we left there with the spirit of optimism. you know, one of cooperation. i think we're all on the same page. he wants to see more numbers and we're going to provide that. and the new plans on homelessness are due to the newsom administration in 2 weeks reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, one of the 6 victims in the king estate shooting on september. 28 and oakland has died. oakland's police chief says this shooting was targeted and

gang-related as kron four's terisa stasio reports the employees being remembered as a dedicated and hardworking employee who love giving back to the school. >> another sad development in wake of the september shooting on the king estate campus in oakland where 2 gunmen shown here is surveillance video stormed onto school grounds and opened fire, littering the campus with more than 30 rounds. 6 people were injured, including 2 critically. now one of those victims of school carpenter, david saccharine has died in a statement to kron 4 news, oakland unified school district spokesperson john sasaki called the death tragic, adding, quote, we are devastated by the loss of david and we are heartbroken for his family and community. he will be profoundly missed. our community mourns the loss of usd hero and will be forever grateful for david to nearly 2 decades of service to our students, families, staff and schools. he was well known

for his sense of humor. and as someone who loved working for the district, he loved the camaraderie he had with this team and colleagues never saw him upset about anything and quote. mayhem broke out after shots rang out. authorities quickly responded and emergency crews rushed victims to the hospital. in the days after the violence. oakland's police chief revealed the shooting was targeted and gang-related, although extensive evidence was gathered at the scene, there has been no arrests. meetings took place with anxious parents and authorities following the shooting. new security measures were discussed such as upgrading security cameras and installing a locked front entrance. the oakland unified school district says that sacher i lived in the east bay with this family. a memorial is planned for the future. to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. concord. police believe that a

deadly house fire thursday night was intentionally set by the person who died in it. >> it happened at euclid avenue in farm bureau road. fire crews say that fires were set in multiple areas of around the house and they also found the victim in the property with a self-inflicted gunshot wound and a gun nearby. this new development has residents feeling concerned? >> concerns me greatly it. there's all kinds of possibilities going on in my mind. but i'm not willing to speculate >> this case is still under investigation. the victim has not yet been identified. >> it may have been a quiet protest. that you sat there. you set the and nobody serve you and i'm sorry that you have experienced that in my but today we want to rectify that. >> 8 decades later, a man is getting an official apology from mayor for having been refused service by a restaurant because of his race. 98 year-old alfred chan was refused service in 1940,

for being chinese american mayor lamar thorpe presented chan with a formal letter. chan talked about what this really means to him. >> i want to thank everybody. did. for what i have done. >> it's just a small bit. a very small that. and trying help. >> the letter will be displayed next to the city of san jose's letter of apology to chinese americans at the chinese, historical and cultural project museum. for your help this morning, a new study suggests contracting covid could increase the risk of having a seizure and the next 6 months. researchers at the university of oxford found those who got covid were 55% more likely to be diagnosed with the seizure. they say the increased risk was found even in people who were not hospitalized. the link between covid and seizures was also stronger among children than

adults. researchers say the risk was small less than one percent of covid patients had seizures. and it's unclear why it happens. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. an investigation is now underway. >> for the way that ticketmaster dealt with ticket sales for the taylor swift or why high demand caused multiple complications. 4,000 fans and the biden administration is asking the supreme court to overturn a court decision and canceling the student loan program for millions of borrowers.

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the way, if you're headed in that direction, upper 40's, we expect for temperatures. hey, we're getting the winter months now. already some snow on the ground. and as far as adding to that, now they're part of the package coming into next weekend will get snow while we get a shot of rain temperature. check for you. 34 up to santa rosa. 52 we have 40's off to the east bay. you will notice and actually a little cooler inland and we're seeing on the east bay shoreline little bit that dry air letting temperatures fall that now let's go get that humidity part of the forecast because we've had the dry air been pushed into this area during the day tends to draw a drop-off anyway, a weak little wave of some of that marine layer tries to sneak in just a touch by tomorrow morning. but still fairly dry throughout the day. keep the lotion, go on the hand lotion to probably get chapped hands anyway as we get into monday, same kind of program to still fairly dry as we get into that. here's the long-range forecast models for you. some scattered clouds early in the week. there was some hope initially of picking up some rain showers quiet for the holiday itself. then afterwards, next weekend, here comes a shot of seeing maybe a

couple shots of rain that will be about and snow students continues into the early following week. 4 zone forecast for you coming in saturday. 63 san francisco, 60 ish along the coast. 63 for burlingame to the south will do about 65 foster city. 64 palo alto in the south bay mid 60's going on. here's the other decoupling that happening actually more my along the east bay shoreline. we're seeing well inland with lower 60's. and we do have the offshore winds will still kind of continue a little bit of the morning hours, kind of delay the warm-up inland. but 64 walnut creek, 61 for berkeley, lots of sunshine. so that's a good plus 60 host. 64 fairfield napa. 64 67 for santa rosa. so keep the 60's train going on. just about all week long, right on through thanksgiving. maybe popping 70 as we finish off the week. meanwhile, those low stay in those chilly 30's going on. maybe some 40's by the time we get to the end of the week. 40's also happened along the coast. oh, yeah. thanksgiving

comes thursday. looking good on black friday to sarah. >> governor newsom announcing that most of california is no longer in peak fire season. firefighters and cal fire officials say a big part of that is due to a combination of recent snow and rain. in addition to investments in fire mitigation projects spanning more than 20,000 acres. >> thank you, too. all the good work that's been done keep so far this fire season under control nightfall. the season, there is no fire season. basically what we say, we're transitioning out of pique. >> fire season generally speaking. that means that we're no longer staffing, every piece equipment throughout the are still is the 2. >> how the wildfire so that's what we always tell the public

to be prepared and be fire safe. >> so far this year, more than 360,000 acres have burned statewide. compare that to last year when wildfires destroyed more than 2 and a half million acres across california. well, justice for swifties. that's what one north carolina attorney general's office is trying to do by launching an investigation into ticketmaster after taylor swift fans couldn't get tickets for her upcoming tour. fans were met by massive delays errors and the website crashing on tuesday due to high demand. michael hyland has the details. >> the bad blood between taylor swift's fans and ticketmaster. it's a. they knew there was trouble when they logged in. i'm in mourning. many people hoping to score tickets this week for swift's upcoming era's tour. now just a blank space on their calendar. i kind of can't believe the lack of planning or at least the lack of communication. north carolina attorney general josh stein says he's investigating to see if there were

violations of consumer rights, an anti-trust laws. i cannot tell you how many people i've heard from this week who spent hours trying to get tickets. my biggest concern is the market dominance of ticketmaster. >> live nation, they control about 70% of the ticketing in venue market. the chairman of live nation ticketmaster is parent company told cnbc the issue was with massive demand. he said 14 million people went to the site this week when it was only supposed to be available to 1.5 million verified fans when a company has too much market dominance. they don't invest enough in the customer experience and they charge higher prices. when we looked on friday, tickets on stubhub for her dates in atlanta started at $540 with some going for more than 4,000 causing fans to see red. if we go down this path, one thing we would be looking towards is what improvements can they do to ensure this kind of process? frustration doesn't happen ever again.

>> that was michael hyland reporting for us this morning. taylor swift also took to twitter to address the nightmare. her fans went through. she says she's extremely upset over what her fans had to go through and was assured that the company could handle the demand. fans attending the world cup in qatar will have to make do without beer. a last-minute decision on friday. but authorities says there will not be any alcohol sold at any of the soccer matches. fans are upset that authorities made a u-turn on the issue just before the world cup is set to start. it's a big blow to budweiser the tournament's sponsor. it was supposed to sell beer within the ticketed perimeter surrounding each of the 8 stadiums before and after each match, the u.s. men's soccer team will go up against wales. they will be the second game in the group division. they're set to play on monday, november. 21st at 11 in the morning. and for your money this morning, inflation is driving up the cost of groceries, and that means thanksgiving dinner is

going to cost a lot more. but there are things that you can do to save some money at the grocery store. kristen joyce has the details. thanksgiving is causing concern for americans as grocery prices for the feast. turkey, eggs, butter and flour continue to soar ahead of the holiday. >> you can lower that grocery bill by focusing on what your family enjoys most. skip the rest. >> also, seek less expensive substitutes media using sweet potatoes which haven't seen the same. it increases in prices. >> or there are even some different alternative sauces that you can use instead of cranberries, right? you can create maybe an apple chutney. pomegranate sauce and just give it a fun twist this year to help you save money. consumer savings expert andrea woroch says shop your pantry first for hidden ingredients that you could use breadcrumb sauces. marinades baking supplies and spices or herbs for bucs canned or frozen food out for the store brands you going to say 30%. >> avoid the bakery section. they have some of the highest

markups premade pies and cookies. they are marked up over 300%. now if you don't want to make everything from scratch, you can still save. >> by buying premade cake mixes or cookie mixes or pie cross mixes in the boxed section and avoid impulse purchases at the store by creating a list and placing new orders online. go to coupon, follow dot com. they had deals like $20 off. plus free delivery at vaughn's dot 15 1% off at kroger. plus free delivery. a deal for 10 off at insta cart. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the gifts in time. holiday craft fair in napa. it starts at 10 o'clock this morning at the napa valley expo. you can shop for christmas ornaments. jewelry, artwork so much more. it's free to attend. we'll be right back.

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lloyd christmas. it's experiencing their first snow in indiana. first time they're seeing snow. they can totally blend in with their surroundings to check that out. well, coming up in the next hour on kron 4, the kron 4 morning news. there's a new way to get around. san francisco will have a live report on what you need to know to take advantage of this weekend's special service. >> and police are looking for this car they say could be involved in a possible kidnapping. plus, twitter facing more legal pushback. now a federal judge is getting involved. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues after the break.

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spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. we are looking at clear skies as we start the day, the iconic golden gate bridge. no fog to be had here. carl's taking the weekend off. so no concerns there. >> it's a little bit of an offshore wind to working at it. it's the fog eaters at work, dry air, maybe some scattered clouds into early next week, but no real action happening until the following weekend, which we're going to be monitoring as we start to get. >> a little closer. so a look at those bay area temperatures right now. we've got some movement going on. 45 already? santa rose out of the 30's 40's and 50's going on in the east bay. look at the east bay shoreline numbers. hayward already 54 oakland as well. the 46, 54 san francisco, san carlos joining 51 52 san jose. those winds still offshore as you notice, a solano county, particularly but even down the pacifica do from the east heading out to sea like that. so we're still locked in this offshore wind pattern that is very dry. air stormtracker 4, not much to see some scattered high clouds. what we'll have

again early in the next weekend or next week, rather a few scattered clouds, but no major temperature change for us now, 60 going on at 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock. also about 60's for highs are not too progressive. today, but we'll see a little bit of movement happening by the latter portion of next week in time for those black friday sales and so forth might even top off at maybe about 70 or so. but then again, next weekend gets interesting morning forecast in a bit. sarah. >> this morning we're covering breaking news. 2 separate freeway shootings happened in the last 24 hours. all roads are back open this morning. the most recent happened earlier this morning in the area eastbound 80 and east bound 5.80. this is just east of the bay bridge. there's no word on any victims. the chp says they are still working to gather more details and we'll bring you an update as soon as we learn more. you can see right here. this is where another freeway shooting happened around 10 o'clock last night in the westbound direction. it was just west of the tunnel, though one person was injured by debris. 2 lanes were temporarily closed. but as you can see, everything's reopened. and take a look at

this. police in oakland are looking for this car they say could be related to a possible kidnapping, all connected to a domestic violence call. witnesses tell police that 2 women were in a struggle before they both got into the car and left the scene. this happened around 5.30, last night in the area of harrison street and pearl street. the car is described as an older gray four-door hondo with a paper plate of 5, 0, 0, 8, 9, 3, 4, 2, if you seen this car, you're asked to call oakland police. their nose founder elizabeth holmes is now facing more than a decade in prison after being convicted on federal fraud charges. holmes was convicted of fraud earlier this year after receiving after deceiving investors about her company's blood testing. technology kron four's justin campbell reports from san jose. >> and this is not what holmes wanted. she heard that sentence 11 years, 3 months bowed her head and gave her

partner a long hug inside of court. a lot of family with her. but she's not going to have to start that sentence until april of next year. >> elizabeth holmes walked into court friday holding her mom and her partner's hand. you can see she is pregnant and will give birth before she starts her sentence inside the courtroom. holmes was surrounded by friends and family. prosecutors are asking for her to pay over 800 million in restitution. but that was not decided on friday. holmes made a tearful statement before the judge. this is the first time we've seen the homes express remorse. she said i am so so sorry to the judge during her statement while crying. she also said in part, i loved was my life's work. my team meant the world to me. they work tirelessly every day. i felt the pain for what people went through because i failed them. it said and i guess it's a

good reminder. >> kaylee, the young folks going up in silicon valley that there are a lot of things that matter more than money and that the f building companies in building wealth honestly is wonderful. but at the end of the day, nothing matters more than then be doing right by people. and elizabeth holmes's tale is a cautionary tale of how greed can get the best. if anyone there's a there's a number of people that are of in. >> that she got pregnant on purpose as a sympathy ploy and it shouldn't be and taken into account at all. homes will not have her baby behind bars because she doesn't have to self surrender into april 27th. >> now what comes next? legal experts are saying that most likely see will file an appeal and asked to stay out on bond until the outcome of that appeal happens. we'll have to wait and see what happens. but we also tried to catch homes after court. she went out a back exit and nobody was able

to catch or with our cameras reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> in our coverage of elizabeth holmes, sentencing continues on air and online only to do is scan the qr code on your screen and we'll take you to our website kron 4 dot com. there's a tab called the elizabeth holmes trial and we have extensive coverage on there. in the south bay, a woman in san jose is facing charges of the death of one of her twin daughters. the incident happened back on november 4th as police responded to a call of an unconscious baby on hurlingham way. kron forces june has the latest. >> it is hard to imagine a more vulnerable victim. the next 7 month-old child. >> this is absolutely an emotional and troubling. >> case 29 year-old celina war has made her first court appearance here at the santa clara county hall of justice in san jose. she's facing multiple charges stemming from an incident involving her infant twins that happened back on november 4th that are home here on hurling him way.

santa clara county deputy da rebecca wise is representing the people versus juarez. >> the defendant was alone in her home with melanie and sorry from noon until 03:00pm. on that day, melanie and sorry, we're being fussy and the defendant was frustrated. the evidence shows that she picked up melanie and forcefully helped her against her until she was unable to license alleges that this behavior went on for over 10 minutes even after melanie. >> was unconscious and not breathing. so continue to hold her against her body for 2 she then lead melanie down. picked up sorry person do the same with her. >> according to court documents, it wasn't until a family member came home that paramedics were eventually called to the sea. both infants were hospitalized, however, 2 days later, one of the twins, melanie was pronounced dead. selena wore as was arraigned for charges

including murder, assault on a child endangering or injuring the health of a child and causing or permitting a child to suffer. as for questions regarding her mental health through the course of the investigation, detectives take into account. >> medical factors, mental health factors. but all that is taken in accordance with what is the law. and when we put all those things together at the end of the day, a judge signed an arrest warrant for homicide. we're here. >> we're focused on. receiving getting justice for these 2 girls. making sure that the person who did this all the time. >> so we know we're as returns to court on december. 12th at 09:00am to establish legal counsel and to enter a plea until she's being held without bail in san jose has menu kron. 4 >> san francisco police are investigating a hit and run crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. it happened around 8.15, last night in the area of 7th street and on fellows way just south of the civic center, bart station on market

street. investigators say officers stopped a car matching the suspect vehicle description and detained the driver. but no arrests have been made. there's still no word on the victim's condition. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a deal has yet to be struck between protesting academic workers and you see we'll have more on the negotiations after the break. twitter now facing legal troubles as a federal judge blocks the company leasing employees. stick around. kron 4 morning news continues

>> uc academic workers will continue to try and reach an agreement with you see this weekend, friday was their 5th day of the strike calling for better pay and benefits labor unions continue to negotiate on behalf of employees at all 10 uc campuses. the demands include transit in childcare reimbursements and doubling base pay. governor newsom says the state has fully recovered all the jobs that were lost in the pandemic. he says california created more than 20% of the nation's jobs last month and says that 8 out of the 10 job sectors have added workers, including education and health services. dave. >> all right. looking for high temperatures today in the

lower 60's going on this afternoon. lots of sunshine and keep the offshore winds going. so remain dry dry for how long? >> maybe next week and get a rain shower or so. look at long-range to for that forecast as well. we're back in a bit.

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the day to do errands and whatever they want to do, right, dave, what can people expect as they head out the door? well, you want to bring the windbreaker in sweater, be a little cool with that breeze. still kind of working a little bit here. good morning, sarah. good morning. all. >> and we can actually see the offshore winds in place here at the golden gate. it's that offshore wind direction. that's not going to last too long, though, with some morning. >> phenomena for the most part in the way with spring across the east bay actually supported those temperatures a little bit for the overnight hours. let's get a look at how we're going right now. we're actually looking at mild or number still at this hour along the east bay shoreline were inland. they're in the lower 50's. 52 san jose up to the north bay santa rosa at 45 52 for no bottle. 55. meanwhile for san francisco, half moon bay, 53, those winds still in place. they'll be that way for the later morning hours. starting to subside a little bit. but even as late as this evening, still see the arrows kind of hinting at that northwesterly just a bare puff. so a little bit of that

wind that blows and a little bit of chill in the air. but still a lot of sunshine going on. so for today, breezy early on for today, cool lower to middle 60's. then for this week ahead, we've got a few scattered clouds early into the week. just cosmetic warming up in by friday, black friday, upper 60's near about 70. and then for the weekend unsettled. this is next weekend. unsettled question. mark shot of rain. we're finding getting some agreement on the model saying yes, something will happen. can't get them to agree on timing. so we get a little closer might get a little bit of buying point to that. 63 san francisco, oakland, 64 66 san jose for comparison sake, this is what we're going across the big board. it's actually little cooler in the far east bay that will see along the east bay shoreline with the mid 60's up to the north bay to popping at 67 up to santa rosa. not bad half moon bay at 61. little bit of that offshore wind kind of helping out just a touch in a bit. we'll be checking of the 4 zone forecast. look at that extended we mentioned as well. sarah. >> thank you, dave. ceo elon musk issued his employees at

twitter and ultimatum either pledge to what he called extremely work. conditions resign with severance pay. thursday night was the big deadline. the new york times reports that 1200 people chose to go. a federal judge has ruled that twitter can seek releases from those employees until claims against the company have been heard in court. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with an attorney representing many of those workers. >> twitt r offices may be closed until monday amid a wave of resignations. but the drama continues online. and in court, a federal judge has blocked twitter from sending out severance agreements because of several claims filed by twitter employees. attorney shannon liss-riordan is representing those workers saying musk's original severance offer is not what's being offered at least 2 months base pay. >> bonuses, 3 months of equity and health care contributions. but elon musk has said one month's one-month base pay and that's just throwing out the window. what they will with more than half of twitter's workforce gone since must take

over. >> many are questioning how the site will continue to function. users reporting issues with the 2 step verification to sign in and getting large amounts of spam messages in their inbox. san jose state university tech ed, but says there's also cyber security concerns with customer data. the data itself, what guarantee we have that it's not going to be shared with somebody else without permission. ensure has been covering the tech industry for more than a decade for seen that news. he's not surprised that workers have lawyered up but does not expect must to budge considering the way that you want. musk has approached, for example, the securities and exchange commission when they came down on him over some tweets around >> he said out, i'm just going to be the finds. i don't care. and i think that's probably going to be the way he approaches this list. riordan says twitter violated the warn act which requires large companies to get at least 60 days notice to employees before mass layoff. she's also filed claims on behalf of employees living with disabilities who say musk's requirement to return to the office doesn't work for them.

the lawyers advising all twitter employees not to sign any severance agreements before knowing their options. we want to make sure that employees understand that they have rights. >> another thing get a severance agreement put in front of them. they're going to be signing with all of their rights to pursue any legal claims. a group of 7 u.s. senators are also taking action, including california's dianne feinstein urging the federal trade commission to investigate twitter for any consumer protection law violations in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news >> and on twitter, elon musk is asking people to vote on whether or not former president trump's account should be reinstated. the tweet receiving more than 12 million responses so far. 52 1% of people voting in favor of trump coming back to twitter, the former president's account was banned by the platform's previous owners due to the risk of nurther incitement of violence following the january 6th riot at the capitol tuesday, trump announced that he will be running for president in 2024.

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>> 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. dave, good morning. what can we expect today? all right. good morning, sarah. good morning, everybody. and that's those golden gate bridge shot. look at the flag really working. and you can see those offshore winds in place firmly, though. so. >> it provides a little bit of a chill, i suppose, a bit. and it is dry air skip the lotion flowing a little bit, but lots of sunshine going on for this weekend. maybe the intrusion of a little bit of the way. some scattered clouds kind of a little wrinkle into early next week. we don't see any we're warming happening in towards the end of the week. ahead, quick check of those temperatures work. 45 to santa rosa? most readings in the 50's now and look at how it is along the east bay shoreline, contrasted with inland. and that's a decoupling we're going to see actually later on this afternoon with the temperatures along the east bay shoreline, warmer, then happening well inland. 52 meanwhile, for san jose and 54

for half moon bay, we don't see much intrusion coming in from the coast. there is a slight little marine layer that tries to sneak in a little bit tonight and tomorrow night, a little bit there. quickly mixing out. so it's fairly dry the next couple of days. the breakdown for you today about 60 at 1 o'clock and 4 were talking 60 as well. now things start to get interesting after thanksgiving. so we got the good weather is folks come in from out of town that they have a flight out roar early, though, might have problem into next weekend as things look, a little unsettled. we'll let you know we're looking at and also that extended forecast with the 4 zone to set. >> thank you, dave. happening today, the new central subway in san francisco opens with a special weekend service kron four's camila barco is live in san francisco with the details. camilla. >> good morning, sarah. so yeah, the central subway here in san francisco is officially up and running just about an hour ago. those trains took off and now people are able to ride them for free this weekend. here we are currently at the chinatown, a rose pak

station where people are actually getting a look to see what is here to offer. and we're currently at the surface level and then just down below people are able to go downstairs and check out the trains. but take a look at your screen. this is a video right as the first rain took off about 30 minutes ago. senator scott wiener, former and willie brown and nancy pelosi son paul pelosi. junior were just a few who went along for the ride. they made it official when they cut the ribbon. and this is a look inside the station at the chinatown location at stockton and clay street. this where we are now. it's one of 4 locations where the subway services. it also stops at the union square and market street location. that's on geary and stockton. and then there's the yerba buena muskogee station on 4th and fulsome and there's another station on 4th and brannan streets. this service connects communities like chan chinatown, union square, the

moscone convention center. and as as mona now, this idea it has been and years in the making. i was actually just told that this idea was brought back in 19 in the in 2009 was when construction started and it cost 1.9, 5, 3 billion dollars to make this happen. they had found some infrastructre. they had to go through some infrastructure challenges. but in the end here we are today and now services up and running. sarah, another live look here at the chinatown rose pak station. we talked a little bit about that free service that special weekend service is today and tomorrow from 08:00am to 12 a m again, people can ride at all 4 locations and customers can ride this service for free. i'll send it back to you. thanks, camila. that's so great to hear. people can write it free as they get to know because we've never seen it before. >> thanks, camila. with the election now behind him. governor gavin newsom says the

focus must immediately turn to addressing homelessness. on friday, newsom met with mayors and county later leaders across california capitol meporter eytan wallace has the details. >> governor is set to lift his paws of state, homelessness funding. but there are conditions. homelessness. it's the issue facing communities across the state and today it was front and center at the natural resources agency in downtown sacramento. where about 70 leaders from dozens of california cities and counties met with governor gavin newsom. what i want to see is what everybody wants to see. >> the streets, california cleaned up. we want to see cleanup. want to see people house. we want to turn to the conditions that we're experiencing around homelessness is is not unique to new jurors to action. fresno mayor jerry dyer was among those who spoke to the governor during the closed door meeting, a meeting coming less than 3 weeks after newsom announced he's pausing the rollout of about 1 billion dollars of state funding to

local governments are doing. they have not been aggressive enough in their plans to reduce homelessness. newsom said his concerns came from data showing the state overall was on pace to see just a 2% reduction in unsheltered people by 2024. but during the meeting in agreement was made with conditions that will lead to the governor releasing the money. we're turning the page and, you know, big cities and our city's. i think that's a significant as part of the agreement. those seeking state funding signed this letter from the newsom administration calling for local governments to submit new more aggressive plans based on guidelines for what the governor calls best practices. among other things, the governor wants to see regional commitments for more permanent and temporary housing and a vow to utilize more land for supportive housing development. that was a good we left there with the spirit of optimism. you know, one of cooperation. i think we're all on the same page. he wants to see more numbers and we're going to provide that. and the new plans on homelessness are due to the newsom administration in 2

weeks reporting in downtown sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, one of the 6 victims in the king estate shooting on september 28th in oakland has died. oakland's police chief says the shooting was targeted in gang-related as kron four's terisa stasio reports the employees being remembered as dedicated and hardworking and a person who love giving back to the school. >> another sad development in wake of the september shooting on the king estate campus in oakland where 2 gunmen shown here is surveillance video stormed onto school grounds and opened fire, littering the campus with more than 30 rounds. 6 people were injured, including 2 critically. now one of those victims of school carpenter, david saccharine has died in a statement to kron 4 news, oakland unified school district spokesperson john sasaki called the death tragic, adding, quote, we are devastated by the loss of david and we are heartbroken for his family and community.

he will be profoundly missed. our community mourns the loss of usd hero and will be forever grateful for david to nearly 2 decades of service to our students, families, staff and schools. he was well known for his sense of humor. and as someone who loved working for the district, he loved the camaraderie he had with this team and colleagues never saw him upset about anything and quote. mayhem broke out after shots rang out. authorities quickly responded and emergency crews rushed victims to the hospital. in the days after the violence. oakland's police chief revealed the shooting was targeted and gang-related, although extensive evidence was gathered at the scene, there has been no arrests. meetings took place with anxious parents and authorities following the shooting. new security measures were discussed such as upgrading security cameras and installing a locked front

entrance. the oakland unified school district says that sacher i lived in the east bay with this family. a memorial is planned for the future. to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> concord police believe that a deadly house fire thursday night was intentionally set by the person who died in it. it happened at euclid avenue and farm bureau road. fire crews say that fires were set in multiple parts of the home. they also found the victim in the property with a self-inflicted gunshot wound and the gun nearby. this new development has residents feeling very worried. >> concerns me greatly it. there's all kinds of possibilities going on in my mind. but i'm not willing to speculate. >> the case is still under investigation. the victim has not yet been identified. >> it may have been a quiet protest. that you sat there. you sat there to be searched and nobody serve you and i'm

sorry that you have experienced that in my but today we want to rectify that. >> 8 decades later, a man is getting an official apology from the antioch mayor for having been refused service by restaurant because of his race. 98 year-old alfred chan was refused service in 1940, for being chinese american mayor lamar thorpe presented chan with a formal letter. chan talked about what this means to him. >> i want to thank everybody. did. 4th what i have done. >> it's just a small bit. a very small that. and right >> the letter will be displayed next to the city of san jose's letter of apology to chinese americans at the chinese historical and cultural project museum. for your health this morning. a new study suggests contracting covid could increase the risk of having a seizure and the next 6 months. researchers at the university of oxford found

those who got covid were 55% more likely to be diagnosed with the seizure. they say the increased risk was found even in people who are not hospitalized. the link between covid and seizures was also stronger among children than adults. researchers say the risk was small less than one percent of covid patients having seizures. and it's unclear why it's happening. the fda is warning americans against buying medication at online pharmacies. it says some might some of these pharmacies may operate legally, but others are selling fake and unsafe medications. among the warning signs are if no doctor's prescription is required. the pharmacy isn't licensed in the u.s.. and when there's no licensed pharmacist on staff to answer your questions. and justice for swifties. north carolina's attorneys general's office is launching an investigation into ticketmaster after taylor swift fans couldn't get tickets for upcoming tour. fans were met by massive

delays errors and the website crashing on tuesday due to high demand. michael hyland has the details. >> the bad blood between taylor swift's fans and ticketmaster. it's about. they knew there was trouble when they logged in. i'm in mourning. many people hoping to score tickets this week for swift's upcoming era's tour. now just a blank space on their calendar. i kind of can't believe the lack of planning or at least the lack of communication. north carolina attorney general josh stein says he's investigating to see if there were violations of consumer rights, hours trying to get tickets. my biggest concern is the market dominance of ticketmaster. >> live nation, they control about 70% of the ticketing in venue market. the chairman of live nation ticketmaster is parent company told cnbc the issue was with massive demand. he said 14 million people went to the site this week when it was only supposed to be available to 1.5 million

verified fans when a company has too much market dominance. they don't invest enough in the customer experience and they charge higher prices. when we looked on friday, tickets on stubhub for her dates in atlanta started at $540 with some going for more than 4,000 causing fans to see red. if we go down this path, one thing we would be looking towards is what improvements can they do to ensure this kind of process? frustration doesn't happen ever again. >> that was michael hyland reporting for us this morning. taylor swift took to twitter saying she's extremely upset over what her fans had to go through and was assured that the company could handle the demand. dave. >> it's a pretty sweet weekend going on a bit of the cool side. but hey, we're going to those winter months. some lower 60's going on. well inland mid 60's line up the east bay shoreline and dry air at work here. a little bit left over offshore winds with us too. we'll take a look at your weekend weather forecast into next week to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> 32 years ago, kevin mccallister made a trip to the grocery store for supplies in the iconic 1990, christmas classic home alone. he paid less than $20 for everything in that cart. but in light of inflation, we wanted to know what would kevin's grocery order cost him? today, nick smith took a trip to the local grocery store to find out.

>> if you purchased an item at the grocery store for dollar in 1990, it would cost to about a $1.96. today in 1990, know it was one 18 a gallon today. average is at $4.36. take this loaf of bread in 1990, kevin pete about $0.75 today. this loaf of bread has more than doubled the average prices upwards of one 80 we grabbed the mac and and of course the stowe first roast turkey dinner. >> in home alone, kevin boss, a laundry detergent. this novel buckley and a former old packed up. we'll take northern wants to use time to hit the check out >> don't have a coupon for that and i found it in the paper this morning >> now the only thing i could not find with a plastic army figures, but, you know, i

would not be denied southbound amazon on sale for 79 to not add that to my beloved 63. 47 in we are a long way away from 30 years ago in kevin mccallister only $19 and $0.83. the rising cost of inflation is indeed enough to make free. >> as that was nick smith reporting for us this morning and now we're going to take a live look outside. let's head out there to our view from the mount camera. you can see how gorgeous it is. it's a little hazy, though, out there that want to talk to dave sphar davis, that haze. i'll tell you what this inflation stuff keeps up on bring back the $500 he's going to still be on it, but we'll say we can do the morning. sarah. good morning, everybody. nsa phone don't have much in the way of delays. it all looks pretty good with all of that. so many be coming from out of town. the airports around the country. >> also look pretty good this

saturday will keep checking for you as we get a little closer. we've had offshore winds have been working overnight. that's kept temperatures because of the breezy conditions. a little bit suppo ted with all of this. if you're headed up to tahoe, by the way, the finnish off the weekend early next week got the mid to upper 40's at work here. a few little scattered clouds will throw in here. there's already snow that's happened. but how about adding to that? the way to after the holiday next weekend might be able to deliver on that front. quick check of the temperatures. mostly 40 mostly 50's rather. 45 up to santa rosa. see the mid-fifties line up the east bay shoreline. a little cooler in london. they're going to need to trail inland all day today. yes, these fish or not, it will be treated to the warmer numbers. dry air. here it is a weak wave of some marine little moisture coming across overnight. but by saturday, we dry out again and then sunday night. here we go. and a little dose of some marine layer. alright, longer-range, what happens? we mentioned the scattered clouds early in the week. that was some hope. a couple raindrops to dirty up the car, whatever that doesn't

appear to be very likely quiet during the week itself. and here comes this other system. this will be interesting. and next weekend also start to get some agreement on something going on next weekend. but the timing are still often that we get a little closer. we'll see what happens. but it does happen. the package mountain snows 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 63 san francisco along the coast, lower 60's there. bayside will do about 63 burlingame. 65 foster city. 64 palo alto and 63 from mountain view in the south bay mid to upper 60's in spots. los gatos at 66 67 morgan hill. 64 for cupertino. mid 60's east bay shoreline. this is what i mentioned earlier inland. actually cooler with all that sunshine. still, some leftover offshore breezy conditions. 64 for walnut creek, 63 concord, 61, berkeley, the les, 60, 64 for fairfield and 67 santa rosa. keep this 60 trend going all week long. some interruption of some scattered clouds. as i mentioned earlier and friday

gets kind of interesting hearing of these lows. chilly in the 30's each night now with essentially mostly clear skies. we've got 40's going on along the coast and thursday. eat beef is what he's saying. yeah. sarah. >> thank you, dave. governor newsom announcing that most of california is no longer in peak fire season. firefighters and cal fire officials say a big part of that is due to a combination of recent snow and rain. in addition to investments in fire mitigation projects spanning more than 20,000 acres. >> thank you to all of the good work that's been done keep so this fire season under control nightfall. the season there is no fire season. basically what we say, we're transitioning out of pique. >> fire season generally speaking. that means that we're no longer staffing,

every piece of equipment throughout the are still is the 2. >> how the wildfire so that's what we always tell the public to be prepared and the players safe. >> so far this year, more than 360,000 acres have burned statewide. compare that to last year when wildfires destroyed more than 2 and a half million acres across california in the east bay community. members in oakland have sent city officials what they call an ultimatum letter. they want immediate and ongoing action on the problems of illegal dumping abandoned cars in the encampment surrounding homes on 45th avenue and bond street. >> with a worsening of a city street in our neighborhoods in the flatlands. we are fed up. it looks as though nothing has been banned to provide the permanent results. the oakland residents deserve. >> in the formal letter, the leaders of faith in action, east bay and block by block organizing network gave the

city 72 hours to fix the problem of illegal dumping. in national news. the biden administration is asking the supreme court to overturn a national injunction against student loan cancellation program. the white house argued that delaying the cancellation of billions of dollars of debt. woodley borrowers in limbo. the president wants to give some borrowers of federally backed college loans as much as $20,000 in debt relief. but a lawsuit filed by 6 republican led states claims that the president overstepped his authority. the president is now facing pressure to extend a pause on payments that started during the pandemic and was supposed to end january 1st. president biden is warning americans that it's going to take time for inflation to ease off. he also claims that a bill he signed this year will soon help limit the cost of health care and energy. the president was meeting friday with business and labor leaders. >> the economy grew at 2.6% last quarter. while inflation

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the english village of thorn comb and the country. southwest experts believe the spring is worth around. $47,000, but i'm so sure. i mean, from the medieval times, i would say it's probably priceless. a pair of white turkeys enjoy the snowfall. this week the owner shared video of the thanksgiving and lloyd christmas experiencing their first time seeing snow in indiana. take a look. that is that funny. they were totally blending in with their surroundings. his there. what snow is why you can barely see it. i hope you keep them off the table those guys that deserve to. >> and joy, i don't i don't know if their for their fate has that and store them on for some corn. adam, have a good time, guys. you you know, we'll have beef that they just for you just for or something like that. maybe >> all right, sara, you ready for good week here? coming up, not snowing there, except a whole may be at the end of the week. this is what it is upper 60's going on as we finish off that week friday, some scattered clouds sneaking in here and what's off the scope of all of this? it's way over

towards the wall is next weekend. we might get some rain showers in here. we're still working on timing. that's kind of up in the air a little bit here. but that would mean up mountain snows along with that. so folks staying in from out of town that weekend, maybe a trip for them as well. >> looks like a nice thanksgiving there. and look at is 69 awesome and great black friday too. it's perfect. weather will. thank you all for joining us. we hope you enjoyed it and we'll be back tomorrow morning. make sure you join us. then. have a great day. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling.

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