take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin is saturday december the 17th. we're covering a lot for you this morning, including that earthquake that probably shook you up. start by getting a look at the weather, though, with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody is kind of repeat performance of what we scene from yesterday in terms of being a chilly start, even a little bit of frost, you might be having out there a touch, too. and there's no statements to that effect because it's not necessarily that much colder than it was yesterday when we got the shock, here's what it

looks like quickly in stormtracker 4 still kind of the same scenario. >> of the leftover moisture down to the south of us. not really an impactful event for us. san jose san jose state checking in with the couple are first rays of light this morning as you will notice there off towards the distance brought to you by the middle of 2 apartment there. 34 this morning for any oct. 31 for livermore, the freezing mark for concord. but up to the north bay, some readings a little cooler. 38 going on for delay, about. oh, i saw that jump. 28. 28 also santa rosa and 40 for san francisco. a little chillier this morning that we saw this time from yesterday. but you can see a little bit more mild on the peninsula. a little cooler off towards the east bay. the winds, they're still a little bit offshore. that means the dry air being reinforced. that's one of the elements to keep the temperatures down. now today, lots of sunshine, a little bit of a breeze in the afternoon. no biggie. but the issue is that temperatures may actually be a little cooler than they were yesterday with cooler air aloft, but at least right coming up, we'll have a bit more details on what lies

ahead beyond the weekend as well, stephanie. all right. thanks very much. days. >> well, did you feel it? a 3.6 magnitude earthquake shook the east bay hitting the city of elsa rio at around 3.40, this morning. kron four's camila barco is live for us with more camila. i know that you felt in san francisco this morning. what do we know about the situation at an er >> well, i definitely felt it. i happening in the middle of the night, especially if you are sleeping, it woke you up. a definitely woke me up. and i know woke up as well. and i'm actually hearing from people here in orinda that it woke them up as well. take a look at where it happened. happened just northeast of else or people like i said in several parts of the bay area fell to like in san francisco, rich men. i'm here in orinda. it happened around 3.30, this morning and we're also getting video from viewers also felt

it said their cameras actually captured some of that movement. the originally reports were made that the magnitude of this earthquake was a 4 point. oh, but the united states geological survey is reporting it has a 3.6 magnitude, which is surprising considering how strong it felt. like i said, the air thick with center just northeast of elsa around 3.30, this morning and some people have been telling us this felt like a huge one. viewers have even e-mailed us saying it felt like something dropped in fs in something drops in front like a big truck by. stephanie, we have not heard of any reports of any damage. however, of course, we will be staying up to date on that here behind me. we are our window this morning. we will be talking to hopefully some people here in the area seeing what they felt earlier this morning. like i said, it woke me up and i'm still kind of shaking a little

bit just because of how strong it felt. i'll send it back to you. >> yeah, it certainly was quite a thing to wake up to you. thanks so much, camila for that live report. we're hearing from the mother of 23 month-old jasper. wu. the toddler was hit and killed by a bullet while riding in the back seat of the family's car in november. last year, jasper's mom spoke with kron four's to resist us. you about what this past year has been like. >> just a ruse. mom tells me one of the things she remembers most about her son was how much he loved food. you can see in this video, the young boy devouring some bread. jasper was only 23 months old when he was killed in the back of his parents. suv. the family of 3 was driving home on sunday after visiting a family member in san francisco. but never that expense anything that the shell show spoke with me with oakland community leader carl chan interpret smile. they want people to remember that

just puts a smile. >> it's a happy child. says that she visits suggest for his gravesite as often as she can. she got emotional when asked about just for his birthday. it was this week on wednesday he would have been 3 make keeping all the toys. >> everything that, you know, just from hat. >> shout show says that she looks at the pictures and videos of her son every day. >> and just loved to dance. >> she says the waiting to find out who killed her son was painful. it took prosecutors 13 months to announce the arrest of 3 men who have been identified as members of 2 rival gangs. investigators say that the suspects were having a rolling gun battle on interstate 80 one of their bullets killed. jasper, who was asleep in his car seat. mom says that she's hoping for justice for the 3 men charged in his murder. i know that they're not the only family. >> you know, being. devastated

because gun violence. does he want to see and stop? this kind bombings. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> now, here's a breakdown of the timeline leading to the arrests that we know. >> the chp says investigators had some suspects in mind shortly after the shooting. >> waiting until this week to make the arrests. adding the alameda county da's office wanted enough evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. authorities say the gunfire happened between rival san francisco gang members, trevor green, ivory bivins in johnny jackson. police arrested all 3 in charge them with murder. we've also learned just 15 minutes before that deadly shooting, jack. suddenly we're driving away from a home in oakland with bivens following them closely. court documents describe ivins is pushing up on the 2 as they drove. jackson also confirmed his involvement in the case the day of the shooting a day

after the shooting november 7th. the second suspect, trevor green flew to atlanta in march. she returned and was arrested at sfo on a warrant for a separate shooting. he and ivory bivins committed in concord a few days later, but it was arrested on the same warrant. a 4th suspect who was in one of the 2 cars was killed in another gang-related shooting. former ghost ship master tenant derick will not spend any more time in jail for having weapons in his home. a man was originally convicted of involuntary manslaughter because of the ghost ship fire that killed 36 people 6 years ago this month he took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid prison and serve home detention, followed by 3 years of probation. prosecutors say during a search of his lake county home earlier this year, they found a machete, bows and arrows and ammunition. a judge ruled today possessing these weapons did not violate the terms of all men as plea deal.

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>> all right. good morning. you're taking a live look now at sfo this morning. i know a lot of you have holiday travel on the brain as we get closer to hanukkah and but can you believe it's just 8 more days until christmas? and i believe hanukkah is on sunday as it's an said, yes, i know. david, you have all your holiday shopping. a dime for carson on last-minute got the guy in the mall on saturday. the 24th and you have any of you know whatever. by the way, no delays on ssa sfo. that's good. no, that's not us fl. i know that the east bay shoreline there for change to graphic. but anyway, we have some hazy sunshine to get things started after that. >> it's nice blue sunshine going on for you today. let that sun soak it up and enjoy today. even thermally it's going to be a bit on the cool side and we're starting that off again today. look at that. 28 santa rosa. >> also matching that inland

in the east bay. we have some lower 30's at work here and hawks popping a 37 east bay shoreline. they're dipping into the 30's as well. 38 report this hour for san jose. and 38 in vallejo. so kind of a cold start. this is not that much colder than yesterday was. and that's part of the reason why there weren't any statements and some patchy frost is possible with all of this as well. so breaking it down what you can expect. your we've got sunny, but it will be chilly. that means in the afternoon too. hi to lower highs will be in the lower to middle 50's going on and it will actually be cooler inland in the east bay that it will be along the east bay shoreline. we get into early next week. some scattered clouds, few showers possible on tuesday. this is looking slightly better did be from before more than just a little cosmetic sprinkle or so an action could scrounge up a couple little showers, maybe on that. then later in the week here. so trying to get to late week and should say variable clouds warmer. a few showers friday. kind of question mark and all of that again, watching waves coming by again, that looks a little better. so the models are kind

of going our direction a bit in the following week. looks like there's more traffic to make note up. the winds not very active, but notice the arrows are pointing from the northeast from the north. that means we're getting that dry air reinforced cold air aloft, all of that. so we're not going to move much temperature wise in the air will be dry to let this overnight lows be quite chilly. we have the clear skies both today tonight. and through your sunday for the most part. but once we put sunday to bed and get to sunday night, the development here a little bit more. the way of scattered clouds that will greet us for your monday. and all this forecast today. 56, sunny and cool. 57 oakland, 59 for san jose. but notice the pattern of these temperatures a little bit more mild on the east bay shoreline drops off over the east bay hills to the lower to middle 50's maybe popping about 60 or so for santa rosa. next couple of days. again, noting that cloud cover to build up by here on a monday. temperatures fall just a touch showers into next week or so 4 zone forecast to get more. the

weeds in your longer-range 70. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> happening right now, the chp is increasing enforcement across bay area roadways as more holiday travel gets underway. they say they expect to see some more dui checkpoints when you're out on the roads and a reminder over thanksgiving weekend, the chp made more than 1000 arrests for impaired driving. many people are flying the friendly skies this holiday season. so much that air travel is expected to reach near pre-pandemic levels through the end of the holiday season. now here's a look at oakland international airport. there it is right there. the airport says that they are expecting more than 670,000 passengers from now through the day after new year's. that's a 10% increase from the same period last year. but with the number, the higher number of travelers comes concerns about respiratory virus is spreading like covid rsv and the flu. some travelers tell us that they're taking steps to be careful.

>> i wear a mask the whole time inside the airport. so it's still annoying. it's good for covid and also just for getting not getting colds and things like that, too. >> masking at the airport and on planes is not required but is recommended. meantime, oakland airport suggests showing up at least 2 hours early for flights in case there are any delays. with the new year comes a new workplace rule and the end of legislation that gives workers with that gives workers with covid-19 guaranteed sick pay kron four's. dan kerman explains. >> in september, the governor signed legislation extending supplemental paid sick leave allowing workers to access an additional bucket of sick leave. if they got covid-19. but despite covid cases rising that law and sun december 31st with no new legislation in sight, also ending in early january is a cal osha regulation requiring employers to pay employees who can't

work because they caught covid-19 on the job cost has really been extreme, especially for small businesses like restaurants, which really struggles coming out of the pandemic. >> advocates for businesses say now is definitely the time for these emergency measures to end. >> and they point out sick workers still have other types of leave. >> to those who are concerned about being forced to go to work. 4 cases caught in the workplace. workers compensation will continue to cover that. so this isn't a situation where everything is disappearing, hurt everybody because it's a public health benefit to have infectious workers. >> stay home. but advocates for workers say for some regular sick leave amounts to only 3 days a year and they fear faced with losing a paycheck, infected workers will stay on the job. they're going to come to work sick. they're going to and in fact, there the customers co-workers. it's that for the business and that for the economy. should the current covid-19 surge be worse than

expected and extend into the new year? there's always the possibility state legislators could once again past covid-19 sick leave legislation. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> starbucks workers went on strike friday at san francisco's castro district store. joining more than 1000 or east as at 100 stores nationwide participating in demonstrations. that's according to starbucks workers united the labor group organizing this effort. the strike last 3 days, the longest in the unionization campaign. >> but this is about is having the way companies to be able to speak up for bargained what we pay >> protesters say they are demanding better staff, a more predictable scheduling and livable wage. among other things. starbucks which opposes the unionization effort, says the strike will have limited impact on its stores. starbucks and the union have started contract talks in about 50 stores. no

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>> in the north bay, the city of fairfield announced some sad news sharing mayor harry price passed away wednesday morning. price was on track to complete his 4th term in office. he'd been mayor of fairfield since 2005 and previously served on various roles in city government. he also taught english abandoned high school for 33 years. a cause of death has not been released. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news driving down. the embarcadero could be a thing of the past. >> why one group wants to make >> why one group wants to make that area car free.

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we have temperatures in the lower 30's right now, tri valley, pretty much around freezing with those upper 30's working their magic along the east bay shoreline. 40 coming in for san francisco. 38 san jose. give you quick contrast here trailing by a couple degrees there off to the east bay. but elsewhere, numbers are popping a little bit more mild this morning. then yesterday, the winds loyally out of the offshore direction continuing in today. so that means more dry air at the surface and the breakdown for you today about 48 11 by 2 will do about 53. again. some inland spots will be a little colder than around the bay. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your whole weekend and also into next week with a couple opportunities for showers. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the south bay, police in los altos are reminding holiday shoppers to be extra careful when you're out. and about this weekend after officers responded to a string of car break-ins and thefts across the city this week. police say multiple cars were broken into throughout the los altos area starting tuesday

night on el camino reale at a restaurant parking lot. 5 cars were broken into there. thieves took electronics. then again on wednesday night. police say around the same time several cars were broken into across several business districts in los altos. police are asking you to take your electronics. don't leave anything in your cars. you could hide items in your trunk. just be mindful. it is the holiday season and unfortunately, this is the time where people will experience an increase in these types of crimes. in san francisco. how does a car free embarcadero sound? well, that's what one organization is hoping to see. organizers want the city's waterfront to be closed to car traffic kron four's gayle ong explains. >> there are about their cities around the world that have done this it could be such a destination instead of just a thoroughfare here and occurs, hoping the embarcadero waterfront will one day be car free, similar to big cities

like chicago, paris and new york city. you really feel like it's time and yes, change is difficult. but we're sure that we can still offer access, make it more sustainable redneck or is a co-organizer of grant and bark and arrow. its proposal is made up of 3 points safety carbon free and vibrancy. some visitors say they're all the years. i think it actually will probably help the environment because a lot of times you do have car sitting idling infuse coming out of the car. >> as well as you know, less pedestrian accidents with people crossing into cars are pulling out spot. idealize firing the trumpet. >> and basically the idea is just like whenever there's less cars places, it gives the public space of right to exist. but for business in the area, the idea of no cars on the major thoroughfare is worrisome. bill, is people like driving. >> especially on a weekend. stay. they don't go in part. they don't transportation if they welcome to the work to get the car.

>> randall scott is the executive director of the fisherman's wharf community benefit district scott says having no cars allowed on the street. >> would deter business on this particular one. maybe, you know, should the day date it. >> you know how the car traversed, what type of car servers, you know, you're going to put big bus tours, you know, put them business because it captures embarcadero show. most sites. meanwhile, render has been gathering feedback from the there are people who are >> mainly karch people and it doesn't it sounds like work from another planet. and then there are people who are car people who. >> they just all aflutter. and that was gayle ong reporting for us this morning. currently, there is a petition for this proposal on the organization's website. a man accused of breaking into a preschool last year and attacking a pet tortoise. well, not serve any prison time. you may remember this

guy, michelangelo, the 70 year-old african tortoise was stabbed its shell by one jorge rodas who police say also stole thousands of dollars from of items from play and learn preschool in january of last year, a judge sentenced the man to 2 years of probation and mandatory mental health and substance abuse treatment. he's also banned from having any animals for 10 years. san francisco police say they've made dozens of arrests in an effort to curb retail theft last month the department launched a retail abatement operation that's resulted in at least 60 arrests. undercover officers are being posted at clothing stores, grocery stores and pharmacies. san francisco restaurant john's grill has settled a lawsuit in a rare victory as a result, their insurance will cover business losses that happened during covid lockdowns of these types of claims have been routinely denied in courts because the losses incurred by the many of

insurance companies say we're not physical. the restaurant owner says they will give part of the winnings. what part of the settlement money to their workers and donate some of it to city college. culinary school. >> go directly to everybody that was during the shutdown about 2 years this will go directly to everybody that worked at john's grill and works jonesborough. >> john's girl has been on market street for 114 years. the terms of the settlement were not disclosed. but the restaurant's attorney said the payout is substantial. in the east bay, oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan has been fined $19,000 after failing to report her part ownership in a condominium in the city. that's according to public ethics commissioners who voted to impose these fines.

officials say kaplan did not report her ownership of the condo until 2019, which was after she and her parents had purchased it in december 2013 officials add kaplan also voted as a city council member on a project that may have increased the value of her property. officials say kaplan did admit to wrongdoing but said it was all accidental. the effort to launch a recount in the oakland mayoral race between council members how and lauren taylor may be over before any votes get recounted. that's because of the cost estimated to be $100,000. the oakland naacp says they want alameda county to pay for the recount, but according to state election code, the voter's requesting the recount must fund that earlier this week, the naacp called for the recount. the organization say they are concerned that close to 20,000 votes were disqualified for various reasons which they say include ballots being filled out incorrectly. in national

news after narrowly avoiding a government shutdown. congress is working out the details of a long time spending bill that bill is expected to include other another round of military aid for ukraine. some republicans want to wait until january to pass the budget since the gop retakes the house in the new year. but democrats say congress needs to pass that budget soon. >> but he's going to get everything they want. but the final product will include winds. everyone can get behind. >> if a deal cannot be reached, then it's possible. a second short term extension would be needed. the total cost of the long-term bill is expected to be around 1.7 trillion dollars. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news state farm faces a lawsuit. >> a number of policymakers accusing the company of discrimination. details next.

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says it takes the accusations seriously. and that is dedicated to paying anything that it promptly. san bernardino county is considering whether it will break free from the rest of the state. some county leaders say they're not happy with the state's political direction. they're pointing to the homeless crisis, soaring housing costs, crime and high taxes. san bernardino county is home to 2.2 million people. the proposal is considered a longshot and would require approval by the california legislature and congress. >> okay. here's a look at temperatures across the bay we've got the middle to upper 50's along the east bay shoreline. a little cooler happening inland will investigate in the 4 zone forecast. and also look at that extended to with some opportunities for a few little showers. the kron 4 morning showers. the kron 4 morning news continues. your heart is the beat of life.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. looking very pretty as the sun beams down on that. really see that rusty red color there. let's check in with dave on what we can expect outside as things start to maybe warm up a little bit day. >> yeah, i got quite bit about this. looks that definitely the water color morning here going up. and good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a beautiful day. you can expect also tomorrow, it's somewhat similar on those

temperatures. but kind of here's the wrinkle inland. you're going to be seeing some cooler temperatures in cases, particularly east bay. then you will be seeing along the east bay shoreline. so i just couldn't resist this. the white tower that orange going on. we probably won't see that next hour. now, want to send you up to tahoe. real quick. what does it look like? hint tuesday, some snow showers coming. that was the chance of rain we're talking about here in the bay area. so that shot one. there's more another one on friday. and there's more upstream. so it looks a little better looking at these models. these hits a little better this go-around. temperature check for you. lower 40's. lots of sun did today tomorrow. monday come the clouds tuesday come the precept. almost exactly. we're expecting in the backs of cars going to be liquid. thank you. 28 santa rosa. 25 going on for bottle inland. we're seeing a lot of 30's, as you can see, lower 30's east bay shoreline already off to a quicker start, though, in those upper 30's going on. 38 san jose winds pretty much off shore. so we're going to be pretty much covered with that dry air at the surface colder air

aloft. so that kind of slows down the heating process even with about foles amount of sunshine. of course, the days are a little shorter down to the south other you have some of the high cloudiness. so sometimes you get some of that mixed in with what we have. you might get a little haze at times above. so here's what it looks like. long range forecast models. nice for the weekend. here comes that guy right in time for after the weekend or next week. that's right. on tuesday, little chance of some rain going on. snow showers for tahoe. then it breaks up a little bit and towards the end of the week, another opportunity, wait, there's more. and then further upstream in the following week, looks like we might get another shot as well. so we'll continue to watch this day by day. see if it improves on that front. 4 zone forecast the saturday. 56 san francisco. nothing really pops out here. mid 50's going on pretty much the same as we had yesterday. again, with all that sunshine. 57 burn again. 58 for foster city and also for palo alto, south bay. checking into numbers getting near 60. now we have to los gatos and 60 61. morgan hill. 59 though, santa clara, 59 for

cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 50's but mid 50's livermore tri valley. 55 pleasanton san ramon. 55 walnut creek. 58, san leandro, berkeley, a 54 52 of allay. 55 fairfield. 56 for napa in 64 santa rosa. now we do see a slight warm-up happen in the next week. we get by tuesday. onward writers want it when gets here. upper 50's lower 60's work and there's the scattered clouds all week long. watch out those chilly morning lows here tonight. tomorrow. also into monday, a little bit. meanwhile, the coast, a lot of 40's, stephanie. >> time is running out to finish your holiday shopping. and if you are still looking for some last minute gift ideas for the kids. well, good news is we have you covered. joining us now live is charlene deloach, a contributing editor for the toy insider the morning to you. charlene. good morning to you. all right. so you've got lots of colorful fun options for us. maybe walk us through

a few of them. i see it the first one on the you have sorting grocery cart. >> that's right. so if your giftee happens to be like the toddlers, definitely check out a company called melissa and got to have such fun educational toys. lot of them made out of wood. really has to it. this is the newest one. they have grocery cart. also the way for kids to, you know, be walker that they're like milwaukee's did help them do that and then it can roll going grocery shopping like they're the ground up to that. so cute. what age would this be appropriate for? >> basically one up. okay. perfect. so i know we have a number of toys to go through. so let's not tell us a bit about the all's it's all need all. what's that is right. so it. yes. so it from a coming home. madame alexander has been around for what? almost 100 years we have tons dalton. definitely check out a lot of them to see what the super bowl for your gift, the but this one is the newest one is called. it's all me. they're

highly possible doll. that back story. >> they have an interest and activity like, yeah, i think after aren't being a cheerleader, there's about 6 any it will say absolutely normal. >> any difference between this and like, you know, barbie doll, for example. >> a little bit bigger. a little bit more of a story. so for kids who maybe not a party a little bit older, this is great like 3 year-olds and up. >> ok, got it. all right. and this could be interesting for kids that really like to, you know, do things with their hands. a clay sculpting station. >> that's right. this is great for grade school, age kids. and it is like you said from crayola let get craft their own clay creatures or maybe like a little flower pot. best part is that that everything is in 5 the case. so it's easy portability. well, the cleanup. i know a lot of parents are going to love that love hearing that. >> now i'm ok, so i know that lego apparently is also releasing a substantial

collection for kids who like to build. >> yes, exactly. and i sort of feel like you don't know what to get. usually like out is a great option because, you know, have that for younger kids. and of course, we all know adult life for to secure, looking for and open your definitely check out like, oh, this year, though, they're celebrating the 90th anniversary. is the classic that they're going to absolutely love it. >> very good. yeah. it looks like a lot of fun. you. maybe that's something a pickup for myself because i like lego's to all so autos a bit about the many brands gold rush capsule too. right? but, you know, sometimes use like you don't know to get weather stocking or something for the tweens and teens. >> so the many brands from 0 has been really popular for a while and it continues to grow season, though, they have limited edition fold. in addition everything is goals. and so it really makes for a fun gift because no, wait, who

doesn't like a little graham during the holidays. so is the idea that you can you can open it up and there's a toy inside. exactly right for there's 5 look poisoned by and you never know what get for that all point themes. oh, that's fun. like an easter egg moment. got it. okay. exactly. tell us a bit there's an atlas on your list as well. >> yes, so this is great for again, teens and tweens. we all know they love their right? so one, we need them in the middle. and this is year at last from a company called advocates for kids basically going to be our heads that they have to you there on screen. but what lesson do is they can to birch ali travel the world so they can go to theme of the key issue. they can go see the great wall of china learn about culture and geography. and there's also some hands activities and on activities, too. so parents like that. he said that as well. but again, it's something that, you know, especially in the past couple years, mister travel after its control or else. yeah, it's a such a great educational tool,

too. >> up next, we have the nintendo the sports game. >> that sounds. that's exactly. so this is is new and what i love about it and lets the whole family together. they can play golf bowling. so there's a lot of different opportunities to sort of play and have fun. and as you can see, i happen to love the whole had basically use the controllers and you ball think just something to get everybody the up and moving the couch and playing together and connecting that holiday season and beyond. yeah, something a useful after all the holiday. feasting too. charlene a contributing editor for the toy insider. thank you so much for sharing these fun options with us this morning. >> thank you so much. now they have the holidays. we'll be have the holidays. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and it is december the 17th saturday. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. let's kick things off with a look at the weather with dave spahr heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a brisk start. we are. but this afternoon hayward to keep the sunshine going. but temperatures have been on the modest side like they were from yesterday, east bay shoreline, all lit up nicely here. >> not much wave intrusion of fog may be a little bit of scattered frost experienced early, but as you can see with the sun out, that's going to be eroding that way. now some readings are subfreezing at this hour, even though we don't have any statements. 27 for santa rosa. 25 from but these are close to where they were from yesterday. so we've kind of already been there from yesterday's. that's why probably why they haven't issued anything 40 going on for oakland. 38 for hayward.

notice the readings inland are lower. that will be a trend. we're going to continue in this afternoon. even with all the solar heating temperature, contrast for you trailing by a couple degrees in a few pockets. but even ahead in some others. so it's kind of a hodgepodge with all of that. winds are still off shore. that's dry air reinforcement, but the cold air aloft. so that's going to be the brakes on our highs today. 51 at high noon to 3.52. soaking up the sunshine. more expected into tomorrow. but next week has some shower treats for us as well. we'll be exploring that as well. 70. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. well, did you feel it? a 3.6 magnitude earthquake shook the east bay hitting the city of el serino at around 3.40 this morning. kron four's camila barco live for us now in our window with more and camila. i know that you are waking up by this quake in san francisco. how are things looking also, we do now. >> stephanie, we're currently here in our and we've spoken

to a few people here and they tell me they as well were woken up by my apartment schuck in the middle of the night time and i'm not going to lie. i'm still shaking a little bit because as a florida girl, i'm not used to any of this out. going to take a look at it was sent. this earthquake was centered around the was just northeast of else or that's just between richmond and berkeley. but it could be felt felt throughout the bay area. we've been hearing people felt belted in san francisco, walnut creek pinole and here in arendelle, one viewer even sent us this video from inside their home. the video shows a christmas tree shaking a dresser and kitchen appliances. also moving while the earthquake was happening, viewers have also emailed us describing this earthquake has huge. they say it felt like someone dropped something in their front yard. we're like a big truck was rolling by now. originally reports were made that the magnitude of this earthquake was a 4 point. oh,

however, the united states geological survey reported as a 3.6 magnitude earthquake, which is surprising considering how strong it felt. and stephanie, and like i said, we're here in orinda this morning. we've been talking to people. we did speak to one person who says that they slept through this earthquake. however, we have gone on twitter and we have heard from other people who say that this is woke them up in the middle of the night. it was around 3.30, this morning when it could be felt. but i also want you to hear from one person who felt this earthquake here in orinda. >> did you feel the earthquake? from seattle. what it used to >> well, so we are in bay area country now. so we've got the forty-niners in the warriors and earthquakes weaving of that. she never talking. she's a little rattled. strong long. yeah, i woke me up, rattled my wife now my baby girl. got

going on >> they definitely were woken up by that earthquake. and like i said, i'm here in our window. we haven't noticed sort of damage. we haven't heard of anything was damaged because of this earthquake, of course, will be staying on top of but throughout the morning, of course, we'll be hearing from other people in the area to see what it was like for them during this earthquake. but for now, send it back to you. all right. thanks very much, camille and dog was pretty cute, too. >> all right. we are hearing from the mother of 23 month-old jasper. wu. the toddler was hit and killed by a bullet while riding in the back seat of the family's car in november. last year, jasper's mom spoke with kron four's terisa stasio about what this past year has been like. >> just a ruse. mom tells me one of the things she remembers most about her son was how much he loved food.

you can see in this video, the young boy devouring some bread. jasper was only 23 months old when he was killed in the back of his parents. suv. the family of 3 was driving home on sunday after visiting a family member in san francisco. but never that make the shell show spoke with me with oakland community leader carl chan interpret smile. they want people to remember that just puts a smile. >> it's a happy child. says that she visits suggest for his gravesite as often as she can. she got emotional when asked aboutgjust for his birthday. it was this week on wednesday he would have been 3 make keeping order >> everything that, you know, just hat. >> shout show says that she looks at the pictures and videos of her son every day. >> and just to left to she says the waiting to find out who killed her son was painful. it took prosecutors

13 months to announce the arrest of 3 men who have been identified as members of 2 rival gangs. investigators say that the suspects were having a rolling gun battle on interstate 80 one of their bullets killed. jasper, who was asleep in his car seat. mom says that she's hoping for justice for the 3 men charged in his murder. i know that they're not the only family. >> you know, paying. devastated because gun violence. does he want to see and stop. this kind of broken bones. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> we also have a breakdown of the timeline leading to the arrest, the suspect or rather the chp says investigators had some suspects in mind shortly after the shooting waiting until this week to make the arrest, adding the alameda county da's office wanted enough evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. authorities say the gun

fight happened between rival san francisco gang members, trevor green, ivory bivins and johnny jackson. police arrested all 3 and charged them with murder. we've also just learned that 15 minutes before that deadly shooting, jack, suddenly we're driving away from a home in oakland with ivins following them closely. court documents describe bivin says pushing up on the 2 as they drove jackson. one of the suspects also confirmed his involvement in the case on the day of the shooting. the a day after the shooting, november 7th, the second suspect river green flew to atlanta in march. he returned and was arrested at sfo on a warrant for a separate shooting. he and ivory bivins committed in concord a few days later, bivens was arrested on the same warrant. a 4th suspect who was in one of the 2 cars was killed in another gang-related shooting. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news tis the season to travel. what you can expect at your local airport. and after the break, dropping temperatures

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supply of natural gas pg. and e says the company expects energy bills will be about 18% higher each month compared to this time last year because of colder temperatures, higher demand and tighter supply. but one california organization says that pg and e could be doing more to help lower your monthly bill. >> you're talking about people having to choose between heating their home. >> buying groceries by prescription clothes for their children to many things on the monthly bills that repair should not be paying. we're paying way too much for shareholder profit. >> pg and has a few suggestions for lowering your bills this winter. you can clearly objects away from heating events. use the cool setting on your washing machine. you can open window shades or curtains during sunny days and keep your water heater set at 120 degrees. you

can also reach out to the california public utilities commission with your concerns. their website is at the bottom of your screen right there. cpu c dot ca dot gov. >> alright, open shades and curtains going on today. lots of sunshine for you this afternoon. although cool temperatures expected inland highs in the lower 50's mid 50's along the east bay shoreline. and a check on your forecast in just a bit here.

welcome back kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody.

checking into a sweet morning, although it is a bit on the cold side. granted, here's sfo going on here for you. no delays this morning with all of that. meanwhile, here's the game what we expect for the day. and in fact, the weekend and week ahead, first, things first for the weekend, sunny but chilly. that means in the afternoon high temperatures will be in the mid to maybe even upper 50's along the east bay shoreline but lower 50's as you get inland there a bit early in the week, scattered clouds start to work after the weekend. tuesday's a chance we always talked about as a little stray shower might be working here. it's looking a little bit more positive. we might get something more substantive and that's starting to favor a little bit tuesday night, too. then late in the week. another opportunity here is for a few showers on friday in a little minor. warm up starts to happen. as we finish off week, we bump those temperatures into the lower 60's after next weekend1 there is yet a new wave of opportunities as we get into the following week will be having another long-range forecast. 27 santa rosa matching that for novato inland. here. you have still hang in the freezing mark here for livermore concord. 31 40

for antioch, east bay shoreline. some 30's working here, but 40 for oakland, 41 san jose or san francisco. 50 for half moon bay winds are pretty much off shore. they're expected to remain that way. but very weakly here and certainly don't have the temperatures surge with this. so it's not causing the fire concerns we've already had some recent rains. but what it does do for us and allows those overnight lows because you don't have a lot of winds at night. clear skies, dry air, all the recipes we look for all the elements we look for to see temperatures kind of drop. we'll keep it. sunny going forward. maybe some stray high clouds and they're kind of thrown in the mix. looks pretty good on sunday. do we get to sunday night monday, the intrusion of some cloud cover that will open up the door for variable clouds through much of next week. ahead with those shots of some showers today, we're talking 56, san francisco. 57 oakland, 59 for san jose. sunny, cool. maybe kind of brisk. you can call it the wider board does show those lower 50's inland. as you can see, 60, though,

popping up there to santa rose up next, several days again. looks pretty good for tomorrow, mostly sunny as well. the turning cloudy on monday, precursor motion for seeing perhaps some showers working in here tuesday. stephanie. it's very much dave. >> happening right now, the chp is increasing enforcement across bay area roadways as more holiday travel gets underway, they say to expect to see more dui checkpoints. you may recall over thanksgiving weekend, the chp made more than 1000 arrests for impaired driving. well, many people flying the friendly skies this holiday season. so much air travel is expected to reach near pre-pandemic levels through the end of the holiday season. let's take a look at it or oakland international airport here. the airport says it's expecting more than 670,000 passengers from now through the day after new year's. that's a 10% increase from the same period last year. but with the higher number of travelers comes concerns about

respiratory virus is spreading like covid rsv and the flu. some travelers tell us they are taking steps to be careful. >> i wear a mask the whole time inside the airport. so it's still annoying. it's good for covid and also just for getting not getting colds and things like that, too. >> masking at the airport and on planes is not required, but is recommended. meantime, oakland airport suggest showing up at least 2 hours early for flights in case there are any delays. and with the new year comes a new workplace rule at the end of legislation that gives workers infected with covid-19 guaranteed sick pay kron four's. dan kerman explains. >> in september, the governor signed legislation extending supplemental paid sick leave allowing workers to access an additional bucket of sick leave. if they got covid-19. but despite covid cases rising that law and sun december 31st with no new legislation in sight, also ending in early january is a cal osha

regulation requiring employers to pay employees who can't work because they caught covid-19 on the job cost has really been extreme, especially for small businesses like restaurants, which really struggles coming out of the pandemic. >> advocates for businesses say now is definitely the time for these emergency measures to end. >> and they point out sick workers still have other types of leave. >> to those who are concerned about being forced to go to work. 4 cases caught in the workplace. workers compensation will continue to cover that. so this isn't a situation where everything is disappearing to hurt everybody because it's a public health benefit to have infectious workers. >> stay home. but advocates for workers say for some regular sick leave amounts to only 3 days a year and they fear faced with losing a paycheck, infected workers will stay on the job. they're going to come to work sick. they're going to and in fact, there the customers co-workers. it's that for the business and that for the

economy. should the current covid-19 surge be worse than expected and extend into the new year? there's always the possibility state legislators could once again past covid-19 sick leave legislation. dan kerman kron. 4 news >> starbucks workers went on strike friday at san francisco's castro. castro district store. joining more than 1000 breeze. does that 100 stores nationwide participating in demonstrations? that's according to starbucks workers united the labor group organizing the effort the strike last 3 days, the longest in the unionization campaign. >> but that's about as having way companies to be able to speak up for bargained what we pay >> protesters say they are demanding better staff and more predictable scheduling and livable wage. among other things. starbucks, which opposes the unionization effort, says the strike will have limited impact on its stores. starbucks and the

union have started contract talks and about 50 stores. no agreements reached yet. the journalist who recently got their twitter account suspended are back on the social media platform. elon the suspensions of will lift journalists. he's accusing of revealing the location of his private jet. he made the move based on another public poll that he ran on twitter, the list of reinstated accounts include journalists from the new york times washington post and cnn musk accused reporters of sharing his private information without his consent. but those journalists say they never posted anything that was not already public information. >> suddenly, elon musk is worry about being docks. twin and trans and women and people of color have had the same fate on twitter and other platforms. this is an unbalanced equation and we need to fix that. >> did not respond to our request for comment. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the city of fairfield loses a community icon. more

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because of the cost estimated to be $100,000. the oakland naacp says they want alameda county to pay for the recount, but according to the state election code of lovers requesting that recount must also funded. earlier this week, the naacp called for the recounts. the organization is concerned that close to 20,000 votes were disqualified for various reasons which they say include ballots being filled out incorrectly. in the the city of fairfield announced some sad news sharing mayor harry price passed away wednesday morning. price was on track to complete his 4th term in office. he'd been mayor of fairfield since 2005 and previously served on various roles in city government. he also taught english abandoned high school for 33 years. the cause of death has not been released. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news driving down the embarcadero in san francisco could soon be a thing of the past. why one group wants to

make the area car free. good

morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast ace bar in the weather center with the very latest today. a

good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine from beginning to end. we're looking at today, maybe little bit the way some high cloudiness try to sneak on in here. but check out the blue skies off to the distance blue bay. >> in the east bay shoreline lit up nicely a little bit in the way of some early patches of frost. you might felt out there in some of the inland areas. 27 santa rosa with 30 in the bottle with this hour inland. we're still look at some stubborn numbers of 31 conquered. 32 for livermore, east bay shoreline. also looking at some 30's to 40 for oakland. and 44 antioch, contrast, temperatures were trailing a couple degrees in a couple spots. but on balance, we kind of caught up a little bit from this time yesterday with those calm winds but dry air and that will be the case all the way through the rest of the weekend. it's really early next week. we'll see a change. 51 at high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 52 now. temperatures inland. we're going to be a little bit cooler than they will be near the bay due to the fact that this drier air, even though we have lots of sunshine going on and there is upstream, a couple opportunities to see.

some showers will investigate all of that stuff. thanks very much, dave. >> in the south bay, police in los are reminding holiday shoppers to be extra careful, went out and about this weekend after officers responded to a string of car break-ins and thefts across the city this week. police say multiple cars were broken into throughout the los altos area starting tuesday night on el camino, real in a restaurant parking lot. 5 cars were broken into and we know that thieves took electronics. then again on wednesday night. police say around the same time several cars were also broken into across several business districts in la south coast. police are asking you to remember to take your electronics out of your car. do not leave them in your vehicles. you could try to hide them in your trunk. just be mindful. it is the holiday season. and unfortunately that's the time where there can be an increase in these types of crimes. police say. in san francisco, a car free embarcadero. well, that's what one organization is hoping to see. organizers say that they want the city's waterfront to

be closed to car traffic kron four's gayle ong explains. >> there are about their cities around the world that have done this it could be such a destination instead of just a thoroughfare here and occurs, hoping the embarcadero waterfront will one day be car free, similar to big cities like chicago, paris and new york city. you really feel like it's time and yes, change is difficult. but we're sure that we can still offer access, make it more sustainable redneck or is a co-organizer of grant and bark and arrow. its proposals made up of 3 points safety carbon, free and vibrancy. some visitors say they're all the years. i think it actually will probably help the environment because a lot of times you do have car sitting in idling coming out of the car. >> as well as you know, less pedestrian accidents with people crossing into cars are pulling out of the spot idealized firing the trumpet.

>> and basically the idea is just like whenever there's less cars places, it gives the public space of right to exist. but for business in the area, the idea of no cars on the major thoroughfare is worrisome. reality is people like driving. >> especially on a weekend stay. they don't go in. barton don't transportation. if they want to come to the work to get the car. >> randall scott is the executive director of the fisherman's wharf community benefit district scott says having no cars allowed on the street would deter business on this particular one. >> maybe, you know, should the day date it. you know how many cars traverse? what type of car servers? you know, you're going to put big bus tours, you know, put them out business because it captures number their own show. most sites, meanwhile, has been gathering feedback from the there are people who are >> mainly karch people and it doesn't it sounds like work from another planet. and then there are people who are car people who. >> they are just all aflutter.

>> and that was gayle ong reporting for us this morning. right now, there is a petition for this proposal on the organization's website. the effort to launch a recount in the oakland mayoral race between council members and lauren taylor may be over before any votes get recounted. that's because of the cost estimated to be $100,000. the oakland naacp says they want to elevate a county to pay for the recount, but according to state election code, the voter's requesting the recount must fund it. earlier this week, the naacp called for the recount. the organization is concerned that close to 20,000 votes were disqualified for various reasons which they say include ballots being filled out incorrectly. a mar accused of breaking into a preschool last year and attacking a pet tortoise will not serve any prison time. you may remember, michelangelo. let's take a look here. the 70 year-old african tortoise was stabbed and its show by george road

was who police say also stole thousands of dollars of items from preschool in january of last year, a judge sentenced the man to 2 years of probation and mandatory mental health and substance abuse treatment. he's also banned from having any animals for 10 years. san francisco police say they've made dozens of arrests in an effort to curb retail theft last month the department launched a retail abatement operation that's resulted in at least 60 arrests. undercover officers are being posted at clothing stores, grocery stores and pharmacies. san francisco restaurant john's grill has settled a lawsuit in a rare victory as a result, their insurance will cover business losses occurred during covid lockdowns of these types of claims have been routinely denied in courts because the losses incurred by businesses. we're not physical. the restaurant owner says they will give part of the settlement money to their workers and donate some of it to city college. culinary school.

>> go directly to everybody that was during the shutdown about 2 years this will go directly to everybody that worked at john's grill and works jonesborough. >> john's girl has been on market street for 114 years. the terms of the settlement were not disclosed. but the restaurant's attorney said the payout is substantial. in the east bay oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan has been fined $19,000 after failing to report her part ownership in a condo in the city. that's according to public ethics commissioners who voted to impose the fines. officials say kaplan did not report her ownership of the condo until 2019, which was after she and her parents had bought it in december 2013 officials at kaplan also voted as a city council member on the project that may have increased the value of that property. officials say kaplan admitted to wrongdoing but said this

was all accident accidental. in national news after narrowly avoiding a government shutdown. congress is working out the details of a long time spending bill that bill is expected to include another round of military aid for ukraine. some republicans want to wait until january to pass the budget since the gop retakes the house in the new year. but democrats say congress needs to pass the budget soon. >> but he's going to get everything they want. but the final product will include winds. everyone can get behind. >> if a deal can't be reached here, then it's possible. a second short term extension would be needed. the total cost of the long-term bill is expected to be around 1.7 trillion dollars. from the ghost ship master tenant. derick will not spend more time in jail for having weapons in his home. amanda was originally convicted of involuntary manslaughter because of the ghost ship fire that killed 36 people 6 years ago this month he took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid prison and serve home

detention, followed by 3 years of probation. prosecutors say during a search of his lake county home later this year, they found a machete bows and arrows and ammunition. a judge ruled today possession these weapons do not violate the terms of plea deal. and after a five-week strike, the university of california and union leaders representing thousands of student workers have reached a tentative agreement under the proposed terms. university would provide multi-year pay increases, paid dependent access to university health care and enhanced family leave. if approved, the contract will be effective through may 31st. 2025. coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news state farm faces a lawsuit. >> a number of policy members accusing the company of accusing the company of discrimination. details next. pre-rinsing your dishes?

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seriously. and that is dedicated to paying what it s% owes promptly. san bernardino county is considering whether it will break free from the rest of the state. some county leaders saying they're not happy with the state's political direction. they point to the homeless crisis, soaring housing costs, rising crime and high taxes. san bernardino county is home to 2.2 million people. the proposal is considered a longshot and would require approval by the california state legislature and congress. >> all right. lots of sunshine today, even though we're off to a cold start not going to warm up a whole lot mid-fifties going on. maybe some upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. >> looking into that for his own forecast and the extended own forecast and the extended we come back

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>> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're setting up the tahoe. this is diamond peak. check it out. the snow. yeah, it's just they're waiting for you. and there's no added additional issues going on here because the weather is really cooperating. lots of sunshine that will continue tomorrow. by the way, mostly cloudy on monday. more coming on tuesday. and by the way, looks like we might get some more on friday to quick temperature check for 40 antioch that we have some movement. 31 conquered 32 for livermore, east bay shoreline 30's, 40 coming in for oakland. 42. meanwhile, 4 san

francisco, the winds offshore. so we have all that dry air pretty much in place. going to stay that way for tomorrow as well. of the way some high cloudiness might intrude just a touch, but on balance will go ahead and call it mostly sunny for today. let's hand it over to the models a bit and some treats coming our way. it looks better. this run through that we saw from yesterday chance of maybe some showers developing as we get into tuesday. there's more as we get towards the end of the week. more to come. it looks like a shot, maybe and then into the following week looks like we might have some more as well. so that's a definitely optimistic. look at things. 4 zone forecast for you this saturday. 56 san francisco, a lot of the mid-fifties covering the coast. meanwhile, 55 millbrae. 57 burlingame heading south up or 50's. you can see palo alto in redwood city. the south bay is treated to some lower 60's like los gatos and morgan hill at 61. 58 milpitas, santa clara coming in at 58 upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline were inland. it's

middle 50's and maybe even some lower 50's working here to 55 conquered. 55 for walnut creek looks like 54 for berkeley, the 52. 55 for fairfield. pittsburgh. as i mentioned or like 52, an antioch, a little cooler disease. the hot spots in july and 60. meanwhile, for santa rosa, check it out of the longer range forecast. a lot of the scattered clouds kind of remain a gradual warming trend here for us quite as winter gets here. technically. that's just for astronomers, though. the lows, a little chilly start here for your sunday into monday. a bit getting out of the 30's into the 40's. hanukkah joins us at sundown on sunday. 70, thanks very much, dave. >> well, it is the holiday season and a bay area organization is working to spread cheer to the homeless. this comes as the weather continues to get colder and the well-being of the unhoused is top of mind. joining me now is ricky ramos, senior project manager of the oakland downtown streets. team. thank you so much for being here with us this morning. thank you for having us on. so, you

know, tell us a bit about your organization and the work that you do in general to help the homeless. >> yeah. downtown streets team strives to end homelessness through the dignity of work in the power of community. we have 20 locations across northern and central california that were on one of our 2 program models in our volunteer program. individuals experiencing homelessness are at risk of homelessness. volunteer to do community beautification projects. i mean, as a volunteer or a team members, we call them they receive extensive case management support, employment, coaching in basic needs assistance. and then we have a paid employment model called streets. team enterprises. we're for folks are able to earn a living wage at entry level positions in a variety of work for sectors while receiving the care and case management, the downtown streets teams offers and able to see that by offering wages and supportive care, individuals are moving into self-sufficiency more successfully. well, and tell us a bit about the success rate of the program. yeah, you know, i would love to talk about one of my team members

turning this tunica. we met her at the end of 2021. she was experiencing homelessness living in a car and struggling with addiction. and after a couple of months in our program, she e rned her way up into a green shirt or a team leader. she was seen as a role model looks to peers arriving the ship's early to get things set up in just a few months after that after maintaining sobriety, she graduated into downtown streets. teams, streets, team enterprises program here in san francisco. she became certified as a custodian. a man has just obtained full-time housing, full-time employment. she's got custody of her son she's working in the union really excited for her as a truly a success story there. and >> what you really offer it sounds like is this pipeline this opportunity for the unhoused to help them get back on their feet and put them into a position where they can go out into the workforce and you know, paying job. absolutely well and tell us a bit about the situation facing the homeless, especially given that is it is the holiday season. thank you for asking. it's really difficult time. is

it so cold out and the number of shelter beds across northern california is always at a scarcity. >> we do as much as we can to work on referrals and lean on networks to ensure that the people that were supporting have access to a safe, dry place during the winter seasons. we do. holiday fundraisers were able to provide warming kits, offer things like wool socks, beanies, jackets, blankets doing as much as we can to support folks from the school times. you know that i what specific programs have you offered to the homeless this holiday season? i know that there was a thanksgiving dinner that you guys recently put on. >> yeah, i'm actually really for the first time since before the covid pandemic we're having and of the year celebration where all of downtown street seems communities can come together will be going to the glass house in san jose and all of the communities that i'm in in the east bay, like berkeley hayward and oakland are taking a charter bus to get there. folks. we taking caltrans and bart, they'll be end of the year celebration awards, food and they get to mingle with each other. it's going to be really great celebration and

how can the public really help the unhoused this holiday season? yeah. thank you for asking. downtown streets team. you can always learn more about us and contribute were looking for funding and visit us online at streets. team dot org and you can find or social media channels there or you can get in touch with your local community. there's dozens across the bay area. you can host hygiene kit drives that allow us to go to the committee to provide outreach to encampment residents. you can warming could drive where you can contribute things like jackets and blankets and beanies that we can then distribute. and something that i would like to ask you about 2 in the remaining time we have left here is what are some of the biggest >> challenges that exist when it comes to addressing homelessness in the bay area. >> yeah, i think there's just a lot of around homelessness and perceptions that are wrong with their experience. i think if individuals to take the time to get to know people and learn their story. and that helped to humanize the experience and understand the struggle that got them into

there and how you can work to help them out. >> and where can people get some more information if they're interested in volunteering or they want to drop off some donations? >> yeah, again. so visit us online at street team dot org. or get in touch with your local community. okay. very good. ricky rahne, a senior project manager of the oakland downtown streets team. thank you so much for joining us this morning and for your work. yeah, thank you for having me. we'll be right back.

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so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and it is saturday december, the 17th and a pretty chilly one at that. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. it a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a cold one again. yeah. we saw some readings below freezing this morning sending it down to san jose state hero. lots of sunshine all over the bay. you can expect that this afternoon and tomorrow, too. >> but despite all that, sunshine temperatures still going to be very modest. only in the 50's is what we're looking for. even some lower 50's in some inland spots. here's how we stand right now. >> 32 from 34 meanwhile for santa rosa, 40 antioch and lot of 40's on the east bay shoreline. but a chilly 34 in livermore valley that cold air drainage factor. you know, cold air is more dense. it was going to the lower elevation. 41 also for san jose. quick contrast for you. the last 24 hours. we're trailing in a couple pockets, but we're actually ahead in half moon bay and santa rosa this morning. we do have dry air in place and that's been part of the recipe for these chilly

morning starts. you've got the cold. you've got to the dry air. you've got clear skies .% and lack of any substantial winds and that's usually a recipe for cold mornings. expect another one tomorrow. a little bit more temperate going forward with some scattered clouds as we get to monday and things do change a bit. but for today, 51 high noon to 3. we're talking 52 at 4 o'clock. 51 stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. this morning, we're hearing from the mother of 23 month-old jasper. wu. the toddler was hit and killed by a bullet while riding in the backseat of the family's car in november. last year, despres mom spoke with kron four's terisa stasio about what this past year has been like. >> just a ruse. mom tells me one of the things she remembers most about her son was how much he loved food. you can see in this video, the young boy devouring some bread. jasper was only 23 months old when he was killed in the back of his parents. suv. the family of 3 was driving home on sunday after

visiting a family member in san francisco. but never that he would ever expect that anything had the shell show spoke with me with oakland community leader carl chan interpret smile. they want people to remember that just puts a smile. >> it's a happy child. says that she visits suggest for his gravesite as often as she can. she got emotional when asked about just for his birthday. it was this week on wednesday he would have been 3 make keeping order >> everything that, you know, just from hat. >> shout shout says that she looks at the pictures and videos of her son every day. >> and just i'm against. >> she says the waiting to find out who killed her son was painful. it took prosecutors 13 months to announce the arrest of 3 men who have been identified as members of 2 rival gangs. investigators say that the suspects were having a rolling gun battle on interstate 80

one of their bullets killed. jasper, who was asleep in his car seat. mom says that she's hoping for justice for the 3 men charged in his murder. i know that they're not the only family. >> you know, being. devastated because gun violence. does he want to see and stop? this kind gun violence. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> and we have a breakdown of the timeline leading to the arrests of the suspects in this case, the chp says investigators had some suspects in mind shortly after the shooting waiting until this week to make those arrests. adding the alameda county da's office wanted enough evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. authorities say the gun fight happened between rival san francisco gang members, trevor green, ivory bivins and johnny jackson. police arrested all 3 and charged them with murder. we've also learned just 15 minutes before that deadly shooting, jack.

suddenly we're driving away from a home in oakland with ivins following them closely. court documents describe ivins as pushing up on the 2 as they drove. jackson also confirmed his involvement in the case the day of that shooting a day after the shooting november 7th, a second suspect. trevor green flew to atlanta in march. she returned and was arrested at sfo on a warrant for a separate shooting. he and ivory bivins committed in concord a few days later, bivens was arrested on the same warrant. a 4th suspect who was in one of the 2 cars was killed in another gang-related shooting. a former ghosted master tenant derick almena will not spend more time in jail for having weapons in his home meadow was originally convicted of involuntary manslaughter because of the go ship fire that killed 36 people 6 years ago this month he took a plea deal that allowed him to avoid prison and serve home detention, followed by 3 years of probation. prosecutors say during a search of his lake county home earlier this year, they found a machete, bows and

arrows and ammunition. a judge ruled that possessing these weapons did not violate the terms of plea deal. >> and did you feel it? a 3.6 magnitude earthquake shook the east bay this morning hitting the city of el at around 03:40am. >> camila barco live for us in irvine do with more and camilla. i know you've been speaking with people all morning. what they've been sharing with you. >> well, stephanie, they tell me that their alarm clock did not wake them up. instead, it was the earthquake. some people tell me that they felt some shaking when they're at most people were sleeping during this time. so that earthquake definitely shut them out of their bed. and most people had questions about what was going on. and it was about a few minutes later that they had understood what was happening. and indeed it was an earthquake. take a look at this map as to where it happened to the earthquake was centered just north east

of elsa that's just between richmond and berkeley. but it could be felt throughout the bay area working people felt it in san francisco, walnut creek pinole and of course, here in a one viewer sent us this video from inside their home. the video shows a christmas tree shaking address or a kitchen appliances. also moving while the earthquake was happening, viewers have e-mailed just describing this one has huge. they say it felt like someone dropped something in their front yard or it felt like a big truck was rolling by. originally reports were made that the magnitude of this earthquake was a 4 point. oh, however, the u.s. geological survey reported it has a 3.6 magnitude, which is surprising considering how strong it felt throughout the morning. we've been talking to people here in orinda about what it was like for them. here's what one resident had to say. >> it was a little bit of a so high. >> we've got well. and has been and i just felt like that. >> you know, just like literally like somebody just move the house just like this.

they were like, oh, my gosh. and they're like earthquake. what was interesting is that we've gotten has been got up to try to figure out where the epicenter we had earthquakes when we were risk. chris, you know, we're having dinner. you get a little bit. you just keep on talking unless it's something massive. and of course, >> the make the run for it. >> stephanie, she did not make a run for it. he tells me that they she went back to sleep while her husband was trying to figure out how strong of an earthquake this was during an earthquake. we are told to drop cover and hold on. hold on to something until your building or wherever you are stopped shaking, of course, we always worry about those aftershocks. we're hearing from multiple people that day. they did not feel one. i did not feel. and while i was in the city, however, it definitely did. wake me up this morning. it happened like you said around 3.40, o'clock but like many others, i also

went back to sleep. i'll send it back to stephanie yet realize it certainly will be up as well. i was like is there something under way? >> or isn't actually an earthquake, but we've confirmed this morning that it had actual play did have been in, you know, coming was wondering if you could, you know, tell us any you're at history looks like a kind of a shopping center type of situation there. you know, what did you see any damage inside of that store? >> yeah, well, stephanie, we week surveyed the area when we first came out of the way. so you can this is a cute little town here people are just rolling by and we have not seen any cracks or any damages to the restaurants or stories here in the area. we also have not gotten any reports of any damages. however, of course, we'll stay on top of that. but right now, it seems like people have been after this earthquake happened. >> good a good update. they're glad to hear, but there hasn't been much to that part of a

renda. and of we are continuing to track this story online and on broadcast here. if we are hearing of any significant damages to roadways or structures, we will be sure to update you. thank you, camila for that live report coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news tis the season to travel. >> well, you can expect at your local airport. >> and after the break, dropping temperatures are breaking the bank for some and pg. e has some tips on how you

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deliver. although token, some mountain snows as well late in the week, variable clouds get us there. warmer with a few showers. perhaps we get to friday again, another token amount of snow up in the mountains with all of this as well. that should clear out until next weekend when we get success of doses and you'll see all of this in the long range. 34 santa rosa 34 also from a bottle east bay. we're looking at 38 conquered. 35 for livermore. the livermore valley, of course, in the valleys, you tend to have the colder more dense here fall. the bottom like that. meanwhile, 41 for san jose and 40 up to napa. the they're going to remain kind of variable but favoring the offshore direction. that's going to be the case all day today. tomorrow that will reinforce the drier air that's in place, the cooler, drier air, but the drier air in the way, not a whole lot, the way of wind. so we're going to add to just a little bit of a breeze that we have going on futurecast for let's hand it over to this pretty uneventful for today. tomorrow looks like then we get to tomorrow night. that's when the clouds start to develop in all of this. and that's when we get into a

different scenes. or marine layer working here. temperatures at night will be us starkly cold as we've seen already and some moderation with some warmer temperatures as we get towards the latter portion of the week ahead with those opportunities. as i mention of a few showers today. 56 san francisco. 57 oakland, 59 for san jose. that's a sunny and brisk with that. again, some high cloudiness, the throw in there. the bigger board has some lower 50's well inland up in the north bay. meanwhile, popping at rosa, 59 for san jose next couple of days. 57 for sunday and by monday, increasing those clouds at 50 course. while the 4 zone forecast an extended a bit. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in san fr ncisco, chinatown as the area kicks off its holiday light fest more than 100 small businesses are opening their doors, welcoming visitors with festive lights and holiday specials. joining me now to discuss is jenny chan with the san francisco chinatown merchant association and amy

lee from the api community group, deer community. >> thanks so much for being here with us this morning. ladies, thanks for having us. all right. so tell us a bit about the light fest. what can people expect? >> so actually more than 150 small businesses signed up. and at first we just wanted to start a little holiday lane in chinatown, sons. we always strive to the suburbs to check out the lights and we thought how fun would it be to have a little thing then in our neighborhood to celebrate christmas? christmases voice. we always leave china town behind for christmas and i'm surprised we thought we just have 20 merchan sign up and surprisingly, more than 150 merchants reached out that they want holiday lights for there. when that's lovely. yeah. and so we storefronts from stockton to grand avenue to jackson, to washington street so they can really expect to tune feel the

holidays. and amy, you play quite a role in making sure that all these businesses over 100 businesses were decorated for the holiday tell us a bit about what that process was like >> yeah, so i am part a new grassroots organization caught your community. and we started last during the pandemic to organize focus possible of ads to help the during the pandemic am. and we've had over 70 dinner so far chinatown, of which i almost all the restaurants are still open past 7, nicholas, quite for the holiday life s was to - mobilize the younger generation to be more involved in this that so thank you so much. association had temperatures association for allowing us to being the younger generation back and help set up these lights. could walk us to like the reaction from business owners just seeing that? >> you know, folks from the younger generation coming out to help them really make a celebrate the holiday spirit in chinatown. so i think i think is just the actively

building community. that was the great thing because it's a light that anyone can put up themselves. >> but having actually know if you working with some folks who are a little bit older of the older generation. yeah. >> their happiness of having someone someone new that they can like talk about their style with that. and, you know, i think that was really heartwarming. so it is speaking of the pandemic, right? so many businesses in the chinatown area were affected by this financially, even emotionally, right? like the business. yeah. >> you know, so talk of talk to us a bit about the significance of having this event. i know that some businesses are even holding holiday specials to yeah, i was actually really excited this whole event because it's

just the community coming together. and now i feel like the pandemic has really united china town for now reaching out to through we're really coming together and ways that i never have all started with a small grant from avenue green light and we were just thinking about the small scale neighborhood event and we didn't really expect to have to hold full drag really impressive. it's like a dragon that is completely lit up. yeah, they're going to come out also far next event for 2 to replenish dia this year's theme is getting stronger and our next year's team is going to be about. >> i'm getting wealthy together as a community. so hopefully people can come out, support small businesses. and yeah. >> and are any particular cause. i know people are always looking for a good deal, especially for the holidays. we're all doing our

holiday shopping now right any stores in mind are offering any specials that you'd like to that you think are important to mention here? >> i think just come out to china town for christmas stockings is always a great deal in chinatown, i think. and and those are just got their legacy. the status of law in the cell tons of ornaments. so and kite shop is also now a cy business. so make sure to go and support the mccain does not expensive and you can fly. that's an okay. it's going to be excited. yeah. all right. well, jenni, amy, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we really appreciate your work on this. yeah, thank you for having all right. and that information for you again, in case you didn't have a chance to write it down. >> the san francisco chinatown holiday light fest runs from december. the 12th to the 31st. great opportunity to explore chinatown in a new way and also support some local businesses by picking up a unique holiday gift. we'll be unique holiday gift. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's kick off this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the golden gate behind you here. it becoming a little further away and lots of sunshine to start the day. they'll be more all this weekend, although temperatures somewhat subdued through all of this after a cold start and the cold air kind of a loft with the dry air and hand. it allows us temperatures to plummet

tonight. 34 santa rosa 36 going on for nevada. we see inland. 43 already for antioch. 35 livermore with the east bay shoreline. lower 40's at this hour. nice recovery up and to at 44 contrast to 24 hours ago. trailing a little bit up in the north bay and a couple pockets in the east bay, though, however, this is much more hodgepodge that we saw from yesterday at this time. so little bit better improvement. the winds not reactive. they won't be for the next about 48 hours. so it's going to sta general tendency of a breeze that's going to be offshore, reinforcing the dry air. for today. let's call it 52 at 1 o'clock by 4 at 51. some of the inland spots will be a little cooler than the east bay shoreline. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended as well. and we've got a lot more to come this next half hour, stephanie. all right, thanks very much, dave. san bruno. police are investigating a fight at temper mall that led to a stabbing. >> officers say they have a suspect in custody. the victim's injuries are not considered life threatening at this time. police say there's

no ongoing threat to public safety. in the south bay police in los altos of reminding holiday shoppers to be extra careful when you're out and about this weekend after officers responded to a string of car break-ins and thefts across the city this week. police say multiple cars were broken into throughout the los altos area started tuesday night on el camino reality restaurant parking lot. 5 cars were broken into thieves, took electronics. then again on wednesday night. police say around the same time several cars were broken into across several business districts in los altos. police are asking you to remember to take your electronics out of your car. do not leave them in your vehicles. you could try to hide them in your trunk, but just be mindful. it is the holiday season. and at this time, there can be an increase in these types of crimes. in san francisco, a car free embarcadero. that's what one organization is hoping to see. organizers want the city's waterfront to be closed to car traffic kron four's gayle ong has the details.

>> there are about their cities around the world that have done this it could be such a destination instead of just a thoroughfare here and occurs, hoping the embarcadero waterfront will one day be car free, similar to big cities like chicago, paris and new york city. you really feel like it's time and yes, change is difficult. but we're sure that we can still offer access, make it more sustainable redneck or is a co-organizer of grant and bark and arrow. its proposal is made up of 3 points safety carbon free and vibrancy. some visitors say they're all the years. i think it actually will probably help the environment because a lot of times you do have car sitting idling infuse coming out of the car. >> as well as you know, less pedestrian accidents with people crossing into cars are pulling out spot. idealize firing the trumpet. >> and basically the idea is just like whenever there's less cars places, it gives the

public space of right to exist. but for business in the area, the idea of no cars on the major thoroughfare is worrisome. his people like driving. >> especially on a weekend stay. they don't go in part. they don't transportation if they welcome to the work to get the car. >> randall scott is the executive director of the fisherman's wharf community benefit district scott says having no cars allowed on the street would deter business on this particular one. >> maybe, you know, should the day date it. >> you know how the car traversed, what type of car servers. >> you know, you're going to put big bus tours, you know, put them business because it captures embarcadero show. most sites. meanwhile, render has been gathering feedback from the there are people who are >> mainly karch people and it doesn't it sounds like work from another planet. and then there are people who are car people who. >> there are just all aflutter. >> that was gayle ong reporting for us this morning. right now, there is a petition

for the proposal on this organization's website. francisco police say they've made dozens of arrests in an effort to curb retail theft last month the department launched a retail abatement operation and that's resulted in at least 60 arrest. undercover officers are being posted at clothing stores, grocery stores and pharmacies. a man accused of breaking into a preschool last year and attacking a pet tortoise will not serve any prison time. you may remember michelangelo, this 70 year-old african tortoise was stabbed in its shell by one george road was who police say also stole thousands of dollars of items from play and learn preschool in january of last year, a judge sentenced the man to 2 years of probation and mandatory mental health and substance abuse treatment. he's also banned from having any animals for 10 years. the effort to launch a recount in the oakland mayoral race between council member sharon tal and lauren taylor may be over before any votes get

recounted. that's because of the cost estimated to be $100,000. the oakland naacp says they want alameda county to pay for the recount, but according to the state election, code weather is requesting the recount must fund it earlier this week the naacp called for the recount. the organization is concerned that close to 20,000 votes were disqualified for various reasons which they say include ballots being filled out incorrectly. >> happening right now, the chp is increasing enforcement across bay area roadways as more holiday travel gets underway. >> they say to expect to see more dui checkpoints over thanksgiving weekend. rather they they expect you they ask that you expect to see more dui checkpoints and over thanksgiving weekend, you may recall they made over 1000 arrests for impaired driving. many people are flying the friendly skies this holiday season so much that air travel is expected to reach near

pre-pandemic levels through the end of the holiday season. here's a look at oakland international airport. the airport says it's expecting more than 670,000 passengers from now through the day after new year's. that's a 10% increase from the same period last year. but with a higher number of travelers does come concerns about respiratory virus is spreading like covid rsv and the flu. some travelers tell us they're doing their best to be careful. >> i wear a mask the whole time inside the airport. so it's still annoying. it's good for covid and also just for getting not getting colds and things like that, too. >> masking at the airport and on planes is not required but is recommended. meantime, oakland airport suggest you show up at least 2 hours early for your flight. in case there are any delays. with the new year comes a new workplace rule in the end of legislation that gives workers with covid-19 guaranteed sick pay kron four's. dan kerman explains.

>> in september, the governor signed legislation extending supplemental paid sick leave allowing workers to access an additional bucket of sick leave. if they got covid-19. but despite covid cases rising that law and sun december 31st with no new legislation in sight, also ending in early january is a cal osha regulation requiring employers to pay employees who can't work because they caught covid-19 on the job cost has really been extreme, especially for small businesses like restaurants, which really struggles coming out of the pandemic. >> advocates for businesses say now is definitely the time for these emergency measures to end. >> and they point out sick workers still have other types of leave. >> to those who are concerned of a forced to go to work. 4 cases caught in the workplace. workers compensation will continue to cover that. so this isn't a situation where everything is disappearing to hurt everybody because it's a public health benefit to have infectious workers. >> stay home. but advocates for workers say for some

regular sick leave amounts to only 3 days a year and they fear faced with losing a paycheck, infected workers will stay on the job. they're going to come to work sick. they're going to in fact, there the customers co-workers, it's bad for the business and that for the economy. should the current covid-19 surge be worse than expected and extend into the new year? there's always the possibility. state legislators could once again past covid-19 sick leave legislation. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> starbucks workers went on strike friday at san francisco's castro district store. joining more than 1000 brees says that 100 stores nationwide participating in demonstrations. that's according to starbucks workers united the labor group organizing the effort. the strike last 3 days, the longest and the unionization campaign.

>> but that's about as having way companies to be able to speak up for bargained what we think >> protesters say they're demanding better staffing, more predictable scheduling and livable wage. among other things. starbucks, which opposes the unionization effort, says the strike will have limited impact on its stores. starbucks in the union has started contract talks about 50 stores. no agreements have been reached yet. a 6 year-old boy becomes a hero. his family says he sprang into action when his grandmother went into diabetic shock. reporter mason morrow has the details on what that little boy did. >> 6 year-old mathias gross now an honorary el dorado hills. firefighters. >> couldn't be prouder. we both couldn't be prouder. i never just say on august 23rd mathias, his grandmother had a diabetic episode. >> as they call mommy am i can get a. green, you know, and

then he goes, that's ok, i'll take care. you know, it's but it turns out young with ious was the right for the job. i want >> for and call 9-1-1. she's bleeding. >> here's the thing. >> 30 minutes to an event in a diabetic coma, i you have an emergency. he did >> he's my hero. who's got hero. >> heroic turned wants never thought possible with ious was diagnosed with autism. after his parents, we said michael gross noticed he wasn't speaking at all. in fact, he didn't say his first words until he was 3 years old between not being able to speak in social skills and >> he that has come a long way. 3 years later, mathias has charisma to go along with

that heroism. all. >> well, thursday night, the el dorado hills fire department awarded the highest civilian life saving award. you are absolutely a hero. >> and we're so proud do something to give that to you, ok? >> you into a reunion with the firefighter now friend in trading card companion, wow, wow, i got more. captain ryan bet. it's very proud >> had such a great job. i went home and told my kids how proud i was of you and i want i wish that my kids can do the same thing. if >> good job. and best of all his own firefighter turnouts to fit in with the other heroes of engine. >> i know what feels like te. some more. >> like the end of the story like that, ok? and whether this is a look at high

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welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, diamond peak. we see the snow still hanging together. there will be added or fortified a little bit into this week ahead.

>> we've got mostly cloudy developing by monday, but sunshine for your sunday tuesday as the first of all opportunity, another one as we finish off the week. quick temperature check. 34 santa rosa. 39 novato got some 30's in the inland areas, but mostly 40's taken hold palo alto still coming. there are 39 longer-range forecast after a clear weekend. here's one opportunity tuesday for showers and another one as we finish off a week. wait, there's another one next weekend. maybe kind of clear. and then boom, early into the following weeks, we like this weather pattern. when it's winter, we need to have all these opportunities and them up. 56 san francisco to the coast will do those mid 50's along the bay side. 57 for burlingame, south upper 50's hanging on here. 58 palo alto and also for redwood city in the south bay. 61 morgan hill slightly warmer than yesterday. los gatos at 60 59% of clara upper 50's hang on. the east bay shoreline were in london. i pointed this out earlier mid-fifties. it's a little cooler than we're seeing inland because of the dry air. meanwhile, along the east bay shoreline, a little

bit more tempered, only a couple degrees, though. so don't see the real be couple. unlike the summer. 52 vallejo, 55, meanwhile, for fairfield, 56 napa in santa rosa do about of 60, which is a big climb from this morning. 7 day forecast. we've got the clouds returning as we get into monday. temperatures slowly moderate up to about 60 or so by friday. watch those chilly overnight lows with the dry air and and along the coast, even some 30's. but we'll get back in the business of the 40's and sundown. sunday is one hanukkah arrives now. stephanie has a lot of guests. there should go to the kitchen to fix the i say thank you. yeah, think this may be the most guests we've ever had on set at once. so it is an exciting morning for us here. >> well, the holidays can be a tough time for people, including those who can get anxious about travel. well, fortunately for us here in the bay area, there's a special program bringing smiles and easing worries for passengers at san francisco airport. one tail wag at a time. joining me

now are jennifer kazarian, josh rowan hannah ransom with the sfo wag brigade. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i think here it really is so fun to see everybody here. we've got the indiana correct? you and we have alex, the great giant rabbit credible >> so starting off with you, jennifer, or any of you can chime in here. tell us a bit about the program. how you got started. the wiper gate is a partnership between sfo and the san francisco spca animal assisted therapy program. >> we got started back in 2013 the idea for therapy animals in airports actually got started the day after 9.11. 0, yes. it was san jose airport. the airport joplin brought his therapy dog to work the day after 9.11. yes, so we actually were the 3rd airport to start a program and how have things evolved since then? i mean, have you added more animals to the brigade? yes, we have so the most

animals we've had on the work 81 times. 35 the present time we have 13 animals. we have 11 dogs and we one giant rabbit. we have a pig and we also have a cat. ok, very good somewhat of a right our city of and had what's it been like interacting with passengers at the airports, especially, you know, this year we're seeing travel return to those pre pandemic levels. i'm sure it's been busy. it's. >> oh, it's it's actually you know, we've been we're probably one of the newest members to the watergate, but i'm alex it's and also because he's very specially not a united odd necessarily. we get a lot of attention. we lot of people asking about him. so it's it's it's really great and doesn't really help people. so void 18 programs for this piece is and we do a lot of work for them and tell us a bit, too alex, his

personality. what makes him so perfect to interact with customers who might be feeling some anxiety. so yeah, all robinson general, how their own personalities and alex has one of those special personalities that he just loves people. he absolutely adores people in. you know, people at the airport will come down and they sit on the grounds of the crawl right now out and that's just how this who he is. and that's how he does things. so he's got perfect personality just loves people. he just looks so chill. just are watch the crawl run just hannah. tell us a bit about indy. how did you all get him on the program? yeah. i've had indecency was one year old and he's just always been a really calm, sweet, good boy. and he just like alex is a total extrovert. >> he loves meeting people. i think he has a goal of meeting every person in the whole world. so traveling through with him get said definitely gets him some exposure to more people in love and >> we just love spreading that the sharing the joy, especially this time of year. but he certainly brought a lot of smiles faces in our new

studio here this morning. >> and you know, how do people know? you know it? i mean, do you have certain things that the animals where so that there's an invitation there for people to come up and how does that work so that we have that we have the best of put me on we typically have big crowds of people and that typically entice people to look into what's going on and other people in petting them. i'm kind of encourages them to kind of come up and ask but yeah, other complete you can just come up at the dinner. they're they're they're there. they're shutting that thing. all right. and and jennifer, you know, what are the long-term goals of the edge of vision and mine. >> well, the program is continuing to grow. and we hope add as many animals as possible and possibility potentially adding as many teams as we can. however. yeah, it's it. it's a matter of qualifying for the airport as well write. it takes a really special personality from the animal to qualify for the wag brigade we look for

animals who have really friendly personalities. her good with kids. good with seniors. impeccable with today the ability to resist the yummy so going to look well where you all at the airport. typically, is there a specific day or what the schedule we have animals in the any day of the monday, sunday through saturday. we typically are there in during the will often see animals between the hours of 10 in 2 our our white is all volunteers. so most of our volunteers have full-time jobs and they take time out to come to the airport to volunteer their time with their animals. so each animal works a 2 hour shift. they spend no more than

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>> neville >> all right. well, dave, after 25 years of trying to catch them all ash ketchum, the star of the animated series pokemon right? is any. >> i'm i'm going i know i'm speed 60's. holiday at the age that mean, this is what i grew up with, right? so this show pokemon is going to have a new main character starting next year. >> a variety reporting at ash and his partner peak it. you will bid the series farewell when the current series ends of the 2 characters are have been the face of the ppfranchise. as you probably know, ucp cotulla since the series debuted in 1997 while ash is hanging up cap. the show will live on. 2 new pokemon trainers will be introduced in a new series which premieres early next year. he could choose that little thing. what lightning or something or something fantastic. >> magic wash. and if you want

your christmas cards and packages to arrive on time. >> you only have a couple of days to get them in the mail day. when i hear of a key deadline date today is u.s. postal service deadline for first-class mail for a december 25th delivery. yes, your call. it's cutting it close here. as for priority mail service, the deadline is december 19th and december 23rd for priority mail express service. usps says they're ready to meet demand after hiring more than 20,000 new workers already stocked up in stamp stuff. i did all that last week. you set to go to go. all right. yeah, less to mail this year than to get a card from they're not on the list. but why do >> they had and have your address? here's what we got in the 70's. a lot of 50's for high temperatures. the big issue here is the overnight lows. lower 30's going on with the dry air in the clear skies. that's for this weekend. we need all that. here comes the cloud cover next week. different kind of weather we're looking at tuesday friday for little hits

of rain and that will be tahoe. snoo little bit there to token amounts, though, sundown sunday is when hanukkah arrives. so of the agents did that when the sun sets, that's when the day ends. they didn't iphones that. so yeah, we do have a guest coming in tomorrow to talk about hanukkah located, excited about right. all right. well, that's it for us here. the kron 4 weekend musician. i'm stephanie lin. but dave spahr here have a happy and healthy day. we'll see you back here tomorrow.

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