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san francisco. security measures are only going to get tighter around the city. we break down everything you need to know. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday november. the 12th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like kind of a sweet sunday for as well. the initial game plan was we're going to see some more in the way of scattered clouds kind of returning. >> as the storm system kind of gets its act together, we have quite the week. coming up ahead. but it looks like we're going to see quite a bit of sunshine for your sunday as well. looks like it's a nice forecast on balance here. here's a live shot of what's going on the east bay shoreline. we can see the color is a shop in the background. get your water colors out get another shot here because we're going to lose this soon. there's the oranges off towards the distance. some high cloudiness do want to make note of that. and that still in our forecast

for today, you'll see that picking up a little bit in spots. so want to make note of that. but as you watch the satellite into motion, see kind of clear patch from the nudging itself towards the north. that's again, all of the organization with the storm system. well out to sea and it's going to be a player all week long. there is just trying to get its sea legs coming out of the gulf of alaska. if you'll notice and you can see the rotation behind this white line way up there again in the gulf of alaska. key point that means the air above is going to be chilly. and that's also be a player to our temps. we're looking at 40's and 50's quick contrast for you. it's kind of a hodgepodge little head little behind, depending on your exact location to our numbers yesterday morning. so today we'll call mostly sunny some high cloudiness in the afternoon. temperatures revisiting those middle 70's well inland. all right. big storm happening in the next week. we'll be getting into more of that later in the broadcast. 70. >> okay. something look forward to. thank you, dave. well, it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco and

security measures in and around the city are expected to get tighter in the coming days. first, if it just is live for us now at the moscone center with the latest on all of this, tiffany. >> yes, stephanie, today is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big day as everything got going. we do know that world leaders and dignitaries from all over are in francisco. president biden along with chinese leader xi jingping are expected to come wednesday, but it was on saturday. the first event started at 1 o'clock in the afternoon with opening remarks from senior officials. >> meeting chair nora todd during the opening remarks, todd pointed out the city's connection to the asian culture with historic chinatown and a large portion of the population with asian or pacific islander route, as well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders in the city of san francisco was a natural one. the city is synonymous with connectivity.

it has long been recognized as a gateway to the asia pacific. if there ever was an american city that personified a pack. this is the place. >> now city leaders have prepared for the summit fight, had 6 security at barricades and checkpoints for pedestrians and cars. want to show you a map to show you the areas that are going to be impacted the most in and around this county center and the fairmont hotel. so traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street and from 5th street to second street, the green areas means that this is only for local traffic. the red areas and locators. this means that this is going to be controlled, pedestrian traffic and checkpoints, locations with yellow locators. this is where vehicles will be checked. >> another big talker is the anticipated protests. activists protesting environmental poor working conditions and the israel-hamas war are among those planning to protest today. thousands of protesters are expected throughout this week long summit. francisco

police chief bill scott saying the city is welcoming to all protesters but they will not tolerate violence or property destruction will stay on top of this for you. guys are putting like to be justice. back to yeah, tiffany, sure to be a very busy week ahead in the city and lots of security as well. thank you so much for >> driverless car company waymo is adjusting services to comply with a pick security zones and road closures. >> a spokesperson tells kron 4 that riders will be notified of any disruptions and see restricted travel areas when they're using the app. we have more on the planned road closures and how they could impact your commute. coming up in about 30 minutes. so stay with us. you can also follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything you need to know. it's a leandro. police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in a chili's restaurant parking lot. it happened just before 3 saturday afternoon at the bayfair center. police believe the fight may have led up to the shooting.

investigators have identified a suspect but have not been able to find that person yet. we will update you once we get more details from police. and police are investigating a shooting that seriously injured a teenager in front of the high school. investigators say it happened just before 10 o'clock friday night. the victim was standing in front of campus when he was struck by a bullet. he was taken to a hospital but is expected to survive. police say at the time of the shooting, a football game that just wrapped up. the department says they plan to step up police presence and security around campus. the school district releasing a statement saying, quote, our thoughts go out to the victim and to those affected by that event. adding it is understatement to say that we are outraged our students, our school and our community deserve better. that statement reads. well, francisco city commissioner is in jail accused of assault. san francisco police arrested william palmer. the second on thursday. palmer is arrested or other accused of sodomy, assault and battery. police

say this stems from an alleged assault back in august. palmer is a member of the san francisco sheriff's department oversight board in response to the arrest, the president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin called palmer to resign. the supervisor adding he will take the necessary steps to remove palmer from his post. the investigation remains open. anyone with information is asked to please contact police. the coma police department is asking for the community's help identifying 6 people in connection to a retail theft. take a look at your screen here now. police say the suspect store more than $6,000 worth of merchandise from a business on coleman boulevarm. the theft happening just earlier this month. investigators say the group was seen driving away in a white lexus and a silver infinity. police are asking anyone with information to please give them a call. in the north bay. police are searching for suspects connected to a string of saturday morning burglaries. power tools were stolen in all

3 cases. the first happened around 04:50am, on whole road in petaluma. police say the burglars drove into a garage door using a white van then just before 5.20, officers say the sand and drove to another business on lindbergh lane. the 3rd incident happened 10 minutes later. a business on lakeville highway. former raiders player and 5 others are dead after a car crash in houston saturday night. it happened early saturday morning when a driver ran a red light and slammed into an suv. the houston chronicle reports 5 men and one women died. police say former cornerback dj hayden was one of the victims. the 33 year-old was a first round draft pick by the oakland raiders in 2013, he played 8 seasons in the nfl. in the north bay. napa county is getting 5 million dollars to launch a rental assistance program to help the growing senior polis population. there. the money is expected to benefit 180 to 200 senior

citizens. local officials say seniors do account for more than 10% of the homeless population in napa county officials added financial or health crises can be the leading causes of homelessness for older adults. when the east bay community members gathered at the uss hornet sea air and space museum in alameda for veterans day on saturday. the event also celebrated the 80th anniversary of the commissioning of the uss hornet and the 25th anniversary of it becoming a museum. >> it was commissioned in 1943. and served from 1970. it was in all the major battles from 43 on in the pacific. it served during the korean war it served during the vietnam its last missions to missions with the pickup apollo 11 and apollo 12. and we think that's really significant to our community in our museum for the legacy their fathers or grandfathers daughters or sons that served in a

>> event featured a wreath laying ceremony and flyover by the memorial squadron. it a very impressive worship. hope you all the chance to check it out. at some point. that winning story, the interfaith winter shelter program is back in san francisco. mayor london breed announced friday that san francisco's faith communities will provide additional beds for the unhoused from now until march 24th up to 80 more beds are expected. dinner and breakfast are included. the mayor's office says the city now provides shelter to almost 16,000 homeless and formerly homeless people every night. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. too much alcohol or caffeine could keep you up at night. >> but a new study says together these 2 could create a surprising effect. plus, with thanksgiving, less than 2 weeks away, just how much that turkey dinner may cost you and the savings to keep an eye on. after the break. it's looking like a promising harvest season in napa county with

some wine makers say they are expecting for this year's crop. >> now that's carbon capture for temperatures for the day by high. you were going into the upper 60, 74 by 2 o'clock. looks like when you get a lot more sunshine again today loving it. have more on that storm coming next week. kron 4 storm coming next week. kron 4 morning news continues. travis, did you know you can get this season's covid-19 shot when you get your flu shot?

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>> all right. well, harvest season is wrapping up for most wineries in napa valley couples. noelle bellow spoke with some winemakers about this year's harvest.

>> about what i'm looking for. i want to let but a lot of this is getting crushed. also. >> bountiful, abundant and delicious. just some of the words being used to describe the 2023 napa valley harvest season. and that's coming from the wine makers themselves should be rather. >> magnificent harvest run. harris owns paradigm winery in oakville this year marks his 60th harvest his crew found nice full bunches as they pick the final cabernet grapes from the vines last week. we didn't have any spike over the summer it makes. searchers. so it's a nice. >> even >> long hang time. harris says he was more than happy to have the wet winter this year was spot 160% of normal. and are we hoping for the same next year? it would be good. >> checked like this.

>> winemaker heidi barrett agrees. she says she's impressed with the flavors from the already crushed grapes. i'm really liking the flavors in the tanks. everything's tasting delicious. i think we're going to really high quality. didn't actually do you? >> have this many perils pretty standard for know. this is more than i had last year last was a very light on lookout this chardonnay. >> there owns la serena wine and she's not afraid to get her hands after she checks or chardonnay. it's time to crush garage. particular batch is just a little over almost 3 and a half what she says after a heat wave right in the middle of harvest sped things up in 2022. this year's gentle fall weather reminds her of when she first started winemaking 45 years ago. kind of had a more steady pace of harvest, which kind of a little more old-fashioned images that i remember from when i first started, we had really chantal right, running

weather, really cool conditions about warm during the day. cool at night, which is how why our winds are so good in the napa valley. perfect conditions for pretty perfect crash. >> in calistoga while fellow kron, 4 news. >> what's fascinating watching that winemaking process there. well, taking a live look now from mount tam looking like a gorgeous start to your sunday morning, dave, you've been keeping an eye on all those weather conditions for us, of and how long can we hope to see these nice conditions last or it looks like? stephanie, we have another day of this going on here. i know that in the initial the forecast about some scattered clouds and all we may get the high clouds scattered about today. but >> looks like we'll get a decent amount of sunshine at the same time to a nice start to the day. >> lot of contrails you can see on that particular picture there. but the high cloudiness want to make note of because we're right on the edge of where this stuff is starting a% to come together. and it's really taking its sweet time east bay shoreline. there you have the blue skies and blue bay to the background. health temperatures holding. are they? we have upper 40's some

lower 50's working here. 55 san francisco, a lot of lower 40's off towards the east bay for our satellite picture. looking good chunk of the based on really nice lead out of the south, particularly see as much the way that high cloudiness is. you see everything left towards the north. but let's step out a little further. as i mentioned, there's our storm system coming out of the gulf of alaska, but it's not making a beeline directly here like sometimes a lot of our winter storms do. it's actually a sinks further to the not the south pacific. the further south kind of get its act together again to me and are off our coast for a few days, which is why this looks like a weeklong drama to go forward. we've got a little bit more steps to talk about here. before we get there. we'll get to that in a minute here. futurecast for for today, though, looking so sweeping in this one officially do it again. interference of some clouds tonight. maybe as we get into your monday. so monday, maybe not as pretty as today, but it looks pretty much rain free on your monday as we again wait for things to come together. so let's take it out now to monday night tuesday morning. you do see a

little pop of some showers working their overnight to tuesday morning by your tuesday morning commute. looks like there might be the hit of some rain going forward, but not necessarily for everybody yet. it's wednesday. this looking like perhaps the most active in because by that point, we'll start to get some of that colder air aloft and that will start to work on some thunder shower action. look at the winds as we watch this forward. we'll have a breeze this afternoon on shore so forth. but then they kind of become variable about and then seemed to rest later on with kind of offshore wind is what we're going to expect later in this forecast, period. look at this is the winds pop. then they flip more offshore and that's going to be the direction. we're going to see what this storm system again, as the low is out to see here, just our proximity to it. it's going to drive an offshore wind, although it's not going to be dry is going to be plenty wet. so in that mindset, high clouds today, nice, 70 ish for the bay near mid 70's inland like yesterday early week. now monday is the variable clouds cool. we have that. dallas of rain happening

for tuesday morning. a little pass. then there's a break tuesday afternoon. so that's a look at the evening commute is going to be wet. but then wednesday through friday with a call to storm because got thunderstorms, winds, rain, whole business. but wednesday looks like you're going to get hit twice by rain in the morning. rain night, heavy with heavy winds, variable clouds, by the way, for the weekend today us to 68 san francisco, 70 for oakland, 77, san jose. pretty much what we saw yesterday. looks like some numbers. little warmer. 75 for a livermore. 72 up to santa rosa. of course, we'll have more on the 4 zone forecast. but that does give you a gander what we're looking at, stephanie, so get on the timing of this thing here tuesday. we'll get grazed a little bit there on the west is going to it's raining morning commute. unfortunately, everything night taking a breather. and then wednesday is going to be very messy looks like so that's going to be one that when it looks like most of the activity is and we'll have a cold air upstairs. that means thunder showers, maybe some hail by wednesday. yes. it's going to be a bit of a what conference for those coming into town for a yeah, that's what gets cut its kick. and i

guess tuesday is when it's really rock. i imagine we got a look at that full itinerary. but the conference itself a week last week on. yes. so i don't can be done at lunch on the patio is here in wednesday's. alright? yeah. thank you so much, dave. >> all right. in the east bay this the open city council, they gave an update on a 2.5 million dollar upgrade plan for the city's 9-1-1. response system. they say the money will go to providing updated technology, hiring more dispatchers and improving staffing levels. back in september, officials announced the money was coming from vent revenue at the coliseum will be distributed over the next 2 years. well, this comes as lawmakers across the nation are pushing to reclassify 9-1-1, operators as first responders, our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john explains. >> california democratic congresswoman norma torres says she still vividly remembers speaking with a child during her days as a 9-1-1, operator. the only thing that i could hear. something really loud.

>> screams, horrific screams. followed by 5 shots. torres says she only got the call because their department >> did not have enough bilingual dispatchers. i was still in training. i should not have been answering those calls. and then what is the address your emergency days is one of the many reasons why torres and pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick introduce their bill declassify 9-1-1, operators as first responders instead of clerical workers. there's legal protections are not available for them because of that classification. those grants and funding that they can that cannot flow to them because of that designation. fitzpatrick and torres hope those added protection resources will help keep more of the 9-1-1. operators currently facing burnout on the job numbers are going down. >> as a citizen, the things you want when you call 9-1-1, you want pick up on the first number one she wants them to get to speak her language. number 3, you want them to be

trained to deal with your specific situation. fitzpatrick says the bill would also allow for improved training, having a workforce. that's strong enough numerically is very important. we can right this wrong by passing the 9-1-1 say reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. for your health. a new study out of uc berkeley fines that combining alcohol and caffeine could lead. >> to a better night's sleep. xavier walton with news nation has the details for us. >> those response effects of brilliant minds of the university of washington and uc berkeley believe they may have cracked the code to help get a better night's sleep. that combination might surprise you. >> i love seeing caffeine and alcohol having both caffeine and alcohol on the same night and a media getting effect. >> on each other's negative effect on c. >> their research revealed on average caffeine reduce sleep by 10 minutes per cup consumed the previous day. same thing for alcohol consumption. those

drink alcohol the day before reported a 4% decline per drink in their sleep quality. but that wasn't the case when the 2 were combined during the day that night. unlike what we we have predicted ended up being positive. doctor jill wagner says that's just basic massive, a counter active other historically caffeine and alcohol. that negative impacts on someone's sleep. this research could be a game-changer. this is the first note study to combine real world effects of alcohol and caffeine on nightly sleep quality and quantity independently. >> this and it looks like that that was what they found. that as well as that independently they disrupted sleep. the cabbie out for this study was that they studied them together, which never happened before. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us this morning. experts warn that the study is not meant to suggest that drinking lots of caffeine and alcohol are good for you. but instead you should do so in moderation. still ahead on the

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. the apec summit is in full swing in san francisco and it could have a major impact on your workday commute and thanksgiving right around the corner for us. the grocery deals to keep an eye out for when you go shop. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment here. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with mister dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, pretty sweet sunday in store for us to with just about as much sunshine as we head from yesterday. little in the way of some high cloudiness. but >> probably fair to say mostly sunny, at least to start unload. a lot of our pictures have been pretty nice at that, too. they have little high cloudiness overnight, but that looks to be departing to give us a little bit of a break until maybe a return to some

of that into the evening hours. it's all this low that has to get its act together out west are winds are kind of variable. they're really going to start to pick up probably as we get into monday. it looks like and that kind of sets the tone for kind of the stormy week. coming up ahead. here's kind of break down again for today about 11:00am 66 74 by 2 o'clock. and again, making note, there are some of those high clouds, redeveloping for the afternoon storm tracker for their use can see it as it starts to lift a little bit and really doesn't impact the peninsular. the south bay. you're still sitting in mostly sunny skies to start at least most of the readings in the 40's. we have a couple pockets of 50's here and there such as the lakewood, 54 55 san francisco still looking at 48 for san jose and the contrast little cooler. well inland due to some overnight cooling in the clear skies and all and we'll see warming this afternoon to with numbers very similar to what we had from yesterday in the coming up a little bit here. of course, walk you through what it looks like now in terms of the timing for all of this and also take a look

at what it looks like in your 4 zone forecast sunday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco and security measures in and around the city are expected to get tighter in the coming days covers tiffany justice live for us now at the moscone center with the latest on this tiffany and recall yesterday that there was some police presence out there. >> yes, we have already seen officers out this out here this morning. people are already coming to the muskogee center right behind us. today is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big day as everything got started. we have dignitaries and world leaders from all over in sao francisco with president biden and chinese leader xi jingping expected to meet on wednesday. but it was on saturday. everything got started with the opening remarks from senior officials meeting chair nora time during the opening remarks, todd pointed out the city's connection to asian culture with historic chinatown in a large portion of the population with asian or pacific islander routes, as

well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders in the city of san francisco was a natural one. the city is synonymous with connectivity. it has long been recognized as a gateway to the asia pacific. if there ever was an american city that personified a pack. this is the place. >> now city leaders have prepared for the summit by enhancing security, adding barricades and checkpoints for pedestrians and cars. we want to show you a map of which areas are going to be impacted the most in and around this county centering the fairmont hotel. so traffic will be temporarily blocked marketeers and street and 5th street to second street, the green areas. this means that this is only going to be for local traffic, the red areas and locators. this is a controlled pedestrian traffic area. and check point locations with yellow locators. this is where all vehicles will be checked.

another big talker is the anticipated protests. activists protesting environmental abuse, poor working conditions and the israeli hamas war are among those planning to protest. thousands of protesters are expected throughout this week long event. francisco police chief saying that the city welcomes protesters but they will not tolerate violence or destruction to property. reporting live to justice back to you hoping for a peaceful and productive apec as we look towards the days ahead. thank you, tiffany. >> the apec summit will cause several major road closures in the coming days. four's traffic anchor reyna harvey breaks it down for us. let's take a look with the bay bridge will start there. first on 80 eastbound lane. number one, westbound lane. number 5. >> they're going 0o be closed for 4 days, starting november 14th to the 17th. that's the right. most lane of 80 westbound and the left most late of 80 eastbound. now interstate highway 80, the 4th

street off-ramp and eastbound 80 and the 5th street off-ramp on westbound 80. that's going to be closed starting november. 15th until november 17th westbound drivers are advised to use the ramps at fremont or 8 street and those ramps will be closed. so utilize those over to the golden gate bridge. so the vista point off ramp from northbound 101, which is the very first exit off of that bridge on the marine side. now, that's going to be closed from november 14th to the 18th during that time, there's going to be no access to data. bowers vista point, some of the areas impacted our streets and freeway on-ramps right around the muskogee center. that's going to be close from november 14th to the 19th, not hill and the embarcadero. now the security zone around muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street and second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area

will be bounded by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those botnded streets that we just talked about. now, the embarcadero that's going to close right between battery street and broadway. just give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to you. very helpful reminders there. thank you. reyna parking restrictions are also tightening tightening during the apec summit. not surprisingly. >> the san francisco mta urging residents to sign up for text before tow, which sends a message to you and your car is about to be towed. sounds pretty handy. the texts are sent parking control officer finds a car in violation of the 72 hour parking restriction or if the car is abandoned. you can also follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website. kron 4 dot com. just

scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our website with everything you need to know including those street closures that tiffany and rain have been going through for us and a list of planned events for the week. cal fire is preparing for a prescribed burn in sonoma county tomorrow. it will be at the sonoma land trusts laughlin burger ranch preserve from 09:00am to 05:00pm. so if you do live in the area, community members are asked to please not call 9-1-1. if they see smoke in the area because that is again, a prescribed burn. for your health this morning. think is the hottest weight loss treatment out there. but it's expensive and can be pretty hard to find. there are some fakes now on the market with potentially deadly consequences. news nation's kelsey current state has the details. >> these are images released by the maker of the drug company, novo nordisk showing authentic ozempic pence and packaging on the left and the counterfeit ones on the right. they released the images after

the manufacturer learned about reports that fake ozempic had ended up on the shelves of an unnamed american pharmacy. you need to know what the medicine looks like. doctor jill wagner says spotting the fake ozempic is the first line of defense. and if that packaging does not look >> authentic, it is a problem and you shouldn't do. owes him pick was originally designed to help people with diabetes. what makes a fake so dangerous says doctor wagner is that the main ingredient contains a drug semaglutide while the fakes may include insulin. insulin. if you're somebody who doesn't need it. >> can kill you. >> so you literally can drop your blood sugar. so low that you have seizures. are you going to, you know, a coma? our can you know, permanently injured die. the fda is aware of the fake products saying it vigilantly monitor the internet for fraudulent or unapproved products. >> and has issued warning letters to stop the

distribution of illegally marketed semaglutide doctor wagoner also says common sense needs to play a role if it is a medication and it is retailing for $1200 a month and you getting it from someplace in the box. >> which is supposed to be the same medication and you're getting for, you know, less than 10th of something ought to go off kind of alarms out of go off. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us this morning and for your money this morning, we are now less than 2 weeks from thanksgiving. before you plan out your family feast kron four's michael thomas gives us a closer look at exactly how much it could cost you at the checkout line this year. >> there's not to be a ton of sales this year for thanksgiving dinner. but experts say if you do want to save your and have to shop early and you need to know where the sales are in your area. >> io's all about saving of the checkout. stand with thanksgiving. 2 weeks away.

what we want to know, the cost of a traditional thanksgiving dinner. experts say food inflation is slowing to 2.4% from last year. but economists like justin rats, as sort of man on the street a little evidence is people. >> don't seem to be feeling that research shows him is up 5.2 per cent. regular potatoes are up by 14%. canned. cranberries are up by almost 60%. canned pumpkins up by 30% and sweet potatoes up by 4%. but the good news will that turkey is down 9%. the cost of your thanksgiving dinner. well, depends on consumers tastes of where they prefer to get their turkey from. the farm bureau says last year, thanksgiving dinner cost around $64 in 5 sets. that included turkey stuffing potatoes with gravy, cranberries, green beans, corn sweet potatoes, generals, pumpkin pie with whipped cream. >> and a jug of milk. but i added in a ham. so we've got all the items at the farm bureau says on most thanksgiving tables. now we're going head to the register to see what the total cost is for thanksgiving of 2023 total

wise than anyone on $91.50 with safely coupons. and if you take out that $32 him up around 60 bucks similar to last year's price was and cheaper than what some say. they pay only spend on thanksgiving dinner every year. >> maybe $200 tips for saving shop early use coupons and whatever deals in stores may be offering like premade, to-go dinners for smaller families because experts say >> those options may be cheaper. well, despite the cost being almost $100, remember, thanksgiving is all about spending time with family and making memories in the south michael thomas kron. 4 last. be grateful for as we head towards thanksgiving. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a frustrating night for the warriors at chase center. we have the highlights coming up in sports. >> can replace your cable box? a look at spectrum which combines cable tv and streaming into one place. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart.

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nicely along the span at this hour 7.46, this gorgeous sunday dave, we are expecting some rain, though. this is not going to stick around for too long. to think about technical thing there. what do you think when talk to it like that? that sounds kind of need acknowledge. i want to say he should have done. show me steve mcqueen. >> and then it should stop and say director actor scharf. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. here's a look at half moon bay for you to some high cloudiness to make note of a little bit there in look at the nice calm seas can not going to see a lot of that for the week ahead as we get into stormy action. >> one any of sierra real quick. yes, they'll be some snow, but unfortunately, probably not as much as you think, because this is a wet system and we get what systems like this. they tend to not produce as much snow because the temperatures are warmer. such a watch. it go into motion as the whole week. you can see and not a lot of collection there. so getting a lot of sloppy snow rain with it. so the snows are only going to be collecting at the very higher elevations here,

but it's before thanksgiving, give a little time to really work its magic. but we tend to get this with that subtropical jet. that's why that core low is really important. how close it gets to and can make every difference in the world. 53 for tomorrow tuesday. 54 50 going on for wednesday. got some showers cooking their from their perspective. mountain snows higher elevations could be a lot more busy than that on the home front in the home front for today. pretty quiet. as i said, we have some high cloudiness. looks a little better than we thought earlier overnight, some scattered clouds develop and yemen is not going to be as nice as today, but we're waiting for the storm to develop. let's take this all the way out to monday night. there's a little patch of some rain overnight. 06:15am, on your tuesday early morning commuters. all the nastiness is out to sea still. so it looks like the later tuesday morning. commuters. that's when see the action as it approaches around the noon hour is what we get a closer timing. this thing it looks like when that's when the heavy stuff is going to hit. watch the long-range forecast.

here's the hit on tuesday morning again later in the morning. not so early, but then it looks like it will linger the afternoon. there's another hit wednesday morning. wednesday looks the most busiest on balance. the stormy us the heaviest rain, the most consistent rain of all the days we're looking at thursday continues and into friday, some disagreement in the models about going beyond that into friday saturday. but next weekend looks to clear out a bit. so pretty good on timing on all that, of course, may be the one of the week for this. but still, it's a it looks like it clear up in time for next weekend. 4 zone forecast. pretty close turnover yesterday. 68 san francisco got those 60's hugging the coast there. 74 burlingame, again, noticing some afternoon high cloudiness. 74 for a palo alto. 75 santa clara, san jose. 77 lower 70's to the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you've got the middle. 70 73 danville, 72 concord, 67 berkeley, the 65 71 for fairfield. 69 for napa and 72 santa rosa. so when we take a

look at this tuesday, that will be the rain i just referenced. that will be after the early morning. commuters getting a little later in the morning. wednesday's a total washout and we get stormy action in here. and as we finish off the week and the proximity that low is what's going to drive everything. we're getting a lot of moisture from the subtropical jet. that's mild air. and that's why the sears are getting a bank account. the big bang with this is they should get. yeah, but it's interesting, too, that it's most see as well that the ski resorts are opening up. yeah, a little earlier. it's pretty normal for this well, this usually don't get the good snow until after november, but okay, but that still. >> you know it. that's the problem with this. we're colder storm. no problem. but unfortunately, it's just cold aloft will drive severe weather, but it's tapping into subtropical moisture is coming from the southern pacific or northern pacific. but its southern latitudes. ok? very good. thank you so much. all right. well, now to bay area sports, the golden state warriors hosting the cleveland cavaliers. >> at chase center on saturday, kron four's erin wilson has the highlights for

us. >> well, the warriors began a six-game homestand last night hosting the young cavaliers team that beat them just last week in cleveland. so the warriors they were looking for little ravine, but they also need to be looking for a little defense, too. and explain why in a bit we have to honor the fact that yesterday was also better and they and hoops for failed to the floor. a chase in before the start last night's game. now the warriors they could have used their help on the court as you know, because against the upstart k they've been having some trouble and they were last night. sloppy play early, actually, because >> chris paul bad pay very gallant skills. still that you see it there turns into an alley oop pass on the other and pull throw the it take a 17 point lead step. you bring them back right here, doing what he he strokes, the 3 there. he gets fouled on that as well. so it's a four-point play that bring the warriors within 6. but then it's a strange point in the game because donovan mitchell and draymond green practice right cooler heads will eventually

prevail. but the rams they get together and they gave mitchell a common foul. but get this cave drive technical foul. his second of the game, which means he was ejected last night. >> and the warriors responded with chris laughter. draymond get the crowd going. chris far a little jumper here. dribble there pulls up outside of the paint for the midrange drains. it. and they get the lead. that's the last time. the words you have the lead in this only on the and throws it down right here. he also gets the foul on that one. so it's a three-point play for him. one 18, one 10 was actually the final. but some good news in all the mess with this. steph curry had a milestone today. 2000 career points. he in that game and he's still counting up or so. that's obviously exciting. the parts at the time after the game, the praise the cast is staying with his career. >> they just outplayed us in the 1st half. they were more physical there quicker to the ball. so our guys responded to that. and that's what led to that great 3rd quarter was are we got our energy our spirit

right under. and that was great to see. but has to happen from the beginning. >> that's why we have sports right now. it back to you at that. all right, aaron, thank you. we'll be right back.

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4 morning news police in the east bay now investigating a deadly shooting in a restaurant parking lot. >> and it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco. security measures are only going to get tighter around the city. >> we break down what you need to know. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday november. the 12th. let's get

you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey how you don't. stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. and looks like today is a pretty sweet sunday as well. >> we have some high cloudiness to play here, but not those kind of scattered clouds were kind of concerned about. so. >> temperatures will be pretty much a mere copy of what we had from yesterday. pretty close to that and another day to enjoy things before the stormy week ahead, a live shot coming in from san jose state here. they're also looking at some haze off towards the distance, but a lot of blue skies at work here. and then meanwhile, off to the golden gate bridge. some high cloudiness there and note the offshore winds from the flag. that will be something we'll see actually during the storm itself, but obviously won't be a dry wind. that will just be which incorporated with this low. so the view from space shows that leftover cloud cover up in the north bay, mostly lifting towards the north. we'll see some afternoon high clouds build. but there's the storm coming out of the gulf of alaska. we'll take it all behind from where we were we doing be expecting it for having an impact on us as early as tuesday morning. now the

models are showing a little bit of a backing off in terms of timing. in other words, pushing it forward. so the tuesday morning commute may not be as bad as we thought maybe in the wednesday morning commute for the early morning. commuters looks a little better as it happens later during the day, relatively speaking again. we'll keep tracking all of this. a temperature check for your 40's and 50's mixture here. of course, everybody's going to a lot of rain from this 1, 2 inches, maybe 3 in the higher elevations through the week ahead for high noon. 71. 73 by 3 o'clock. not a bad forecast for your sunday and it looks like way upstream. next weekend. we should clear this out as well. have more on that forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco and security measures in and around the city are expected to get tighter in the coming days. well, first any justice live for us mosconi center with the very latest. tiffany, i know that during one of their live shots yesterday we saw that active police presence. what are you seeing now?

>> right. and i'm continuing to see even more officers arriving to the muskogee center right behind us and around this area was also show you this is what people can expect if they're heading down the heavy duty barricades and fences. this is what you can expect to see. >> more of as the week goes on. today is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big day because that's when everything got started. world leaders and dignitaries from all over. >> are in francisco with president biden and chinese leader xi jingping expected to meet on wednesday saturday. >> was when everything got started with opening remarks from senior officials meeting chair nora todd. during the opening remarks, todd pointed out the city's connection to the asian culture with the u.s. or china town and a large portion of the population with asian or pacific islander routes, as well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders and the city of san francisco was a natural one. the city is

synonymous with connectivity. it has long been recognized as a gateway to the asia pacific. if there ever was an american city that personified a pack. this is the place. >> alright, city leaders have prepared for the summit by enhancing security, adding barricades. and we just talked about checkpoints for pedestrians and cars. areas will be impacted. the most will be around in county center and the fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked markets. harrison street and 5th street to second street. also do want to talk about this because it's a big talker. the anticipated protests activists protesting environmental abuse. we're working conditions in the israel-hamas war are among those planning to protest today. thousands of protesters are expected throughout this week long summit. police chief san francisco police chief bill scott saying that pose the city is welcoming protesters but will not tolerate any violence or destruction of property. we're going to see on top of this.

back to stephanie yash more, much more. that's sure to come. thanks so much, tiffany, for that live report. >> driverless car company waymo is adjusting services to comply with a pick security zones and road closures. >> the spokesperson tells kron 4 that riders will be notified of any disruptions and see restricted travel areas when they're using the app. we do have more on those planned road closures and how they could impact your commute coming up in just about 30 minutes. so stay tuned. you can also follow our ongoing coverage of a pick on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan that qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything you need to know. it's leandro. police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in the chili's restaurant parking lot. it happened just before 3 saturday afternoon at the bayfair center. police believe the fight may have led up to that shooting. investigators have identified a suspect but have not been able to find that person yet. we will update you once we get more details from police. and officers are investigating a shooting that seriously

injured a teenager in front of allay high school. investigators say it happened just before 10 o'clock friday night. the victim was standing in front of campus when he was struck by a bullet. he was taken to the hospital but is expected to survive. police say at the time of the shooting, a football game had just wrapped up. the department says they plan to step up police presence and security around campus. the school district releasing a statement saying our thoughts go out to the victim and to those affected by this event. adding it is an understatement to say that we are outraged our students, our school and our community deserve better. a san francisco city commissioner is in jail accused of assault. san francisco police arrested william palmer. the second on thursday. palmer is accused of sodomy, assault and battery. police say this stems from an alleged assault in august. palmer is a member of the san francisco sheriff's department oversight board in response to the arrest, the president of the board of supervisors. aaron peskin cole palmer to resign the supervisor adding

he will take the necessary steps to remove palmer from his post. the investigation remains open. anyone with information is asked to get in touch with police. the call the police department is asking for the community's help identifying 6 people in connection to a retail theft. take a look at your screen now. police say that the suspect stole more than $6,000 worth of merchandise from a business on como boulevard. the theft happening earlier this month. investigators say the group was seen driving away in a white lexus and a silver infinity. police are asking anyone with information to get in touch. in the north bay. police are searching for suspects connected to a string a saturday morning. burglaries power tools were stolen in all 3 cases. the first happened around 04:50am, on home road in petaluma. police say the burglars drove into a garage door using a white van then just before 5.20, officers say that same man drove to another business on lindbergh lane. the 3rd incident happened 10 minutes later at a business on lakeville highway. former

raiders player and 5 others are dead after a car crash in houston. it happened early saturday morning when a driver ran a red light and slammed into an suv. the houston chronicle reporting 5 men and one women have died. police say former cornerback dj hayden was one of the victims. the 33 year-old was a first-round draft pick by the oakland raiders in 2013, he played 8 seasons in the nfl. and the north. a napa county is getting 5 million dollars to launch a mental assistance program to help a growing senior polis population. that money is expected to benefit 180 to 200 senior citizens. local officials say seniors account for more than 10% of the homeless population in napa county officials added financial health crises can be the leading causes of homelessness for older adults. the interfaith winter shelter program is back in san francisco. mayor london breed announcing friday francisco's faith communities will provide

additional beds for the unhoused from now until march 24th up to 80 more beds are expected dinner and breakfast included. the mayor's office says the city now provide shelter. almost 16,000 homeless and formerly homeless people every night. bay community members gathered at the uss hornet sea air and space museum in alameda for veterans day on saturday. the event also celebrating the 80th anniversary of the commissioning of the uss hornet and the 25th anniversary of it becoming a museum. it was commissioned in 1943. and served from 1970. it was in all the major battles from 43 on in the pacific. >> it served during the korean war it served during the vietnam its last missions to missions with the pickup apollo 11 and apollo 12. and we think that's really significant to our community in our museum for the legacy their fathers or grandfathers

daughters or sons that served in the military. >> the event featured a wreath laying ceremony and flyover by the memorial squadron. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. too much alcohol or caffeine could keep you up at night. but a new study says that together these 2 could create a surprising effect. plus, with thanksgiving, less than 2 weeks away, just how much that turkey dinner could cost you and the savings to keep an eye on. after the break. it's looking like a promising harvest season in napa county with some wine makers say they're expecting for this year's crop. >> for your sunday looks like get a decent amount of sunshine today and those temperatures repeating saturday as well as the storm gives us the big guy into next week. we'll have more details on that. your forecast coming up in just a bit

>> welcome kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. beautiful start to your day today. look at the sunshine out of here to half moon bay repeated across the bay well inland as well. we'll see the high cloudiness kind of stick around a little bit. just a touch going make for maybe a nice, a nice sunsets. but on balance, look so much better day than we thought from yesterday. and looks like there's some minor delays going on with this storm to will have more on that to 50 up to the north bay got upper 40's still hanging on in london. just clear skies overnight. last minute cooling 52 san jose on storm tracker for you to see the cloud cover. we have kind of lift up. the storm is still well out towards the west. here. get a better view of it. it's developing coming fresh out of the gulf of alaska. but a lot

of the moisture being tapped in here is somewhat mild. so you have this could someone over juicy storm system when we get those that tend to be very wet. but it's hard to retain that moisture. we talk a lot about the storm, the drought, but this is going some snow, but it's going to cause more instability is more are issuing proximity to us is going to drive the chance of lightning thunderstorm activity, maybe some hail as well again for today. not much going on. that is running through it for kicks and sticks here as we get overnight into monday morning. okay. some scattered clouds and all what's the threat of rain looking like looks like we'll get by monday and skate here except overnight, a passing scattered showers. but that's not the real deal. it still upstream. here's your tuesday morning. and already 5.45 is still well out to sea, meaning the tuesday morning, early commuters looks like you're okay. it will be later in the afternoon that that will develop or late in the morning into the afternoon as it will get really sloppy some offshore winds. as i mentioned earlier from the flag, you can see there at the golden gate

bridge indicating those offshore winds. we used talk a lot about that during a, you know, drought problems or fire threats and so forth. but with this storm coming here, we're actually going to see a lot of that and let's get a pulse a little bit kind of variable, as you can see here. but we start to get up there around tuesday. there you see coming from the southeast now and then will come directly from the east at the storm gets closer get that low is towards the west. out here churning if it wants take its sweet time, by the way, making its past high clouds and nice. today we got those temps much the same as yesterday early in the week. monday is the variable clouds and cool overnight shower going on to tuesday. early rain. that will be just a passing fancy and then a break. wednesday is where the real deal is and all the way through friday, unsettled stormy again. thunderstorm action is possible with this, too variable clouds as we head into the weekend again for today. we've got 68 san francisco, 70 for open 77, san jose. and a lot of middle 70's to be had well inland with lower 70's lineup lining up the east bay shoreline, which is not bad at all for this time in november. and so

again, we're looking at is monday, just basically an tuesday. you might have that passing shower and all that actually happens. predawn. and then it's wednesday that things get interesting and it looks like that's getting out of the commute zone closer to noon and during the day. so very stormy doing today and thursday. more of that and more to come friday. but wednesday might be the heaviest rainfall in total for that day. yeah, we're looking at what sounds like all the folks coming in to san francisco for a packer can expect a pretty wild in the wet one for for wednesday. yeah, it's it's going to be a pretty active. so that's something to keep in mind. he's got some winds with all of this as well as it was kind of talking about. we close. we'll show you the winds day by day, but they will be popping right now. no statements but will. >> watch out. yeah. so have those umbrellas thanks. in the bay this week, the oakland city council gave an update on a 2.5. >> million dollar upgrade plan for the city's 9-1-1. response system. they say the money will go towards providing

updated technology, hiring more dispatchers and improving staffing levels. back in september, officials announced the money was coming from event. revenue at the coliseum and will be distributed over the next 2 years. this comes as lawmakers across the nation are pushing to reclassify 9-1-1, operators as first responders, a washington, d.c., correspondent basil john explains. >> california democratic congresswoman norma torres says she still vividly remembers speaking with a child during her days as a 9-1-1, operator. the only thing that i could hear. something really loud. >> screams, horrific screams. >> followed by 5 shots. torres says she only got the call because their department did not have enough bilingual dispatchers. i was still in training. i should not have been answering those calls. and then what is the address your emergency days is one of the many reasons why torres and pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick introduce their bill

declassify 9-1-1, operators as first responders instead of clerical workers. there's legal protections are not available for them because of that classification. those grants and funding that they can that cannot flow to them because of that designation. fitzpatrick and torres hope those added protection resources will help keep more of the 9-1-1. operators currently facing burnout on the job numbers are going down. >> as a citizen, the things you want when you call 9-1-1, you want pick up on the first number one. she wants them to get speak her language and over 3. you want them to be trained to deal with your specific situation. fitzpatrick says the bill would also allow for improved training, having a workforce. that's strong enough numerically is very important. we can right this wrong by passing the 9-1-1 say reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. for your health. a new study out of uc berkeley fines that combining alcohol and caffeine >> could lead to a better

night's sleep news nation's xavier walton has the details. >> those response effects of brilliant minds of the university of washington and uc berkeley believe they may have cracked the code to help get a better night's sleep. the combination might surprise you. >> i love seeing caffeine and alcohol having both caffeine and alcohol on the same night and a media getting effect. >> on each other's negative effect on c. >> their research revealed on average caffeine reduce sleep by 10 minutes per cup consumed the previous day. same thing for alcohol consumption. those drink alcohol the day before reported a 4% decline per drink in their sleep quality. but that wasn't the case when the 2 were combined during the day that night. unlike what we we have predicted ended up being positive. doctor jill wagner says that's just basic massive, a counter active other historically caffeine and alcohol. that negative impacts on someone's sleep. this research could be a game-changer. this is the first note study to combine real world effects of alcohol

and caffeine on nightly sleep quality and quantity independently. disrupts ali. and it looks like that that was what they found. that as well as that independently they disrupted sleep. the cabbie out for this study was >> that they studied them together, which never happened before. >> and that was xavier walton reporting for us this morning. experts for about that study is not meant to suggest drinking lots of caffeine and alcohol, but to do so in moderation. the holiday shopping season is upon us. and a new study says more than half of americans still prefer to get physical greeting cards as opposed to digital ones. those responses included millennials and gen z a 55%. preferred greetings with personalized messages rather than generic notes or anything generated by ai the survey also show that holiday shopping can be stressful with the average millennial spending 27 minutes to simply

choose a holiday card. and 42 minutes picking up that perfect holiday gift. makes you think. all right. well, harvest season is wrapping up for most wineries in the napa valley. was noelle bellow spoke with some winemakers about this year's harvest. >> about what i'm looking for. i want to let but a lot of this getting crushed. also. >> bountiful, abundant and delicious. just some of the words being used to describe the 2023 napa valley harvest season. and that's coming from the wine makers themselves should be rather. >> magnificent harbors run. harris owns paradigm winery in oakville this year marks his 60th harvest season is crew found nice full bunches as they pick the final cabernet grapes from the vines last week. we didn't have any spike over the summer it makes. searchers. so it's a nice.

>> even >> long hang time. harris says he was more than happy to have the wet winter this year was spot 160% of normal. and are we hoping for the same next year? it would be good. >> checked like this. >> winemaker heidi barrett agrees. she says she's impressed with the flavors from the already crushed grapes. i'm really liking the flavors in the tanks. everything's tasting delicious. i think we're going to really high quality. didn't actually do you? >> have this many perils pretty standard for know. this is more than i had last year last was a very light on lookout this chardonnay. >> there owns la serena wine and she's not afraid to get her hands after she checks or chardonnay. it's time to pressure. particular batch is just a little over almost 3 and a half what she says after a heat wave right in the

middle of harvest sped things up in 2022. this year's gentle fall weather reminds her of when she first started winemaking 45 years ago. kind of had a more steady pace of harvest, which kind of a little more old-fashioned images that i remember from when i first started, we had really chantal right, running weather, really cool conditions about warm during the day. cool at night, which is how why our winds are so good in the napa valley. perfect conditions for pretty perfect crash. >> in calistoga while fellow kron, 4 news. >> sony watching that winemaking process unfold. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news tech experts are warning about the dangers of deep fakes lawmakers in washington are trying to take action. scientists say

artificial intelligence could reach its peak sooner than expected. that's because the world is running out of data to feed a i especially large language models like chatgpt experts say the lack of new could i will produce inaccurate or low quality output using an qualifies forces like social media feeds could only make that problem experts say a computer scientists say the solution may come from developing better algorithms to maximize the data available. so programmers can train. can train ai how to do more with less. tech experts say ai-generated images and videos known as deepfakes are posing a pretty big problem from

political ads to fake images of disasters. ai-generated content is popping up fast and lawmakers are trying to keep up. lawmakers question experts on the dark side of ai and discuss some possible solutions for policing. it. >> business and people all rely on what we see in here online to make decisions. we need transparency and authenticity in that content to make accurate decisions. >> lawmakers are also concerned about ai generated. prosecutors in all 50 states urged congress to pass federal laws to safeguard children. blueberries could cost you more at the supermarket. a report says u.s. grocery stores are facing a shortage of the fruit, peru, the world's top exporter of blueberries is dealing with extreme heat and dry weather causing a smaller harvest. conditions have cut supplies by as much as 70% prices have gone up to almost $6. a pound. still ahead on the kron 4

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on the kron. 4 morning news. the apec summit is officially in full swing in san francisco. >> it could have a major impact on your weekday commute. and thursday are rather had thanksgiving, which also falls on a thursday, i believe, is right around the corner. the grocery deals to keep an eye out for as you shop. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at the weather with mister davis bar. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks like a it's a pretty good sunday coming our way today to yep. >> expect quite a bit of sunshine here of the intrusion of some high cloudiness of the times may make for the late afternoon. maybe some of those pasty white skies in some areas. but pretty much more sunshine than we're expecting from yesterday's forecast and upstream. yes, we have a storm brewing at all, but some timing issues have changed a little bit. and our favorite looks like a just a touch here. maybe as we see it get out of some of the earlier morning commute turkey

wednesday morning. now here's a live look at what's going on. half moon bay. there you have nice, beautiful sunshine to start the day. calm seas. 2 winds we've observed kind of offshore for now. and during the storm, it looks like it will do a lot of that driven by that low. that's right. out to sea exact location of it will vary but 70 at high noon by 3. we're looking at 73 again. some of those scattered high clouds to make note of for the day today. but that will be in the afternoon. was pretty much a lot of sunshine. and look at that clear patch. developing for us right now. last couple of frames. you can see that lifted up. it will come back a little bit later on. but looking like a good day, rosa. 57, san francisco, still some 40's hanging on for concord and livermore and also fremont. 52 san jose contrast for you. we're getting awfully close to the numbers from yesterday. if not a little ahead. and should repeat our numbers from yesterday for this forecast. highs are getting into all the weeds for what's going on next week. we'll have more details. the longer range forecast and for zone for your sunday, stephanie. all right, dave.

>> breaking news out of san francisco. the u.s. park police are investigating the discovery of a body in a parking lot at crissy field. a body was found around 6.30 this morning. police say the investigation is ongoing and they are unable to provide further details at this time. but once we do get any new information, we will bring that to you live here on kron. 4 news. what is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco and security measures in and around the city are expected to get tighter in the coming days. force tiffany justice live for us musk only center with the latest. tiffany, what's the scene looking like out there? it doesn't look like we may be having some technical difficulties with the tiffany's microphone, but she's going to work on getting that result and we will try to get her back on later on in our newscast. but in the

meantime, on to our next story here, we know that the apec summit will cause several major road closures in the coming days. kron four's traffic anchor reyna harvey breaks it all down for us with the bay bridge will start there. first. >> on 80 eastbound lane, number one, westbound lane. number 5, they're going to be closed for 4 days starting november 14th to the 17th. that's the right. most lane of 80 westbound and the left most late of 80 eastbound. now interstate highway 80, the 4th street off-ramp and the eastbound 80 and the 5th street off-ramp on westbound 80. that's going to be closed starting november. 15th until november 17th westbound drivers are advised to use the ramps at fremont or 8 street and those ramps will be closed. so utilize those over to the golden gate bridge. so the vista point off ramp from northbound 101, which is the very first exit off of that bridge on the marine side. now, that's going to be closed from november 14th to the 18th

during that time, there's going to be no access to data. bowers vista point, some of the areas impacted our streets and freeway on-ramps right around the muskogee center. that's going to be close from november 14th to the 19th hill and the embarcadero. now the security zone around muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street and second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area will be bound by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those bounded streets that we just talked about. now, the embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway. just give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to all right,

reena, thank parking restrictions are also tightening up during the apec summit. >> the san francisco mta is urging residents to sign up for text before tow, which will send a message to the user when your car is about to be towed. sounds pretty useful with the texts are sent parking control officer finds a car in violation of the 72 hour parking restriction or at that car is abandoned. sounds like a helpful resource because it's going to get pretty busy during a pack. you can also follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan that qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a section of our website, but everything you need to know including those street closures at a list of planned events. cal fire is preparing for a prescribed burn. is sonoma county tomorrow. this will be at the sonoma land trusts. plus, bird ranch preserve from 09:00am to 05:00pm. >> community members are asked not to call 9-1-1 if they see smoke in the area tomorrow because again, this is a prescribe. >> controlled burns.

>> for your health this morning, those epic is the hottest weight loss treatment out there, but it's expensive and can be hard to find. and now there are even fakes on the market with potentially deadly consequences. news nation's kelsey kernstine has the details. >> these are images released by the maker of the drug company, novo nordisk showing authentic ozempic pence and packaging on the left and the counterfeit ones on the right. they released the images after the manufacturer learned about reports that fake ozempic had ended up on the shelves of an unnamed american pharmacy. you need to know what the medicine looks like. doctor jill wagner says spotting the fake ozempic is the first line of defense. and if that packaging does not look >> authentic, it is a problem and you shouldn't do. owes him pick was originally designed to help people with diabetes. what makes a fake so dangerous says doctor wagner is that the main ingredient contains a drug semaglutide while the fakes may include insulin.

insulin. if you're somebody who doesn't need it. >> can kill you. >> so you literally can drop your blood sugar. so low that you have seizures. are you going to, you know, a coma? our can you know, permanently injured die. the fda is aware of the fake products saying it vigilantly monitor the internet for fraudulent or unapproved products. >> and has issued warning letters to stop the distribution of illegally marketed semaglutide doctor wagoner also says common sense needs to play a role if it is a medication and it is retailing for $1200 a month and you getting it from someplace the box. >> which is supposed to be the same medication and you're getting for, you know, less a 10th of something ought to go off kind of alarms out of go off. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us this morning. and in the

meantime, for your money morning, we are now less than 2 weeks away from thanksgiving before you plan out your family feast kron four's. michael thomas gives us a closer look at exactly how much it could cost you at the checkout line this year. >> there's not to be a ton of sales this year for thanksgiving dinner. but experts say if you do want to save your and have to shop early and you need to know where the sales are in your area. >> it's all about saving of the checkout. stand with thanksgiving. 2 weeks away. what we want to know, the cost of a traditional thanksgiving dinner. experts say food inflation is slowing to 2.4% from last year. but economists like justin rats, as sort of man on the street a little evidence is people. >> don't seem to be feeling that research shows him is up 5.2 per cent. regular potatoes are up by 14%. canned. cranberries are up by almost 60%. canned pumpkins up by 30% and sweet potatoes up by 4%. but the good news will that turkey is down 9%. the cost of your thanksgiving dinner.

well, depends on consumers tastes of where they prefer to get their turkey from. the farm bureau says last year, thanksgiving dinner costs around $64 in 5 sets. that included turkey stuffing potatoes with gravy, cranberries, green beans, corn sweet potatoes, generals, pumpkin pie with whipped cream. >> and a jug of milk. but i added in a ham. so we've got all the items at the farm bureau says on most thanksgiving tables. now we're going head to the register to see what the total cost is for thanksgiving of 2023 total wise than anyone on $91.50 with safely coupons. and if you take out that $32 him around 60 bucks, similar to what last year's price was and cheaper than what some say. they pay only spend on thanksgiving dinner every year. >> maybe $200 tips for saving shop early use coupons and whatever deals stores may be offering like premade, to-go dinners for smaller families because experts say >> those options may be cheaper. well, despite the cost being almost $100, remember, thanksgiving is all

about spending time with family and making memories in the south michael thomas kron. 4 >> lots to be grateful hor this holiday season. thank you, michael. >> without a bay area sports, the golden state warriors hosting the cleveland cavaliers chase center on saturday. kron four's erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, the warriors began a six-game homestand last night hosting the young cavaliers team that beat them just last week in cleveland. so the warriors, they were looking for little ravine, but they also need to be looking for a little defense, too. and explain why in a bit we have to honor the fact that yesterday was also better and they and the hoops for troops for pale to the floor. a chase in before the start last night's game. now the warriors they could have used their help on the court as you know, because against the upstart k they've been having some trouble and they were last night. stopping play early, actually, because >> chris paul bad pay very gallant skills. still that you see it there turns into alley oop pass on the other and pull over throw the it take a 17

point lead step. you bring them back right here, doing what he he strokes, the 3 there. he gets fouled on that as well. so it's a four-point play bring the warriors within 6. but then it's a strange point in the game because donovan mitchell and draymond green practice right cooler heads will eventually prevail. but the rams they get together and they gave mitchell a common foul. get this cave drive technical foul. his second of the game, which means he was ejected last night. >> and the warriors responded with chris laughter. draymond get the crowd going. chris far a little jumper here. dribble there pulls up outside of the paint for the midrange drains. it. and they get the lead. that's the last time. the words you have the lead in this because only on the and throws it down right here. he also gets the foul on that with those a 3 point play for him. one 18, one 10 was actually the final. but some good news in all the mess with this. steph curry had a milestone today. 2000 career points. he in that game and he's still counting up or so. that's obviously exciting. the

carts at the time after the game, the praise the in state, his careers. >> they just outplayed us. in the 1st half, they were more physical there quicker to the ball. so our guys responded to that. and that's what led to that great 3rd quarter was are we got our energy our spirit right under. and that was great to see. but has to happen from the beginning. >> that's why we have sports right now. it back to you at that. >> all right. pretty good sunday in store for us today. we're watching this big storm system, though, coming out of the gulf of alaska. boy, what a ham it's going to take over for the next week's forecast. well, some details on that and what you'd expect for your 4 zone forecast. but for morning zone forecast. but for morning news continues.

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>> all right. taking a live look now outside at the golden gate bridge. looking like a gorgeous start. >> to your sunday morning, beautiful blue skies up above there. if you happen to be san francisco. let's check in now with day. for more on what we need to know with our weather today. it a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. over the way, some cirrus clouds you could say making their appearance. they'll be around for today. but on balance, a lot of sunshine going on for you. >> views like this is what you can expect for most of the day. and even some nice sunsets to with all that high cloudiness there, giving us some color is a shun painting the skies. >> tahoe forecast next couple of days relatively uneventful wednesday. you're reading that right. rain showers looks like the rain is going to mix with snow going on. expect the snow with very high elevations partially because this system is tapping into the subtropical jet that's coming

in from the lower latitudes in the pacific. therefore, it's not really cold moisture that far out. we do see cold air, though in it. meanwhile, for tomorrow here comes of the scattered clouds during the day. might have little overnight shower going on. that is from monday into your tuesday. that will happen overnight, keeping tuesday, relatively uneventful until later on during the day. so other words, 7.15, we're looking okay for the very early morning commute before the bad stuff really starts hitting later in the morning. 9.10, o'clock and we approach around noon. let's get that longer range forecast here. here. you can see, boom, it starts getting started here by the later tuesday. our ventilator morning tuesday morning. and then a break. we do the same thing wednesday, but it looks like wednesday will be the on balance again. the cold core low from alaska's up here. a aid. this moisture is somewhat mild. that's coming. that's tapping into giving us a kind of wet storm system. but it's not particularly that cold. it will be cold after it filled

filters in after the storm, however, and that will set the tone for the weekend. looks like we'll dry out in time for yet more systems coming up from the northwest into the following week, thanksgiving on the watch that for thanksgiving. 68 san francisco looks like we'll take to keep the 60's off towards the coast. 72 going on for burlingame. 72 foster city, 74 for palo alto in the south bay. let's keep it mid to upper 70's. 77, san jose east bay shoreline, lower 70's tri valley approaching the mid 70's, not bad. 72 for concord. also san leandro 70 for oakland, vallejo at 65 69 for napa. 71 for fairfield will do about a 72 for santa rosa to review. now looking good today, some scattered clouds, high clouds that that not bad. on monday, some passing showers for tuesday shore, but wednesday's a very sloppy day. it looks like here in for thursday, some thunder shower action to look out for as well. we'll have more coming up later on stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we're now less than 2 weeks away from thanksgiving. but if

you don't feel like cooking up a feast this year, you can always make reservations at your favorite restaurant. joining us live now with a look at how they're celebrating the holiday is victor martinez, executive sous chef at madera in menlo park. good morning to you, chef. good morning. how are you doing? i'm doing well. thank you so much for asking. how are you? very good. very, very happy to be here. yeah, everybody. yeah. and happy early thanksgiving to first of all, just to start out, tell us a bit about your restaurant madera my according restaurant on there. we have been open for about 13 years now. >> as you know, written to a restaurant located in menlo park and in the mid a bay area which give access to many. perfect spots where people can stay in the hotel joy attractions around the bay. yeah. well, so full disclosure. i have been to a restaurant last year for the holiday season. absolutely. delicious food. >> great service as well. so tell us a bit about what your restaurant has planned for the thanksgiving season. well,

this is our man right now. we're sure we do. guys. we're going to start with that we've >> labs i'm calm here. you know, its and grill per tom. she's a doctrine with some big most are seats and definitely can be out of the play. you know, they roasted turkey camera. so turkey like the smoke and it comes with a beautiful turkey neck. >> it's gorgeous. and just to kind of give people a chance to really appreciate the vision here because this is really gorgeous. so obviously, this is showstopper of the dishes is this is the turkey. yeah. so how long does it take to prepare something like this? tell us a bit about the ingredients and where do you source from? >> well, our turkey, me being from distill farms. they're great with their preparing a turkey like takes a couple days. the first to be solved is the we need to brine the

turkey. it takes whole night to do so. then the church split into parts. gets mauled and the lex get comfy then pressed and then slight lyceum percent cooking process of the of of the itself. it takes about one hour. 32 hours. wheeze the roasted very slowly. i see. so a lot of time effort and love really poured into a dish like this. and is this stepping am i getting that >> yeah, that's thing is made >> it midway them and the brat. work with them. partners in business models. we love it is still goes berries on defense. you can have a proper thanksgiving without some still eiffel stuffing, right? it. and over here, what we have. >> roasted brussels sprouts with pancetta and belittle humana sherry the glaze. yeah, it looks incredible. and a lot

of this, you source from locally from local farmers as well. that's correct. yes, you know, obviously the economy is very top of mind for a lot of people are now has inflation is affected. you guys too? yeah. i mean this is affecting everybody when we try stay in and work along our partners the farmer. we are >> consuming most of her products from local farms. socia us candy or and i just that that the name of farms, but dep. okay. so the work with a lot from farmers around we start mainly from a farmer's market. so yeah, so really helping to support folks locally as well. you are going on shopping for the produce. okay. so. >> rat is this what i think it yeah. crumb. okay. delicious as it. so that pairs with the

turkey and stuffing to pick sides all crime berry or cranberry compote delicious. we with orange ginger tweeted and it goes perfectly with whatever you want to eat on these men, just mix it up together. halt the use of brett off. and making me hungry. and you also virus to some dessert. yeah, this is our pumpkin maybe a little above. our chef. carlos is split on the low pay for it. and as so he doesn't want to sit with the start. how long does it take to create something like this? am process everything takes a couple of this the stuffing get slowly cooled. and then the cross is a special as well. our citizen very good job with this. yeah, you can tell that a lot of just thought and creativity went into really putting together this entire can you tell us about the inspiration behind the items that you wanted include on the menu for

thanksgiving? definitely one of the things that grows with adults around the world is that we work only with local ingredients. so the inspiration around these manuals, all those that hold base to share with the family to have a moment where our guests can coleman enjoy a nice, a nice feast, but also to showcase to the local ingredients on the local culture bringing these beautiful product from the farms that they put a lot of effort and treated share with you guys beautiful thing. and just to wrap up here, any message for our viewers this thanksgiving, well enjoy with their families, columbus also we doors are open and we want you to enjoy widows. beautiful holiday. all right. happy thanksgiving to you is chef victor. really appreciate you being here. thank you. all right, chef victor with madera showcasing their how they're celebrating thanksgiving this year. we'll be right back.

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now on the kron. 4 morning news police in the east bay now investigating a deadly shooting in a restaurant parking and it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco. security measures only going to get tighter around the city. we break down everything that you need to know. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday november. the 12th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. happy sunday to you day. well, happy sunday to to stephanie. good morning. good morning, everybody. and a pretty decent one at that, too. >> looks like we'll get a decent amount of sunshine going on here is we see some high cloudiness in temperatures. pretty much mirroring where we were and the timing couldn't be better. and then the next week honor our ever looks like it's become unsettled. there you have a look at half moon bay. calm ocean won't be like throughout much of next weekend. the golden gate

bridge noting some of those high clouds off towards the distance. couple wind shift looks like trying to go more onshore. and by the way, during the storm next week, we'll see a lot of offshore winds of the winds probably kicking up here as we get into monday. now there's a look at the storm tracker. 4. so the high cloudiness lifting off towards the north. improving our forecast for today. zipping out further away from home. there you see the low developing out of the gulf of alaska to the low itself as a cold core low. but it's tapping into much milder moisture, which means a lot more of it since the air is warmer. and that gives us use juice year storms. sometimes when it comes directly from the northwest like that, that to be colder and therefore deposit more snow up in tahoe. lot of 50's as what we're looking at on the border right now. freeman coming into 49 58%, jose. so nice. little warming trend already in place and your highs. how about that? lower to some middle 70's expected this afternoon. so we'll go ahead and time all this out for you. what you'd expect into next weekend. into next week as well. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. it is day 2 of the apec summit

in san francisco and security measures in and around the city are expected to get tighter in the coming days. crawford's tiffany justice is live for us now at the moscone center with the latest on this. and tiffany, we saw that police presence around moscone center yesterday. how are things looking now? >> right, stephanie, things are really ramping up. crews are setting up more fences and barricades. i've seen officers on foot. >> in their patrol cars on bicycles. and as you guys just saw right behind me on motorcycles, they are everywhere. today is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big day because that's when everything got going. the leaders will be ders and dignitaries from all over are in francisco with president biden and chinese leader xi jingping expected to meet on wednesday saturday is when things got going with opening remarks from senior officials meeting chair nora during the opening remarks. todd pointing out that the city's connection to asian country, culture and

historic chinatown with a large portion of the population with or pacific islander roots are here as well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders in the city of san francisco was a natural one. the city is synonymous with connectivity. it has long been recognized as a gateway to the asia pacific. if there ever was an american city that personified a pack. this is the place. >> alright, city leaders have prepared for this summit by enhancing security, adding barricades and checkpoints for pedestrians and cars. the areas that will be impacted, the most will be in and around. muskogee centering the fairmont hotel. >> traffic will be temporarily blocked market to harrison street. >> and 5th street to second street. another big thing that we want to talk about. it's a talker. the anticipated protests activists protesting environmental abuse poor working conditions and the israel-hamas war are among

those playing to protest today. thousands of protesters >> are expected to be out for the weeklong summits, san francisco police chief bill scott saying that the city is welcoming to protesters, but they will not tolerate any sort of violence or damage to property. reporting live to just as back to you. alright, hoping for a safe and as peaceful as possible of the conference of this upcoming week. thank you, tiffany. >> the driverless car company waymo is adjusting services to comply with apec security losures. a oad spokesperson tells kron 4 that riders will be notified of any disruptions and see restricted travel areas when using the app. we do have more on the app. we do have more on the planned road closures an they could impact your commute. coming up in aut 30 minutes. you can also follow our coverage of the apec conference on our website. kron 4 dot com to scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything that you need to know. leandro. police are

investigating a deadly shooting that happened in the chili's restaurant parking lot. it happened just before 3 saturday afternoon at the bayfair center. police believe a fight may have led up to that shooting. investigators have identified a suspect but have not been able to find that person yet. we will update you once we get more details from police. and police are investigating a shooting that seriously injured a teenager in front of allay high school. investigators say it happened just before 10 o'clock friday night. the victim was standing in front of campus when he was struck by a bullet. he was taken to a hospital but is expected to survive. police say at the time of the shooting, a football game that just wrapped up. the department says they plan to step up police presence and security around campus. the school district releasing a statement saying, quote, our thoughts go out to the victim and to those affected by the event. adding it is an understatement to say we are outraged. our students, our school and our community deserve better. a francisco city commissioner is in jail accused of assault. san

francisco police arrested william palmer. the second on thursday. palmer is accused of sodomy, assault and battery. police say this stems from an alleged assault in august. palmer is a member of the san francisco sheriff's department oversight board in response to the arrest, the president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin cole palmer to resign the supervisor adding he will take the necessary steps to remove palmer from his post. the investigation remains open. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with police. the coma police department is asking for the community's support with identifying 6 people in connection to a retail theft. take a look at your screen here now. police say the suspects stole more than $6,000 worth of merchandise from a business on coleman boulevard. the theft happening earlier this month. investigators say the group was seen driving off in a white lexus and a silver infinity. police are asking anyone with information to please give them a call. in

the north bay. police are searching for suspects connected to a string of saturday morning burglaries. power tools were stolen in all 3 cases. the first happening around 04:50am, on home road in petaluma. police say the burglars drove into a garage door using a white van then just before 5.20, officers say that same van drove to another business on then berg lane. the 3rd incident happening 10 minutes later at a business on lakeville highway. a former raiders player and 5 others are dead after a car crash in houston. it happened early saturday morning when a driver ran a red light and slammed into an suv. the houston chronicle reporting 5 men and one woman died. police say former quarterback dj hayden was one of the victims. the 33 year-old was a first-round draft pick by the oakland raiders in 2013, he played 8 seasons in the nfl. in the north bay for napa county is getting 5 million dollars to launch a rental assistance program to help a growing senior homeless population. the money is expected to benefit 180 to 200 seniors.

local officials say seniors account for more than 10% of the homeless population in napa county officials adding that financial health crises can be the leading causes of homelessness for older adults. the interfaith winter shelter program is back in san francisco. mayor london breed announcing friday that san francisco's faith communities provide additional beds for the unhoused from now until march 24th up to 80 more beds are expected dinner and breakfast included. the mayor's office says the city now provides shelter to almost 16,000 homeless and formerly homeless people every night. in the east bay community members gathered at the uss hornet sea air and space museum in alameda for veterans day on saturday. the event also celebrating the 80th anniversary of the commissioning of the uss hornet and the 25th anniversary of it becoming a museum. it was commissioned in 1943. and served from 1970. it was in all the major battles from 43 on in the pacific.

>> it served during the korean war it served during the vietnam its last missions to missions with the pickup apollo 11 and apollo 12. and we think that's really significant to our community in our museum for the legacy their fathers or grandfathers daughters or sons that served in a >> event featured a wreath laying ceremony in flyover by the memorial squadron. an incredible piece of history right there in the bay. well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, too much alcohol or caffeine could keep you up at night. but a new study suggests that together these 2 liquids could create a surprising effect. these 2 chemicals rather well. plus, with thanksgiving, less than 2 weeks away, just how much that turkey dinner could cost you and the savings to keep an eye on. and after the break, it's looking like a promising harvest season in napa county. what some winemakers say they are expecting for this year's crop.

>> great to processed by fungus before it gets too. that's good stuff. 70 to 1 o'clock by 4. we're at 70 looks like a pretty sweet sunday stormy next week. we'll get into the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> well, harvest season is wrapping up for most wineries in the napa valley kron four's noelle bellow spoke with some winemakers about this year's harvest. >> about what i'm looking for. i want to let but a lot of this is getting crushed. also. >> bountiful, abundant and

delicious. just some of the words being used to describe the 2023 napa valley harvest season. and that's coming from the wine makers themselves should be rather. >> magnificent. hardest run. harris owns paradigm winery in oakville this year marks his 60th harvest his crew found nice full bunches as they pick the final cabernet grapes from the vines last week. we didn't have any heat spike over the summer made sudden surges. so it's a nice. >> even >> long hang time. harris says he was more than happy to have the wet winter this year was 160% of normal. and are we hoping for the same next year? it would be good. >> checked like this. >> winemaker heidi barrett agrees. she says she's impressed with the flavors from the already crushed grapes. i'm really liking the flavors in the tanks. everything's tasting

delicious. i think we're going to really high quality. didn't actually do you? >> have this many perils. this pretty standard for know this is more than i had last year last was a very for a barrel this chardonnay. >> there owns la serena wine and she's not afraid to get her hands after she checks or chardonnay. it's time to crush garage. particular batch is like just a little over almost 3 and a half what she says after a heat wave right in the middle of harvest sped things up in 2022. this year's gentle fall weather reminds her of when she first started winemaking 45 years ago. kind of had a more steady pace of harvest, which kind of a little more old-fashioned images that i remember from when i first started, we had really chantal ripening weather. really cool conditions about warm during the day. cool at night, which is how why our winds are so good in the napa valley. perfectlconditions for pretty

perfect crash. >> in calistoga while fellow prop 4 news was just fascinating watching how really the wine is made. really cool stuff there. well. >> taking a live look now outside at the bay. you can see the city of san francisco, the right hand side of your screen there. it's gearing up for a pack. really a lot of festivities and events already kicking off this weekend. our tiffany justice has been covering that for us throughout the weekend. and just looking like the start of a beautiful day this sunday morning at 9.14, days. yeah, it's good for those grapes to is the one you're talking about. those agents had a good idea that we like to continue onward with. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be pretty nice sunday. >> as we get into next week, however, as we've been talking about pretty rocky, we're trying to pin down some details here for you. give you some broad strokes today as we get a little closer day. but of course, we'll let you know what's going on bit by bit. let's walk through some of that right now, though. here's the east bay shoreline shot. you can see in the blue skies, blue bay will get some high cloudiness later today. temperatures not bad. we a lot of movement already through

the 50's. we go. 57 san carlos, 59 san francisco already. we're not seeing the scattered clouds were kind of concerned about a little bit. maybe some high cloudiness storm tracker, 4 shows what we're talking about. that's all up towards the north. but the big players going to be this low. so it's cold core here. this is mild. so it's going to be and are down off the coast and kind of just hang out there without much steering help. so we have all this moisture to provide the rain in the cold, provide the instability upstairs, particularly once we get the movement of the air masses. that's when it gets close to us. that's by wednesday might start to run into some issues of thunder showers. course, some heavy rain and some winds to look out for right now. there's nothing in the package in terms of advisories or anything like that yet they're waiting and that may be popping day by day. we'll see a future cast for for today. your honor. love it. lots of sunshine. maybe some scattered clouds as we get to overnight monday morning. this was on the first day as we're watching com for your commute com going back home. the skies may not be perfect, but

there's that little cluster showers overnight. thank you. tuesday morning 6.45? it's still out to sea. so early morning commuters on tuesday looks like you're okay. it does. it pass into the late morning early afternoon hours and we take a break. our winds little bit offshore for now as i was mentioning, but they will come come on shore the very around a little bit. but there is a pop of winds along the coast towards the west. you will notice as we get to monday afternoon evening, particularly into tuesday. so that obviously is going to have that stormy feel offshore winds, even though this isn't really offshore wind event will just get it because that low was so close. so today, high clouds, nice summer temps and all that monday is the variable clouds cool. tuesday is the first day things happen. we've got an early rain passage here and that's rain not just scattered showers. it will be a good rain there. if you're caught up in year will be involved and they'll have a break. then it to wednesday and thursday. want to really watch because that may bring some thunder shower. actions will call that stormy and windy the weekend

variable clouds, but some of the models are even saying some of this rain may be lingering as well. so there's kind of a disagreement on that. 68 for san francisco, 70 for oakland, 77 for san jose in the big picture map, we see some lower to even some middle 70's going on. get more of that in the 4 zone forecast. so, stephanie, again, the timing of all of this pretty much we've been talking about. but it looks like, you know, tuesday morning will be that it. but wednesday is the really soaker day. yeah, the rain going on. we gotta thunderstorm activity developing with cold air aloft. so my drives that stormy feel and thursday still lingering. guess that stick around for the weekend of restoring saturday. it's like, you know, is this the west what's going on here? you're right. it's a welcome to the bay it for a it that thanks so much, alright. >> in the east bay this week, the oakland city council gave an update on a 2.5 million dollar upgrade. plan for the city's 9-1-1. response system. they say the money will go towards providing updated

technology, hiring more dispatchers and improving staffing levels. back in september, officials announced the money was coming from events, revenue at the coliseum and will be distributed over the next 2 years. well, this comes as lawmakers across the nation are pushing to reclassify 9-1-1, operators as first responders, our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john explains. >> california democratic congresswoman norma torres. so she still vividly remembers speaking with a child during her days as a 9-1-1, operator. the only thing that i could hear. something really loud. >> screams, horrific screams. >> followed by 5 shots. torres says she only got the call because department did not have enough bilingual dispatchers. i was still in training. i should not have been answering those calls. and then what is the address of your emergency days is one of the many reasons why torres and pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick introduce their bill to

classify 9-1-1, operators as first responders instead of clerical workers. there's legal protections are not available for them because of that classification. those grants and funding that they can that cannot flow to them because of that designation. fitzpatrick and torres hope those added protection resources will help keep more of the 9-1-1. operators currently facing burnout on the job numbers are going down. >> as a citizen, the things you want when you call 9-1-1, you want pick up on the first number one she wants them to get speak your language and over 3. you want them to be trained to deal with your specific situation. fitzpatrick says the bill would also allow for improved training, having a workforce. that's strong enough numerically is very important. we can right this wrong by passing the 9-1-1 say socked reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. well, your health, a new study out of uc berkeley finds that combining alcohol and caffeine. >> could lead to a better

night's sleep news nation's xavier walton has the details. >> those response effects of brilliant minds of the university of washington and uc berkeley believe they may have cracked the code to help get a better night's sleep. the combination might surprise you. >> i love seeing caffeine and alcohol having both caffeine and alcohol on the same night and a media getting effect. >> on each other's negative effect on c. >> their research revealed on average caffeine reduce sleep by 10 minutes per cup consumed the previous day. same thing for alcohol consumption. those drink alcohol the day before reported a 4% decline per drink in their sleep quality. but that wasn't the case when the 2 were combined during the day that night. unlike what we we have predicted ended up being positive. doctor jill wagner says that's just basic massive, a counter active other historically kept beating out all that negative impacts on someone's sleep. this research could be a game-changer. this is the first note study to combine real world effects of alcohol

and caffeine on nightly sleep quality and quantity independently. >> this and it looks like that that was what they found. that as well as that independently they disrupted sleep. the cabbie out for this study was that they studied them together, which never happened before. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us this morning. experts warn that that study is not meant to suggest drinking lots of caffeine and alcohol, but that you should do so in moderation. all right. with the holiday shopping season is upon us. and a new study shows that more than half of americans still prefer to get physical greeting cards instead of digital ones. the responses included millennials and gen z 55% preferring greetings with personalized messages instead of generic notes or anything generated by ai the survey also showing holiday shopping can be stressful. the average millennial spending 27 minutes

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. the apec summit is in full swing in san francisco and it could have a major impact on your workday commute. and thanksgiving is right around the corner. the grocery deals to keep an eye out for as you shop. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment for you. but first, let's get you started this sunday at 09:30am, with a check of the weather with mister dave heyday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody know we're talk about the storm next week. it

was just thinking like security guards all next week. it's not going fund job outside and all of this looks pretty sloppy. and next weekend for today, though, improvement from yesterday. we talked about some scattered clouds. well, now we're going to call kind of high clouds and mostly sunny on that in temperatures. pretty much going near we had from yesterday, beauty shot of the east bay shoreline. very nice there again to some painted by some high cloudiness, but a nice sunrise. and we'll probably do that again with a nice sunset with kind of imagery. flags back its offshore wind mode. and even when the storm is here, we were probably see a lot of that going on just because the proximity of this low in trying to second guess where this thing is going to be. it's a little puzzling because it's of the models are jumping all over the place here. but the game plan is pretty much we've been talking about that nail down the timing issues. all right. here's what storm tracker 4 want to show you this. the high cloudiness that's up in the north, mostly. and you can see a kind of clearing out a little bit in the last couple of frames. we zoom out us where the low is way up there in the gulf of alaska. give it some time to get its act together. dipping

towa ds the south. but that cold core aloft as whitney drive potentially some thunder showers on wednesday and thursday when it gets a little closer here. was being fed by some very mild air temperature check for a lot of upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline, antioch at 56. a 61 for nevada was we stand at 60. meanwhile for san francisco, also a mild 61 for half moon bay. so coming up a little bit here, we're going to go and walk you through what we're looking at in terms of the forecast your sunday is great. and when we think of the rain will hit and how that comes together, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco and security measures in and around the city. >> are expected to get even tighter in the coming days. kron four's tiffany justice is live for us now at the moscone center with the latest. tiffany, how is it looking out you mentioned officer presence several hours ago. yeah, law enforcement is out in full force posted up surrounding the muskogee center and the

surrounding areas. even seen some carrying their riot gear. >> today is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big tape because that's when everything got started. but world leaders and dignitaries from all over are here in san francisco with president biden and chinese leader xi jingping expected to on wednesday. saturday was a big day with opening remarks from senior officials meeting chair nora todd during the opening remarks, todd pointed out. >> the city's connection to asian culture with the u.s. or china town in a large portion of the population with asian or pacific islander routes as well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders and the city of san francisco was a natural one. the city is synonymous with connectivity. it has long been recognized as a gateway to the asia pacific. if there ever was an american city that personified a pack. this is the place. >> now city leaders have been preparing for the summit by

has some security, adding barricades and checkpoints pedestrians and cars, areas that will be impacted. the most will be in and around the muskogee center. >> and the fairmont hotel traffic will be temporarily blocked off from market to harrison street and 5th street to second street. we also want to talk about this big talker, the anticipated protests, activists protesting environmental abuse, poor working conditions and the israeli hamas war are among those planning to protest today. thousands of protesters are expected throughout this week. long cement. we do know that francisco police chief bill scott already saying the city is welcoming to protesters but they will not tolerate. >> any sort of violence or destruction of property will stay on top of the summit for you guys reporting live to be just as stephanie. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for staying on top of that story for us. and we can again, of course, see that active officer presence around moscone center. >> i will be a texan summit will cause several major road closures in the coming days. as tiffany just mentioned,

there, four's traffic anchor reyna harvey breaks it all down for us. >> let's take a look with the bay bridge will start there. first on 80 eastbound lane. number one, westbound lane. number 5. >> they're going to be closed for 4 days starting november 14th to the 17th. that's the right. most lane of 80 westbound and the left most late of 80 eastbound. now interstate highway 80, the 4th street off-ramp and the eastbound 80 and the 5th street off-ramp on westbound 80. that's going to be closed starting november. 15th until november 17th westbound drivers are advised to use the ramps at fremont or 8 street and those ramps will be closed. so utilize those over to the golden gate bridge. so the vista point off ramp from northbound 101, which is the very first exit off of that bridge on the marine side. now, that's going to be closed from november 14th to the 18th during that time, there's going to be no access to data.

bowers vista point, some of the areas impacted our streets and freeway on-ramps right around the muskogee center. that's going to be close from november 14th to the 19th, not hill and the embarcadero. now the security zone around muskogee senate will be extended for market street for harrison street and second street to 5th street cars are going to have to be route around the area using a variety of local streets. now, i'm not hill. that secure area will be bound by clay pine stockton and taylor streets as well as one-block stretch of powell street right between washington and clay streets. traffic detours are going to be primarily using those bounded streets that we just talked about. now, the embarcadero that's going to be close right between battery street and broadway. just give yourself a little extra time. maybe consider even using some alternate routes or even public transportation. i'll send it back to you. all right. a very helpful information there. the parking restrictions are also

tightening during the apec summit. san mateo, san francisco, mta urging residents to sign up for text before tow. >> which sends a message when your car is about to be towed the tax or sent when a parking control officer finds a car in violation of the 72 hour parking restriction or if that car is abandoned, you can also follow our coverage of a pick on our website. kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to a page with everything that you need to know including street closures and the list of planned events. cal fire is preparing for a prescribed burn in sonoma county tomorrow. it will be at the sonoma land trust lawson berg ranch preserve from 09:00am to 05:00pm. community members are asked not to call 9-1-1 if they see smoke in the area tomorrow. for your help this morning, those is the hottest weight loss treatment out there, but it can be expensive and hard to find. and now they're even fakes on the market with potentially deadly consequences. news nation's

kelsey kernstine has the details. >> these are images released by the maker of the drug company, novo nordisk showing authentic ozempic pence and packaging on the left and the counterfeit ones on the right. they released the images after the manufacturer learned about reports that fake ozempic had ended up on the shelves of an unnamed american pharmacy. you need to know what the medicine looks like. doctor jill wagner says spotting the fake ozempic is the first line of defense. and if that packaging does not look >> authentic, it is a problem and you shouldn't do. owes him pick was originally designed to help people with diabetes. what makes a fake so dangerous says doctor wagner is that the main ingredient contains a drug semaglutide while the fakes may include insulin. insulin. if you're somebody who doesn't need it. >> can kill you. >> so you literally can drop your blood sugar. so low that you have seizures. are you going to, you know, a coma?

our can you know, permanently injured die. the fda is aware of the fake products saying it vigilantly monitor the internet for fraudulent or unapproved products. >> and has issued warning letters to stop the distribution of illegally marketed semaglutide doctor wagoner also says common sense needs to play a role if it is a medication and it is retailing for $1200 a month and you getting it from someplace in the box. >> which is supposed to be the same medication and you're getting for, you know, less a 10th of something ought to go off kind of alarms out of go off. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us today and for your money this morning. we're now less than 2 weeks from thanksgiving. before you plan out your family feast, crump was michael thomas gives us a closer look at exactly how much it could cost you at the checkout line this year. >> there's not to be a ton of sales this year for thanksgiving dinner. but

experts say if you do want to save your and have to shop early and you need to know where the sales are in your area. >> it's all about saving of the checkouts and with thanksgiving 2 weeks away, what we want to know, the cost of a traditional thanksgiving dinner. experts say food inflation is slowing to 2.4% from last year. but economists like justin rats, as sort of man on the street total evidence is people. >> don't seem to be feeling research shows him is up 5.2 per cent. regular potatoes are up by 14%. canned. cranberries are up by almost 60%. canned pumpkins up by 30% and sweet potatoes up by 4%. but the good news will that turkey is down 9%. the cost of your thanksgiving dinner. well, depends on consumers tastes of where they prefer to get their turkey from. the farm bureau says last year, thanksgiving dinner costs around $64 in 5 sets. that included turkey stuffing potatoes with gravy, cranberries, green beans, corn sweet potatoes. dinner rolls. pumpkin pie with whipped

cream. >> and a jug of milk. but i added in a ham. so we've got all the items at the farm bureau says on most thanksgiving tables. now we're going head to the register to see what the total cost is for thanksgiving of 2023 total wise than anyone on $91.50 with safely coupons. and if you take out that $32 him up around 60 bucks similar to last year's price was and cheaper than what some say. they pay only spend on thanksgiving dinner every year. >> maybe $200 tips for saving shop early use coupons and whatever deals in stores may be offering like premade, to-go dinners for smaller families because experts say >> those options may be cheaper. well, despite the cost being almost $100, remember, thanksgiving is all about spending time with family and making memories in the south michael thomas from >> course, don't forget the dividends of those leftovers over the days to come. a look at the breakdown for today, 70 to 1 o'clock and forward to about 70 some high cloudiness this afternoon. also coming

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>> taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. looking like a morning. looking like a beautiful start to your sunday expecting some rain in the forecast later this week. hyundai. >> this is true. good morning. stephanie cup warning everybody that the beautiful picture and so it's half moon bay as well. these are going to be a different types of imagery. we're going to see all next week on sees though, yes, folks enjoy because we won't have too much of that next week. tahoe actually

eventful considering all that we're talking about. it take a while to get up there wednesday might see some showers try to cook in here. yes, showers because this air is relatively mild now that's going to spend through fairly quickly. but i want you just take a look at just the generalities. what i'm driving home, working for the conversation here that usually shows us some snow. and so forth. so we know we're getting moisture from the pacific. go forward for the week. here we have. that moisture gets up there little quick little jolt. you can see with all of this. but remember the moisture? it's tapping into his fairly mild. so not great for snowmaking, although aloft it is chilly. so that's going future cast for today. looking marvelous here may be better than we're bargaining for a little bit. we go out to monday. scattered clouds continue. start your day tomorrow overnight, we'll see some scattered clouds as well. but tomorrow morning, there you have it. not much goes on over my head. there's things were waiting overnight monday to tuesday. little shower then earnest by tuesday morning. here you have. it starts to develop up here in the north bay, say 15 or so 8, 9 o'clock

hour filtering out beyond that point. here's the long-range forecast and there are disagreements on the models and timing and all of this. but here's a general way idea. tuesday, we get that hit little break. wednesday is probably the worst day heaviest rain will have for the 24 hour time period of the day. there's your wednesday morning and night. it continues through thursday friday, the exit of the slow up in the air. some models keep it out here until as late as sunday, which means this may still impact u.s. next weekend, potentially even there's some impact looks like into saturday morning. so again, day by day, we'll see what happens as of now. no statements, by the way, many wins or anything like that yet. that may change, though, because we do see some winds building with us. forecast as well. 4 zone forecast. 68 san francisco keeping it in the 60's along the coast. these numbers pretty much are close to what we saw from yesterday, 70 to foster city. 74 for palo alto, mid 70's going on down south here. upper 70's. you head further away. lower 70's for the east bay shoreline, tri valley. back up there to

the middle 70's there. 73 least walnut creek. 72 concord, 67 berkeley. les, what 65 71 fairfield. 69 napa 72 for santa rosa. this is what you can expect. again, some showers working tuesday. the mother lode wednesday and thursday again, watching out for some thunder showers. and we think will start clearing out into next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. november is national veterans and military families month and half of our u.s. veterans report feeling like they don't belong in society after leaving military service. our health expert karen owoc is here to provide some insight into this issue and how we can work to honor and support veterans who are struggling today. karen, thank you so much for joining us this morning and for talking about something so important. >> it's it's very important. and it's it's very sad that our veterans, they they really miss that camaraderie that they had in the military. when you're talking about half the o

suffering from loneliness. they they miss the camaraderie. they missed the the physical identity, their tents of purpose gets lost when they leave the military. yes, and i do want to can text realize all of this by saying that you work a lot with veterans at the local va. >> and your family. you have family members who also served as well. yes, yes, as you have a very personal understanding of right. i work in cardiology. so. a lot of our our veterans suffer from these diseases. and it's it's it's just sad and real thing are there other health issues that are also associated and tied with loneliness that can emerge and in our veterans? one of the causes of this the loneliness is that first. >> the >> the older they are the more likely they are to be lonely. so so that and it's really sad that they come out. they're so

used to being in this family. they have their brothers and sisters. they eat sleep, work alongside with him at all is said and they go back to civilian life. if they don't have the family, they feel very lose that sense of belonging. and even if they do have a family, go home they still have that sense of loneliness. interesting. so it's the routine that they miss. perhaps it sounds like it's yes, it's that it's that. >> unit working together and being together in. >> and serving together. >> and so what are some ways that we can help our veterans cope with loneliness? well, one of the ways is to talk to them. >> reaching out to a you know, a veteran that's suffering from loneliness. what they do is so they them or their the lonely or they are the more they withdraw. and that's because of the stigma. maybe

are they? they fear, you know, being yeah. >> outed being weak, so one way is to talk to a veteran a lot of times. people ask me, well, what should we say? >> and and just asked them open up the conversation where did they serve what they do? did they serve? but was there when they enter the military? they all have some type of job patient and then ask them what they did and they will open up and most likely tell you some and that's that's a way of reaching out. and for them, too, open up your building. a bridge in showing that, hey, i i'm taking some interest in you like shares worry with also you mention it's important, too. >> show your support for veterans and different ways. so like hanging your flag, hanging the flag. it's very meaningful to a veteran when a fellow american shows love for the country that they served

know and it doesn't have to be just one day out of the year 2 days the year. it could be all year long. >> also share a meal. a lot of our veterans are alone. they live alone and they die alone. and it's very sad. so sharing a meal. i'm taking them a meal. that's one way to show your love and appreciation and even buying them the meal. and then we have a couple places that actually are still offering specials for veterans. and one is the golden corral. they're offering a free meal and drink tomorrow from 5 o'clock to closing a that is their military appreciation night. also, mccormick and schmidt, they're offering half-price on select on trees 2 on monday. very good. okay. i'm sunday to a very good and mccormick and schmick's that's in ghirardelli square by san francisco and golden corral is also was based. there are

several in the bay area. here to conquer to sacramento and very good. so all the restaurants. >> with chain itself is going to be offering a military appreciation night. yes, monday, november from 05:00pm to closing during want to make sure we get that information out. and we have just about a minute left here. you know, could you talk bit about some of the other health and physiological factors are rather psycho social factors associated with loneliness. well, definitely the depression and ptsd. >> vietnam, most of my patients are vietnam combat veterans they are served in the persian gulf as well. and they are still suffering from ptsd is very traumatic. but the service as well as their and welcome home. and that's that still has an effect so that the depression and and the ptsd are major factors in

contributing to the sense welcome. but you know what really like to stay. it's at. when, when a person in list when men and women enlist, they know that there's a possibility they may not come home. so the best way, the ultimate way to say thank you is to be someone worth dying for. make you so much to care. walker health expert for sharing. >> that powerful message with us this morning. we appreciate it. welcome. thank you. we'll it. welcome. thank you. we'll be right back. (♪♪)

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have a lot of fresh fish. >> i recovering what a place to recover but yeah, so but not going to be necessarily sweet for those folks either. now, what we're watching here in the home front as the storm now, while the timing is going vary a little bit on this and we'll get more into the winds, we get a little closer. i just checked now and we don't have any wind statements yet. but that may pop later. but time we look at is taking longer and longer to get its act together. so here's what the takeaway is. you got the graphic there, but we're going to say wednesday is the wettest most active day on balance 2024 hour time period. thursday, we're starting in some thunderstorm activity because of the cold air aloft lingering through friday and may even linger tend to be into saturday amounts role of a lot again. but an inch plus is definitely good to go with here. heavier amounts of the coast. heavier amounts in higher elevations. alright, have the umbrellas ready. everybody. >> ok, that's it for us here at the weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. that's dave spahr in from all of us here from 4. have a safe, wonderful and happy day. take good care.

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