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today, 2 bay area communities are taking steps to get more guns off the streets. >> 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. morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday december the 9th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning. >> situation here in terms of the cold weather, it is not your imagination is the real deal. we've got a freeze warning going on for a lot of the valleys up in the north bay. i know you've heard about this the last couple of days. this was not only this morning till 10:00am. this is going to be extended until tomorrow morning. should mention that this is really the north bay valleys will not seeing anything in the east bay yet. and some of the temperatures held very nicely overnight into friday morning in this morning. we're also looking at tri valley. lot of for lower 40's going on here. so it's at least holding its own little chilly around concord. a 35

year 30's up in the north bay for the most part. 41 47 for san francisco. quick comparison to your friday morning. little chillier up their run nap and much the same for the east bay. a little more even scoring 4 degrees above it will get more mild down around the south of the peninsula. windsor, uneventful for today. for the most part, we're going to stay in the dry sector of things that less sunshine. 52 11 o'clock, maybe some high cloudiness because we are being spilled over with some high clouds bet. 02:00am 02:00pm rather about 56 or so. so temperatures will be the winter chill is with this forecast as well. now it looks like it'll be pretty good into next week. more like this. but it looks like next weekend, by the way, way upstream could be some showers coming our way. more in your entire forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> brooklyn police are searching for this man wanted in connection to a double stabbing. police say the 70's have been 6.30 friday night in the area of el camino reality

oak ridge. police say the suspect as 23 year-old byron de culls. he was last seen wearing a brown or red hoodie, black pants, a black hat carrying a black backpack. police believe he may still have a knife on him. they say if you see him do not approach him, call 9-1-1. instead. san jose police are investigating san jose's. 26 pedestrian death of the year. friday evening. a driver crashed into a man walking on almaden expressway in camden avenue. no word if the man was using a crosswalk at the time. police have not said what caused that crash. and developing news we're following this morning out of pleasant hill. a new shelter in place order is in effect for the same neighborhood forced to go under lockdown thursday night. police say the 2 incidents are tied to a man accused of shooting at his wife thursday night. profit. n effect. and

you can also see that roads still remain blocked off several of the main roads in this area are blocked off here in pleasant hill. we're at a moment to boulevard and buskirk avenue. now police are back out here at the home of the man they say shot his wife thursday. she was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries for the 3rd day in a row. police have here. this all started thursday night around 07:00pm when police responded to the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with minor injuries. she told police that her husband have locked out of the house and when she tried to enter the home through a side door, she says her husband shot her through the door with a shotgun. now yesterday morning police were out here later lifting that shelter in place. but later that evening, they reinstated that shelter in place and have spent hours trying to make contact with that man who was locked himself inside of that house. police say the central county swat team and crisis negotiators are here attempted to speak with him overnight,

trying to their police say he fired numerous shots from inside of the there is armored vehicle police vehicle right outside of the house no injuries have artist that going back to you. >> thank you for your live report. now. the palo alto, a $150,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of 2 robbers who attacked a mail cthat happened wednesday around 2 in the afternoon on the street near alma village circle. police say the fees demanded the carriers postal keys when she did not comply. the pair punched her, leaving her with a chipped tooth swelling in her face and an injured wrist. the pair then took her postal keys and phone anyone who may have witnessed this robbery is asked to call palo alto police. a driver was robbed at gunpoint in berkeley. police say it happened around 12 30 friday afternoon near arlington avenue in san luis road. officers say the robber then drove off with the amazon

van leaving it on the 1000 oaks boulevard. there's san fernando avenue. police say many packages were stolen. no arrest made mission street vendors continue to protest a temporary ban. they say threatens their livelihood. dozens of them rallying friday. as you can see there, asking the city to let them continue to work at 24th and mission streets. one vendor telling from 4 he couldn't rent this month because of the ban. others say the ban has forced them to move to chinatown where there are fewer customers. >> and we are beloved to the saber. we are now belongs to chinatown. is the latino district and we are below that issue. >> the vendors who have legal permits to work say they don't want to hand out that just want to work in the mission district the san francisco

department of public works, however, they say that their workers have been assaulted and threatened by people who are illegally selling stolen goods on the streets. well, within a matter of minutes, burglars empty out a small business in the east bay. looks like that video is sped up so you could see what happened here at a faster speed. but that as you can see is on your screen right there. now, the owners of the shoe store in union city say they've been burglarized yet again. this is not the first time they've experienced this kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> within a span of 24 hours, a group of suspects broke into so scrubs in union city 3 times owner kyle dowdy says the first happened early sunday morning. first, especially >> than those without bars here and also next security gate, that so they they left and then they care for a second time. that's when they came. but this would know they

came back with a chainsaw or whatever the cut down the bars they they push them in and they all dropped on the ground here. after that, it is jump right through. it out. surveillance video shows the suspects taking everything they could to score initially filled with shoes and clothing eventually emptied, identical, it's not it's not only does in the shaab this being my other friends >> were all young entrepreneurs are trying to do our best for our community. gowdy says police were on scene when the suspects returned to time. >> and the surveillance video shows patrol cars chasing after them. terminated the pursuit for safety reasons. services break-in we've been closed of at this time. we're not sure we're going to go back opening and gowdy believes the loss and merchandise and damages exceeds $50,000. his mother just celebrated the grand opening of her sandwich and coffee shop next door called

the union city. you're hoping combat is going wreck the same time. what as you guys know, that's not possible anymore. the police department says it is actively investigating the burglaries in union city. >> strong >> happening today. the san mateo county sheriff's office holds a gun buyback event. it's 400 harbor boulevard. belmont runs from 10:00am to 02:00pm. all guns will be excepted. no questions asked in exchange for cash from $50 up to $200. you're asked to arrive with your guns unloaded in the trunk of your car. so far, guns have been collected to date. the san francisco fire department also holding a gun buyback event today. this one in partnership with united playas that event runs from 08:00am to noon at 10. 38 howard street. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. former san jose mayor sam liccardo.

>> officially filing his nomination paperwork friday, as you can see there to run for congress. he's hoping to succeed. representative anna who announced her retirement just last month. the cargo says that he is confident that his experience leading a city of many, many people means he's ready for the job. and tells kron 4 with his experience, he can raise the capital and he plans on running on a campaign of a diverse ideas. his role in congress will help and tackling some of the issues at the south bay is dealing with isis. i'm excited to talk about the issues that >> our residents care about the most homelessness crime and the rising cost of living. and really identify the solutions we need. to ensure that congress is doing more. >> political experts say candidates to have to raise quite a bit of money to be successful in this race. we will be watching that closely. and state assemblymember. evan low also is running for that position. and as you see it, he filed his paperwork on

monday, low as 40 years old and previously served as campbell's councilmember and also a mayor for the city of campbell, santa clara county supervisor, joe smitty and also running to fill the seat. he's represented parts of the northern part of the county, including mountain view, palo alto in cupertino since 2012. before that he spent 8 years as a state senator, a lot council member, julie with campaigns also throwing her hat in the ring. she's a progressive candidate and she notes as she brings a different because she is black and. she says. and finally, silicon valley billionaire reishi kumar. he's a software tech executive who previously challenged a shoe in the november 2022. election, securing 42% of the votes will see how he fares this time around. coming up on the phone for morning news, thieves smashed through the window of a bay area cvs store and try to steal an atm machine. inside. >> plus, new efforts by the biden administration to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and a new law set to

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only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means your priorities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. >> the start of commercial dungeness crab season is delayed again now until december. 21st to protect humpback whales. state regulators say he's been on high number of migrating whales spotted off the california coast in recent weeks and they want to protect those animals from getting entangled in crab fishing gear. plus, recently, a sea turtle was discovered caught up in that fishing gear. so that's they're delaying. that's a fishing season. that crab fishing season. all right. let's take a live look now at mount tam. well, from

our mount tam camera, you can see of san francisco looking beautiful out there at 7.14 this morning and also quite chilly today. >> this is water color set as well. besides just the colors that you see there, the east bay shoreline is lit up with those oranges as well as the sun joins us this morning. quite chilly. it is. and it's going to stay that way. it looks like for the next couple of mornings. check it out. we have 30's up to the north bay, as you will notice off to the east bay there your 40's. 35 for concord, 40 down there to san jose. so will be sprayed with some high cloudiness going on for today. it looks like it will be coming our way tomorrow. in other words, we don't see a lot in the way of the really some cloud cover developing until we get later in this forecast. so again, being sprayed, as you can see, as with a high-pressure member last weekend, little too far south to help us out this go around. so further north. so that's going to help us out to keep our skies clear. not doing too much for the temperatures. the however,

here's what it looks like on future cast for not much to happen over the next about 48 hours or so. get into sunday here. again, couple stray clouds to kind of throw around here just a little bit here. so for the most part, you can expect a pretty decent weekend. it's going to be different story, however, next weekend to give a quick heads up there. and again, nice picturesque on the distance there. cool 30 ish inland for the morning lows. mostly sunny, 60 ish in the afternoons next week. a coast and bay clouds mostly sunny in london in the 60's in for next weekend. this is what we're talking about. this is we're gonna see some excitement. you might get a little break in the early morning saturday, but it looks to be hitting pretty much saturday onward to sunday, maybe even lingering little in a monday, 60 san francisco. 61 open. 64 san jose. and as you can see here for high temperatures today, we have a little lower 60's. and 57 off to antioch. we'll get more into this in the 4 zone forecast a stephanie. all right, dave, thank >> 2 months into the israel-hamas war and international efforts for another cease-fire are falling

short. the united nations security council met earlier today. the un secretary general saying the delivery of humanitarian aid to the area is becoming nearly impossible and people there are suffering. the un failed to pass a vote that would formally call for a cease-fire with united states. the only member nation to vote against the resolution. >> that is a higher of the total collapse of the humanitarian support system. 2000, which would have devastating consequences. >> well, the u.s. does not support a cease-fire has warned israel it must do more to limit civilian casualties. the hamas-run health ministry is putting the death toll more than 16,000 since the war began. secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s. expects major fighting to be over by early january. closer to home a coffee shop in oakland is apologizing after a viral video showed workers denying customer access to the

bathroom that had anti-semitic graffiti written inside workers at farley's east, which is at 33 grand avenue. they were apparently captured on video standing in between a customer in the bathroom door, the customer apparently had already gone into the restroom. she wanted to re-enter to document the offensive graffiti according to her. that's when workers refused her entry and asked her to leave as she was finally allowed inside and then posted videos of the graffiti on x which gained more than 7 million views. now wednesday, farley's east apologize of facebook. they said, quote, we do not support hate speech. this does not reflect our values. we apologize for the error and the distress caused to the customer and have taken corrective measures with our staff, remove the offensive graffiti. 4 has reached out to the business and will update you your back. francisco police say a group of burglars used a car to smash open a cvs and steal an atm kron. four's gayle ong has the details.

>> overnight, some people came through with possibly 2 cars and busted through front of the cbs here. >> and drag the atm. and this is the aftermath. shoppers showing up to this cvs on 32nd avenue near clements street in the city's richmond district. stopping by to a closed store friday. san francisco police say the call came in just before 03:00am for a reported burglary. witnesses told officers at least 5 unknown suspects broke into the store using a vehicle through the front door, then stole an atm machine. the suspects then got into a getaway car and fled the scene. it's frustrating. it's very frustrating. >> we've got to do a better job of. having consequences for actions that people take. this is the case for automated license plate readers are john phil. how are lives in the neighborhood? and he's running for city supervisor. she is referring to mayor london breed's legislation to install 400 new automated license plate readers. automated

license plate readers will allow police 2. find the perpetrators of the criminals who committed this crime. what it does is it's a network of cameras that will allow police to do their job. in a statement to kron 4 city supervisor connie chan who covers this district acknowledged the recent crime in the neighborhood. a statement reads in part, quote, last wednesday, i presided over a hearing at the budget and finance committee and approved the san francisco police department's request to accept a 50 million dollar state grant to tackle retail theft as a result, the police department will be receiving 400 automated license plate readers to help investigate and prevent crimes. citywide. meantime, the store remained closed for much of the day as crews cleaned up the mess. sad. it's just sad to hear about stuff like that happening. scary. i'm just glad no one was hurt. >> everyone is okay. >> things can be replaced. >> and that was kron four's. gayle ong reporting for us. in a statement to kron 4, cbs says they're cooperating with

local police. well, your money as a new plan by the white house to try and lower the price of prescription drugs. four's catherine heenan explains. >> it's a fancy title call marchan right? >> the health and human services secretary says this proposal would allow the federal government to open the door to cheaper generic drugs. if the major drug companies refuse to lower prices when taxpayers help fund the invention of a particular medicine, therefore, it's available on the market because taxpayers help make available. then we have the right >> to go in march and say, wait this is incorrect. >> the possible scenario, the government taking away a license for a drug and giving it to a company that makes it cheaper. generic version. the room must undergo a 60 day review before the government can do anything. and some consumer advocates want even stronger measures potentially like a very broad check on

pharmaceutical monopoly. power and price abuse. >> the actual guidance that the administration has issued indicates that it would only be used in circumstances. >> the pharmaceutical industry not surprisingly, is pushing back on this, arguing it could stifle the development of new drugs. as for whether the government would actually march in an up and a drug license that remains to be seen. some experts believe just the threat of that could likely lead to lower prices. >> that was our katherine hidden reporting for us and for your health. the cdc is warning of the more infectious m-pox virus strain found in the democratic republic of the congo. the strain has not been detected in the u.s. but the cdc says people who recently traveled there should seek medical care if they get a new unexplained skin rash and fox is mostly spread by skin to skin contact and then m-pox vaccine is available. but the cdc says the vaccination rate

remains low. just one in 4 people who are eligible for that backs have received both doses. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another conference coming to the bay area. it could bring thousands of people to san francisco. we explain.

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>> next year the national black nurses association hosted six-day conference san francisco. that event expected to draw more than 1200 nurses and nursing students and more

than 100 exhibitors. the conference was originally set to take place in florida. but according to the association, they decided to change the venue because of the current political and social climate in that state. the association citing the naacp travel ban and the recent killing of 3 black people in jacksonville. >> the conference is now scheduled for july in san francisco. happening today, the san francisco animal care and control is holding a low-cost rabies vaccination clinic. this is at the city-run bryant street clinic offers rabies vaccination and eap a vaccination at $10 each or 15 for both. the event runs from 10:00am to 01:00pm line. cut off is at 12:30pm. there is a limit of 3 dogs per customer first come first serve for san francisco residents only. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. first water 5 causing major problems for residents of an east bay apartment complex. >> ney say they want the apartment managers to do more to hand a programming

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>> now on kron 4, a shelter-in-place order issued for the second time in a pleasant hill neighborhood.

why the community is under lock down once again. and another problem with an east bay refinery this time causing a bad smell allegedly did drift over parts of contra costa county. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks for joining us today. let's start you off half hour with a look at your chilly forecast out there. a date. >> good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at a cold start to the day. when do the same thing again for tomorrow. a look at that up to the north bay. this is words. hang in there. a freeze warning hanging until 10 this morning. where do the same thing again for tomorrow as well? it's not so much of the east bay and we haven't seen that pop for today, maybe tomorrow, but still it looks like it's pretty much in the north bay that this is hanging were at least seen temperatures least into around the 40 degree range or maybe just glancing at the upper 30's with all of that being sprayed by some high cloudiness. that's what you can expect today. maybe a little thicker and spots tomorrow. not much the way of

surface winds. so that does allow a lot of cooling at the clear skies. and not much the way of winds dry air, all the recipe, let temperatures tumble. it's basically as far as the dew points will allow you. here's a look at what we've got going on right now to some come oranges off towards the distance. we haven't let up yet the east bay shoreline. give it some time. temperatures for you right now. 34 santa rosa also for an 42 for any off 40. meanwhile, for liveomore, this mentioning earlier, a lot of the east bay numbers at least holding into the lower 40's, although a cold 35 or conquered. 44 san jose, there's a contrast. a little warmer to the south. a little cooler around the quirkiness straight and up to the north bay break down. today's pretty simple, sunny to mostly sunny will be sprayed by some of those high clouds. temperatures somewhat reduced. we'll see in the upper 50's and some lower 60's much. the same is expected for tomorrow and the week is relatively uneventful. but next weekend things look to be a change we'll take a look all the way up there. we come back later 70. all right, dave, thank you.

>> developing news we're following this morning out of pleasant hill. a new shelter in place order is in effect for the same neighborhood forced to go under lockdown thursday night. police say the 2 incidents are tied to a man accused of shooting at his wife thursday night. kron >> i- speaking with some residents who had to sleep in their car overnight. there is a lot going on this morning. the shelter-in-place still is in effect and we do know that many, many of the roads are blocked you can see the road behind is blocked off some of the main roads here in pleasant hill are impacted by this shelter in place. we are at men to boulevard and buskirk avenue. police are back out here at the home of the man they say shot his wife thursday. she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. now for the 3rd day in a row, police have been out here. this all started thursday night around 07:00pm when

police responded to the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with minor injuries. she told police that her husband had locked her out of the house and when she tried to the home through a slide sliding door, she says her husband shot her through the door with a shotgun. now yesterday morning police were here later lifting the shelter-in-place. but then later that evening, reinstating that shelter in place and have spent hours trying to make contact with that man who has locked himself inside of that house residents have been spending the night in their cars, not able to get into their neighborhood. >> and there's only one way into a cause and way out. so, you know, there's no other way of getting in the well when i tried to get back home 5 o'clock. >> they couldn't get in. >> now police say the central county swat team and crisis negotiators are here. they attempted to speak with the man overnight trying to get him to surrender. police say

that he has fired numerous shots from inside of the home and armored to stay out right h bring you any further information. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, >> residents at an apartment complex in concord are raising concerns over ongoing water issues. they say they've been without running water for 3 days. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest. >> it was not a good day residents at renaissance where apartments found this in one of the hallways, a burst pipe that sent water into several apartments was just under the so use like all my blankets to prevent like from spreading further and like damaging my personal belongings. residents at the concord apartment complex, a water pipes have been a reoccurring issue. according to angela williams pipes have burst multiple times and the water has been shut off around 20 times in the last year. friday is the 3rd day in a row. there's been no running water. we haven't had running water in 3 days. nothing about this is funny.

>> people are having to get a hotel rooms. she says building management has sent 3 emails this week apologizing for the water shut off but no mention of the pipes bursting residents. i spoke with friday say that there's been construction crews on site all week working on the water pipes with no resolve, even though they are trying to fix it while they're trying to fix it, something else breaks. and so a petition this ongoing cycle of like a case the china fixes breaks fix breaks. there are also frustration is being felt when it comes to compensation. william says so far there's been free water bottles one night of pizza ordered for residents in a two-day rent credit offered its so bizarre and so unbelievable the way that this is being handled, that it doesn't even feel real. i reached out to renaissance square management for comment but have not heard back reporting in concord. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco man accused of pushing an elderly woman off a muni bus and knocking her unconscious is now in custody. colin white is

scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. police say the incident happened back in september on mission and 16th streets. they say when a 76 year-old woman tried to board the bus, white pushed her causing her to fall. the woman hit her head on the sidewalk. she liver later recovered at a hospital. in the east bay, the bay area, air quality management district. they are monitoring a bad smell allegedly coming from the chevron refinery in richmond. it started yesterday afternoon and this is video from the flaring incident at that same refinery from last week. air quality district says they got more than a dozen complaints related to the smell yesterday. officials say there is no threat to the public at this time. and inspectors will be patrolling the area all weekend. the california water service is awarding a fire departments more than $180,000 worth of grants. and 3 of those are in the bay area. the coma, livermore pleasanton and woodside fire departments were selected all 3 of the department say they plan to use their share of the money to update their firefighting

equipment. holiday shopping season in full swing now. but as you shop online, you could unknowingly be giving your personal him. >> parties well, state senator josh becker who represents san mateo and santa clara counties. he spoke with me yesterday about a new law that he's been working on to protect online shoppers. it goes into effect in january. 3rd parties gather your information. >> from a lot of different sources, but a lot of times it's because they're tracking you online and they have this information, thousands pieces information about you. i just saw myself and when you live with we will make you had every place you've lived and then they have a situation. and then they to folks and this information can also be used against in sometimes in otherwise you suggest use. what are those going to create a one-stop shop to do your information from data brokers.

she right now. got to go to 5 different websites, but you can tell your information from data brokers were going a stop shop. i threw my bill first in the nation and it will take you 30 putting your information and you 3 forever removed from having your day to share with these data brokers. >> no word yet on exactly when the senator's new website is going to go live yet. but we do know that that new law it does go into effect in january. so stay tuned. not a bay area sports. the warriors go to overtime against the thunder in oklahoma city and the niners getting ready to take on the seattle seahawks tomorrow at levi stadium. our erin wilson has the details. well, the warriors, they were in oklahoma last night taking on the okc thunder. it always seems like these 2 when they get together, it's got to be a good game and he's gonna go down to the wire in will last night. >> was no exception. a couple local kids putting on a show outside of the arena. but inside of the it was al and ga

say gilgeous-alexander putting on a show to get 2 of his 38 on the night right there. and then steph curry looking to answer with the lockdown. lu dort guarding him. but he does just created some separation on the shot, able to get this stepback 3 to fall because this was shipped curry the warriors. they were upgraded point. they were up 3 draymond green, though, does the no, no, he just hit home ground. a hail mary. 3 for the game. che hits all 3 free throws. they go into overtime right here in the thunder. they just got away from jalen williams and santa clara breaking stepped down a little bit to get the 2. and then he had 28 on the night and is trying to make sure they come back. we throw that away. they have 29 turnovers on the night. the worries in those terms they have to get better. but they did last night and will it hit home pretty much finishes with the and one right there. the warriors not out of it, though. because guess what? ship curry does what he does. he hits another 3 and this one. it gets them within 2 with the game on the line. they try to tie it. but chick he finds the paint finds door

in the paint a nice dime. their door goes up for 2. he gets that the war is they fall. this is time this season, they are winless this season against okc in 10 12 on the season as a whole sitting below 500 but not the same for the forty-niners they had better. look, they're only problem this week as the seahawks and that's not much of a problem, war. so we need to focus on trying not to get caught up in the success of the dominating win over the philadelphia eagles and focusing on the fact that they do have to step up with the seahawks and put him away. but there no question a super bowl contender right in the eagles and the cowboys. also 2 nfc teams that are in that same conversation. but if you remember the 49 ers beat them both with a combined score of 84 to 29 and brock purdy. will he lead the offense? those winds in the lease, the quarterbacks in the nfl and 12 of 14 categories yet in steel. he's not getting much respect when it comes him. vp

candidate conversation. but it doesn't seem to party same party. he just goes out. does its job keeps them winning games and tries to figure out ways of improving his game to improve his team. take a listen. >> so many i can get better. really am just with the with an operation of offense reads being consistent, you know, the last game first, you know, 2 drives. and it's like man, you know, we. you know, we're a couple plays away from, you know, really having a foot on the gas pedal from the jump. and so that's where i'm myself. and so look at those things now is going better in that area. at the same time and play in the nfl, some games, you do have to i take a step back and be able to look at and be thankful for what's going on. but obviously we have a bigger goal in mind and that's where after, you know, stay even keeled keep chipping forward. >> they have to keep chipping away. i'll toss it back to aaron, thank you. and happening today, santa con returns to san francisco. the annual tradition of dressing up as saint nick started in the city in the 90's. and this

is video from years. the years past crowds started gathering at union square for the start of the event before bar hopping across the city. so a lot of red and white going spot in san francisco today and coming up on the front, 4 morning news celebrating the holidays in the north bay. we're joined live in studio with the mayor of sausalito. talk about what that city is

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>> this saturday i mean, it's still going to be a chilly day, though, dave, isn't it? >> yeah, a little bit. it's cold start to with all of this. you look, we get the clear skies with this. so at least we get a nice sunny afternoon, which will see today. also tomorrow, we're looking at the other direction here, stephanie. we're looking from this direction here, mount tam checking things out there, the barges off towards the distance there, bringing in the groceries, holiday shoppers. and that's good news. again, we're being sprayed by high cloudiness as the systems go up in around a familiar pacific height, this go around its anchor to the right spot there. so it's not too far south. we get all this traffic. it's far enough north we get to some high cloudiness with all right. this one looks like on the big map. there's a high pressure is going control. as for the weekend when we finally get this week system here, we'll get some scattered clouds. that's about it. nothing too exciting starts to happen until we get to really next weekend. sorry for the timing. will be able to see it right here. i kind of breaks down as we start week. and yeah, there's a weak

system in the middle of the week. may bring us some scattered clouds. doesn't do too much or overnight lows might read venture into the upper 30 winter-like and so forth. but is the time highs will get up to the 60's and quite a bit of sunshine for the most part. yeah, that's the game changer on saturday. both models agree on this. it looks to be pretty consistent, pretty juicy on both of them. so this is what it looks like at this point. but this is very, very organic. it can change with the various day. so we'll keep you updated throughout the week. but you know how that comes together next weekend. looks like rain will be part of the program into the following week. maybe lingering a little bit into monday. 4 zone forecast coming to the saturday after a cold start. 60 san francisco at the coast will keep it pretty much. 60 ish burlingame about 60 as well. lower 60's heading down redwood city in palo alto. meanwhile, the south bay also approaching near milled 60's. 64 san jose p to 62 east bay shoreline. let's keep them down to the lower 60's tri valley. got a break overnight. at least a lot of temperatures there are around 40 but

climbing up to 60 for livermore, pleasanton dublin, upper 50's here. also walnut creek conquered 58. 57 for berkeley, 60 of allay 59. meanwhile, for fairfield and napa around 60 with santa rosa at 60 to 70 forecast, relatively uneventful. again, we're kind of right on the edge. you're going to keep some scattered clouds in this mix, but plenty of sunshine, particularly well in london. not much change for temperatures. lows, different story. again, we're going to venture. some of those lower for upper 30's rather again and then heading into thursday friday, setting us up for kind of a wet weekend. friday looks okay. but maybe a couple scattered showers and cooler. all right, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. you are looking for something festive and fun to do this holiday season. the city of sausalito is offering different ways to celebrate and spread the holiday cheer. joining us that live now in studio is mayor melissa blouse teen mayor, glad to have you back here with us. it's so great to be with you, stephanie. i always love

spending my early weekend mornings here at kron. love to hear and i'm living our colors the holiday. yeah, absolutely. so, you know, you have couple of pretty big events happening this weekend in sausalito. so tell us first about the boat parade that's happening today. well, everyone thinks of sausalito as a place. you go in the summertime. you take the ferry. you have an ice cream. you walk the waterfront, but you should see it tonight. tonight is our annual lighted boat parade. it's our 36th year. >> we have over. i think over 60 entries and folks go all out. i mean, we're talking dinosaurs with and it's going to be beautiful and lit up along the waterfront. so please do come. it starts at 06:00pm. you can get a seat at one of our local restaurants. you can shop a little bit, get some holiday gifts and then come and enjoy. and if you can't find a seat at a restaurant, of course, we have tables out in our parks and we just encourage everybody to come really enjoy the holiday by the bait year that we have going on. it's winterfest this week. yeah, it's gorgeous.

that video that we were just showing is what's the history behind all of that? all the winter fest has been going on for over 30 years. and it's really just a history of dedicated volunteers who cared and wanted to enjoy and share the beauty of our waterfront town. folks who love both on the waterfront who understood the character and joy of our community and thought that we should share it at the holiday season as well. and i think we're one of the first lighted boat parade is now it's kind of a trend, but we are the trendsetters and we love holiday by the day. all right. and there's also the jingle bell run tell us about yes, so as part of the winterfest celebration tomorrow morning, we have the annual jingle bell 5 k and that event starts at 8.30. but you can still show up day of 7.30, and get a bit. and there's a great bunch of the spinnaker afterwards. folks of all ages come out, i'm running it. councilmember jonelle kelman will be running it with me were racing. many of our city staff will be participating. our community development director, some of our planners, people of all ages across the board and it's a training event for dips, the kids. so they'll be people doing the race, teenagers and

younger who are going around the dempsey this year. some fund raiser for that as well. if you're in town, i would definitely encourage you as well to check out our gingerbread houses because we just launched our annual gingerbread house competition. you take a look i for you. this is you you can see >> yeah. and that's going to be going on from 8 to the 31st. we have over 64 entries, our largest gingerbread house competition ever. >> we have maps available and you can walk the waterfront. check out all of these different gingerbread houses, judge and voting will be unveiling annual winner. so there's so much going on in downtown sausalito. and it's a perfect time to really enjoy the community. come shop, see it all lit up. so i hope to see as many of your viewers there as possible. yeah. and tell us to about how preparations have been going for these events, anything that the public should also be preparing for as they head out there? >> yes, so i we have amazing dedicated volunteers and city

staff who are putting a lot of time and effort into making this an incredible experience for everyone who comes out to visit sausalito. so i wouldn't worry about anything you need to be concerned with. just maybe take the ferry. we encourage folks to come in over the ferry and use public transportation where possible. but of course we have parking available downtown and we would love for you to come early and shop. you know, one of our restaurants, the spinnaker pole, geo angeleno. there's so much to offer and the food is amazing. and we've got some great new shops downtown to so just come and see us. and if you have questions or you want to learn more, you can visit sausalito dot org. that's our amazing chamber of commerce website and they've got tons of ideas for you. >> all right. listen, you know, you've been in office for just about a full year now. so while we have you here tell us a bit about how things have been going for you. it's been such an honor to serve as mayor of sausalito. i have had the most tremendous experience working with and serving my community. and i have to say this has been a truly life changing and probably one of the most amazing if not the

most amazing things i've ever done because we've been able to balance our budget. keep our city manager on staff, city attorney. but more importantly, i've been able to really listen to constituents and get us back to basics. and i think everyone is really starting to feel really excited again about our post-covid community. we've got our visitors back and i'm just thrilled to keep doing this work and keep serving the people of sausalito. yeah, it's wonderful to hear about all the progress you've made, especially i remember interviewing you just about a year ago when you were appointed to the job and just congratulations on all the success. do you have a message for people this holiday season given so much that's going on in the world right now? i would say that we can really spread love to each other and bring the light home. i'm jewish and it's hanukkah. and the story of hanukkah is all about. >> bringing back light and bringing light into the wild. and i think each of us has our own bright light that we can shine this holiday season and it might seem like there's a lot of scary things happening in the world right now. but you make the world around you by just being kind to someone else. so i think that's really important to remember at the

holiday season. and of course, visit sausalito. it's also later there. >> melissa was staying. thank you so much for joining us today. always great to be here, stephanie. thanknew this

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morning news. a shelter-in-place order issued for the second time in a pleasant hill neighborhood. the key connected to a man accused of shooting at his wife. the details in a live report and today 2 bay area communities are taking steps to get more guns off the streets. >> 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 saturday december the 9th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. and a picturesque picture coming in from half moon bay. check it out to some high cloudiness. and you can expect more of this today. also tomorrow, but those temps will be on the cool side. however, not as bad this morning because climate control from the ocean, but you're going to get much the way of highs later on today. either back to the cold stuff we've been talking about. freeze warning that's in place up here in the north bay east bay didn't get involved in this, but it's the valleys up in the north bay. that's today until 10:00am when a repeat again for tomorrow. morning at 10:00am as well. east bay has not been included in this at least yet. tri valley, this you're looking at temperatures checking in the 40's, although chilly. 37 still concord. 44 livermore got mid 40's are lining up portions of the east bay shoreline with all those

30's balled up in the north bay by comparison, little cooler up there up in the north bay. a little bit more mild to the south by comparison from yesterday. livermore 7 degrees ahead. windsor uneventful today and they will stay that way over the weekend. but our sky conditions look to be pretty good. some high cloudiness again will thicken up in spots here throughout the afternoon. high temperatures lower 60's rinse. repeat, let's do the same thing kind of tomorrow will though, little bit more in the way of some scattered clouds. now things are pretty consistent into next week, but we are watching over our shoulders for next weekend. looks to be a wet one. just tba. we'll have more details on your forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> developing news we're following this morning out of pleasant hill. a new shelter in place order is in effect for the same neighborhood forced to go under lockdown thursday night. police say the 2 incidents are tied to a man accused of shooting his wife thursday night

this neighborhood. there are several roads in this area that have been blocked off. many of them are main roads here in pleasant hill. we're at momentum boulevard and the buskirk avenue. police are back out here at the home of the man they say shot his wife thursday. she was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. but for the 3rd day in a row, police been out here. this all started on thursday night around 07:00pm when police responded to the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with a minor injuries. she told police that her husband had locked her out of the house and when she tried to enter the home through a side door, she says her husband shot through the door with a shotgun yesterday morning. police were here later lifting that shelter in place. but then later that evening, they reinstated that shelter in place and have spent hours trying to make contact with that man was locked inside

inside of his home. residents have been spending the night in their cars, not able to get back into their neighborhood. >> and those with a one-way into a cause and way out. so, you know, there's no other way of getting in the well when i tried to get back home 5 o'clock. >> they couldn't get in. >> now police say the central county swat team and crisis negotiators are here attempting to speak with the man overnight trying to get him to surrender police as police say that he has fired numerous shots from inside of his home. and there is an armored utside in front of that house will stay on top of this for you guys through the morning. >> back to 70. all right to me, thank you for your coverage. >> a berkeley police are searching for this man. he's wanted in connection to a double stabbing. police say that the stabbings happened

6.30 friday night in the area of el camino, real in oak ridge. police say the suspect is 23 year-old byron de culls. he was last seen wearing a brown or red hoodie, black pants, a black hat and carrying a large black backpack. police believe he may still have a knife on him. if you do see him, police say do not approach and call 9-1-1. instead. jose police are investigating san jose's. 26 pedestrian death of the year. friday evening. a driver crashed into a man walking on almaden expressway in camden avenue. no word if the man was using a crosswalk at the time of the crash. police have not said what caused the crash. palo alto, $150,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of 2 robbers who attacked a mail carrier. it happened wednesday around 2 in the afternoon on alma street near alma village circle. police say the thieves demanded the carriers. postal keys when she did not comply. the pair punched her, leaving her with a chipped tooth swelling in her face and an injured wrist. the pair then took a postal keys and phone

anyone who may have seen the robbery is asked to call palo alto police. amazon delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint in berkeley. police say it happened around 12 30 friday afternoon. your all into avenue in san luis road. officers say the robber then drove off with the amazon van leaving it on 1000 oaks boulevard near san fernando avenue. police say many packages were stolen. no arrests made yet. mission street vendors continue to protest a temporary ban. they say threatens their livelihood. dozens of them rally friday calling on the city to let them continue to work and sell their goods at 24th and mission streets. one vendor telling kron 4 he couldn't afford rent this month because of the ban. others say the city ban has forced them to move to chinatown where there are fewer customers. >> we are belong to the saber. we are now belongs to chinatown. this is the latino district and we are the last

of the latina tissue. >> the vendors who have legal permits to work say they don't want a handout. they just want to continue selling their wares in the mission district. but the san francisco department of public works. they say their workers have been assaulted by people who are illegally selling stolen goods on the streets. well, within a matter of minutes, burglars emptied out a small business in the east bay. we've sped up the video there. so you can see clearly what happened here active burglary under way. and that video, while the owners of the shoe store in union city, they say they've been burglarized yet again. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> within a span of 24 hours, a group of suspects broke into so scrubs in union city 3 times owner kyle dowdy says the first happened early sunday morning. first, especially >> the nose bars here and also next security gate, that so

that they they left and then they care for a second time. that's when they came. but this would know they came out with a chainsaw or whatever the cut down the bars they they push them in and they all dropped on the ground here. after that, it iped through clear us out. surveillance video shows the suspects taking everything they could to score initially filled with shoes and clothing eventually emptied, identical, it's not it's not only in the shaab this being my other friends. >> were all young entrepreneurs are trying to do our best for our community. gowdy says police were on scene when the suspects returned time. >> and the surveillance video shows patrol cars chasing after them. terminated the pursuit for safety reasons. services break-in we've been closed of at this time. we're not sure we're going to go back opening and gowdy believes the loss in merchandise and damages exceeds $50,000. his mother

just celebrated the grand opening of her sandwich and coffee shop next door called the union city. you're hoping combat is going the same time. what as you guys know, that's not possible anymore. the police department says it is actively investigating the burglaries in union city. >> happening >> today, the san mateo county sheriff's office holds a gun buyback. the event at 400 400 harbor boulevard in belmont rather. it runs from 10:00am to 02:00pm. all guns will be excepted. no questions asked in exchange for up to $200 cash. people are asked to arrive with guns unloaded in the trunk of their cars. so far nearly 3,000 guns have been collected. francisco fire also holds a gun buyback today. this one in partnership with united playas the event runs from 08:00am to noon at 10. 38 howard street in san francisco.

>> across 4 is your local election headquarters. former san jose mayor sam liccardo officially filing the nomination paperwork friday to run. >> for congress, he's hoping to succeed representative an issue who announced her retirement last month. the cargo says he's confident his experience leading san jose has prepared him for the job. i'm excited to talk about the issues that >> our residents care about the most homelessness crime and the rising cost of living really identify the solutions we need. to ensure that congress is doing more. >> political experts say candidates must raise quite a bit of money to be successful in this race because it's going to be a tight one and state assemblymember. evan low is also running for congress. he filed his paperwork on monday low as 40 years old and previously served as campbell's councilmember and mayor santa clara county supervisor joe smitty and is also running. he's represented the northern part of the county, including mountain

view, palo alto in cupertino since 2012. before that he spent 8 years as a state senator alto councilmember toifgames, also throwing her hat in the ring. she's a progressive candidate who says she brings a different perspective as a black and woman. finally, silicon valley billionaire. we should kumar. he's a software tech executive who previous challenge an issue in the november 2022. election securing 42% of the votes. we'll see what happens coming up on the kron 4 morning news. thieves smashed through the window of a bay area cvs store to steal an atm machine. >> plus, new efforts by the biden administration to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and more on a new law set to take effect in california that could help protect online shoppers.

>> the start of commercial dungeness crab season is delayed again until december 21st to protect humpback whales. state regulators say there's been a high number of migrating whales spotted off the california coast in recent weeks and they want to protect those animals from getting caught in crab fishing year. and just the other day, a sea turtle was found caught in crab fishing gear. so really officials want to do everything they can to save those animals. all right. let's take a live look now from our mount tam camera francisco, looking beautiful at this time of 12 this saturday morning. they're also sounds like a good day to step out doors of the jacket on days. >> it looks like it's almost nightfall know the local geography. they're just kind of a nice picture. a scene. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're some

of the way of some high cloudiness off towards the coast. this half moon bay for you. look at a nice, peaceful, see a place here or peaceful. see something. yeah. so what's going on with the cold temperatures we have up in the north bay is where the concentration of this is. this is a freeze warning for all these valleys until 10 this morning and going to repeat that again tomorrow at 10:00am what has not happened is the east bay hasn't gotten involved in any of this because we haven't seen temperatures fall enough. it's only been pretty much up in north bay valleys. also, it's kind of interesting a bit as right up above us. not that shocking, but right up above us, it's really dry. it's like art right. and it probably would be close to like that at the surface. but we have all this water around here and that keeps the dew points a little bit more elevated than they would naturally be to go up. but 1000 feet really get that dry pretty much the same until you go way high up. so that's what some of the high cloudiness, what kind of linger in spill on over from the larger synoptic systems 30's up to the north bay right now you have 44 from ever more chilly. 37 still hanging on for concord. 42 for any off.

45 for hayward? there's a nice mild, 50 coming in for half moon bay. 43 san jose stormtracker four's. what i mention again, some of that high cloudiness and thinking up at times for tomorrow. but it really is not that impressive. looking at all the models in terms of seeing this cloud cover come our way. but this is somewhat reminiscent of what we had from last week. just move the playas a little differently. this high-pressure zone in our backyard. this further south yesterday. so this is drifting to the north. this go around. so it's kind of blocking the major systems from dropping in south here. so we're getting to some of higher clouds with all of this future cast for was run through it. your, not much to see tomorrow. do want to mention maybe some scattered clouds working their magic magic here. just a touch there. but on balance, going to see a lot of sunshine this weekend, a night point that out specifically because it's a different story as we go more long range east bay shoreline here. we've got a start. 30's happening inland today tomorrow. mostly sunny and 60 is for those highs next week. we've got coastal bay

clouds, mostly sunny inland, pretty much 60 ish. and as we head on into the weekend, we've got rain showers return and it looks like we've got a lot of consistency. it looks like it's fairly potent as well. maybe just enough to not have any issues or problems with it. but the timing and all of that to 3e determined as we get a little closer, see if the intensity holds up there. sometimes these things could be very organic and change 60 for san francisco. 61 oakland, 64 for san jose. not a lot of moving even well inland. in fact, dropping off for the quirkiness straight. 57 all the way off the antioch, lower 60's up north. these are highs now and lower 60's on the east bay shoreline will get more into this. checking out your 4 zone forecast and also that extended as you start mentioning about that rain coming next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. 2 months into the israel-hamas war and international efforts for another cease-fire are falling short. the united nations security council met earlier today. the un secretary general says the delivery of humanitarian aid to the area is becoming nearly

impossible. and people are suffering. the un failed to pass a vote that would formally call for a ceasefire with united states. the only member nation to vote against the resolution. >> that is a higher of the total collapse of the minutes that in support system gaza, which would have devastating consequences. >> well, the u.s. does not support a cease-fire. it has warned israel it must do more to limit civilian casualties. the hamas-run health ministry putting the death toll there at more than 16,000 since the war began. secretary of state antony blinken saying the u.s. expects major fighting to be over but early january. san francisco police say a group of burglars used a car to smash open a cvs and steal an atm kron. four's gayle ong has the details. >> overnight, some people came through with possibly 2 cars and busted through front of the cbs here.

>> and drag the atm. and this is the aftermath. shoppers showing up to this cvs on 32nd avenue near clements street in the city's richmond district. stopping by to a closed store friday. san francisco police say the call came in just before 03:00am for a reported burglary. witnesses told officers at least 5 unknown suspects broke into the store using a vehicle through the front door, then stole an atm machine. the suspects then got into a getaway car and fled the scene. it's frustrating. it's very frustrating. >> we've got to do a better job of. having consequences for actions that people take. this is the case for automated license plate readers are john phil. how are lives in the neighborhood? and he's running for city supervisor. she is referring to mayor london breed's legislation to install 400 new automated license plate readers. automated license plate readers will allow police 2. find the perpetrators of these of the criminals who committed this crime. what it does is it's a network of cameras that will allow police to do their job.

in a statement to kron 4 city supervisor connie chan who covers this district acknowledged the recent crime in the neighborhood. a statement reads in part, quote, last wednesday, i presided over a hearing at the budget and finance committee and approved the san francisco police department's request to accept a 50 million dollar state grant to tackle retail theft as a result, the police department will be receiving 400 automated license plate readers to help investigate and prevent crimes. citywide. meantime, the store remained closed for much of the day as crews cleaned up the mess. sad. it's just sad to hear about stuff like that happening. scary. i'm just glad no one was hurt. >> everyone is okay. >> things can be replaced. >> and that was kron four's. gayle ong reporting for us today. for your money. there's a new plan by the white house to lower the price of prescription drugs. kron four's catherine heenan explains. >> it's a fancy title call marchan right?

>> the health and human services secretary says this proposal would allow the federal government to open the door to cheaper generic drugs. if the major drug companies refuse to lower prices when taxpayers help fund the invention of a particular medicine, therefore, it's available on the market because taxpayers help make available. then we have the right >> to go in march and say, wait this is incorrect. >> the possible scenario the government taking away a license for a drug and giving it to a company that makes it cheaper. generic version. the room must undergo a 60 day review before the government can do anything. and some consumer advocates want even stronger measures, just potentially like a very broad check on pharmaceutical monopoly. power and price abuse. >> the actual guidance that the administration has issued indicates that it would only be used in circumstances. >> the pharmaceutical industry not surprisingly, is pushing

back on this, arguing it could stifle the development of new drugs. as for whether the government would actually march in an up and a drug license that remains to be seen. some experts believe just the threat of that could likely lead to lower prices. >> well, state lawmakers are weighing in after the biden administration announced it is spending billions to finish california's high-speed ail project kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> we're looking at the future of high-speed rail in california. a project that has been under construction and development for several years now. and one that eventually seeks to connect southern california to northern california. and now the project is getting a boost in the form of a 3 plus billion dollar federal investment from the biden administration. >> california leaders including former house speaker nancy pelosi, responding to the news on this zoom call this massive federal investment takes us one step

closer. high speed rails a reality. this is a game changer. a game changer says fresno congressman jim costa noting the latest investment will help create and maintain thousands of california construction jobs. but beyond that high speed rail authority ceo brian kelly says the funding serves another important role candidly and keep on schedule specifically. he says the 3 billion dollars will allow the first phase of the project already under construction. 171 mile route connecting baker showed him or said to stay on track for completion sometime between 2030 2033. new could not be done without this investment. it's huge. but critics point out the timeline for the larger part of the project connecting san francisco to anaheim does not have an estimated completion date. the high speed rail authority says that timeline depends on additional federal funding. but republicans in the legislature have long expressed concerns calling on governor gavin newsom to cut spending for high-speed rail as the state faces a projected multi-billion dollar budget deficit is continue to waste billions and billions of dollars every year. building a

train to know actually taking the train to nowhere. it's just bridge pilings at this point in time. >> to know where still former governor jerry brown, who made high-speed rail one of his administration's priorities argues that will provide benefits for the state. this makes from comfort from technology linking one part of the state with the other and quite frankly, catching up. >> with the rest of the we that we're going to compete with china with china as 20,000 miles of ice be real. so we've got to going. yeah, they use problems with to spend millions more. that's what i would it would be number one of the world. we've got to big bucks. >> and all of this is separate from another 3 billion dollar investment. the biden administration is granting a private company to build high-speed rail between los angeles and las vegas. a tom wallace kron. 4 >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another big conference coming to the bay area and it could bring thousands of people to t

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the san francisco animal care and control is holding a low-cost rabies vaccination clinic. this is at the city-run shelter on bryant street, the clinic offers rabies vaccinations for affordable price. just about $10. the event runs from 10:00am to 01:00pm line cut off at 12:30pm. there is also a limit of 3 dogs per customer. first come first serve for san francisco residents only. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news burst water pipes causing major problems for residents of an east bay apartment complex. >> and a programming note today. coming up here on kron 4, it is acc basketball. but first about for a so will take on virginia tech, followed by charlotte taking on the duke blue devils. it all starts at 9 this morning. if you would like to get your news for the for the day. you can keep watching us here on kron. 4 morning news. well, you have to do is download the free kron on app. we can get live local news in the 09:00am hour. so lots of options for

>> now on kron 4, a shelter-in-place order issued for the second time in a pleasant hill neighborhood. why the community is under lockdown once again. and another problem with an east bay refinery. this time over a bad smell apparently drifting over parts of contra costa county. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. as start you off this half hour at 8.30, this saturday with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center, of course, tracking it all for and stuff.

he's got her chilly blue on this morning to good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and kind of what the color there you get the idea up in the north bay. >> yes, we have a freeze warning. that's until 10 this morning. repeat for tomorrow morning as well. not in this conspicuously absent the east we don't see it really dropping quite that low. although your seeing of couple little chilly 30's here and there to be have, let's get to the map. 46, antioch, to concord, still holding on to 37. 44, meanwhile, for livermore, we got a lot of 40's lining up the east bay shoreline, but there you have them. the 30's up to the north bay, not so much that it just hits freezing into stays in the 30's for quite a while. we did see some subfreezing temperatures earlier this morning. meanwhile, 43 san jose and half moon bay checks in at 52. here's the contrast to 24 hours ago. little bit more mild off to the east bay up to the north bay, a touch cooler. here's what's going on. storm tracker 4 to some in the way of some high cloudiness. that's today. also tomorrow at times that will thicken up a touch, not much

the way of surface winds were calm, the single digits. there's your beauty shot. speaking of which half moon bay, it doesn't get really cold at night comparison with those inland spots because it's near the ocean climate control. but, you know, get that warm either in the afternoon. so little bit on the chilly side, maybe a little be coastal breeze, but will say around 60 ish for a high breaking it down for 55 at high noon by 3 around 56. some lower 60's to be had well inland today. and tomorrow looks pretty much an eventful for the next few days. by comparison. however, gets interesting into next weekend. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. thank you. >> developing news we're following now out pleasant hill. excuse me, a new shelter in place order is in effect for the same neighborhood forced to go under lockdown thursday night. police say the 2 incidents are tied to a man accused of shooting and his wife thursday night. crawford's tiffany justice has been following the story for us all morninknow that the

shelter-in-place remains in effect and there are several roads that have been blocked only allowing a few residents in, but only after you're speaking with the officer. >> many of the main roads have been blocked here in pleasant hill. we are at momentum boulevard and buskirk avenue know police are back out here at the home of the man. they say shot his wife thursday. she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries for the 3rd day in a row. police have been out here. this all started thursday night around 07:00pm police responded to the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with minor injuries. she told police that her husband locked her out of the house when she tried to enter the homes through a side door. she says her husband shot her through the door with a shotgun yesterday morning.

police were here later lifting that shelter in place within later that evening, the reinstated that shelter in place and have spent hours trying to make contact with that meant who has locked himself inside of the home residents. we have been speaking with this morning, not able to get into their homes through their neighborhood, spending the night in their cars. >> and there's only one way into a cause and way out. so, you know, there's no other way of getting in the well when i tried to get back home 5 o'clock they couldn't get in. >> now we do know police is saying that the central county swat team and crisis negotiators were out here attempting to speak with the man overnight trying to get the man to surrender. police say that he fired numerous we w

you updated if anything changes this morning. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thanks for staying on scene there for us. >> residents at an apartment complex in concord are raising concerns over ongoing water issues. they say they've been without running water for 3 days. kron four's rob nesbitt has more. >> it was not a good day when residents at renaissance where apartments found this in one of the hallways, a burst pipe that sent water into several apartments was just gushing under the so use like all my blankets to prevent from spreading further and like damaging my longgs. residents a concord apartment complex. a water pipes have been a reoccurring issue. according to angela williams pipes have burst multiple times in the water has been shut off around 20 times in the last year. friday is the 3rd day in a row. there's been no running water. we haven't had running water in 3 days. that thing about this is funny. >> people are having to hotel rooms. she says building management has sent 3 emails this week apologizing for the

water shut off but no mention of the pipes bursting residents. i spoke with friday say that there's been construction crews on site all week working on the water pipes with no result, even though they are trying to fix it while they're trying to fix it, something else breaks. and so a petition this ongoing cycle of like a case the china fixes breaks fix this breaks. there are also frustration is being felt when it comes to compensation. william says so far there's been free water bottles one night of pizza ordered for residents in a two-day rent credit offered its so bizarre and so unbelievable the way that this is being handled, that it doesn't even feel real. i reached out to renaissance square management for comment but have not heard back reporting in concord. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco man accused of pushing an elderly woman off a muni bus and knocking her unconscious is now in custody. colin white is scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. police say the incident happened on september in september, rather on mission and 16th street. they

say with a 76 year-old woman tried to board the bus, white, pushed her causing her to fall. the woman hit her head on the sidewalk. she later recovered at a hospital. and in the east bay, the bay area, air quality management district is monitoring a bad smell allegedly coming from the chevron refinery in richmond started yesterday afternoon. this is video from a flaring incident at the same refinery last week. their quality districts as they got more. but a dozen complaints related to the smell yesterday. officials say there's no threat to the public right now. inspectors will be patrolling the area across the weekend. california water services awarded 8 fire departments more than $180,000 worth of grants. 3 of those are in the bay area. the coma, livermore pleasanton and woodside fire departments were selected all 3 departments say they plan to use their share of the money to update their firefighting equipment. and at a bay area sports, the warriors go to overtime against the thunder in oklahoma city. the niners getting ready to take on the seattle seahawks tomorrow at

levi stadium. erin wilson has the details. well, the warriors, they were in oklahoma last night taking on the okc thunder. it always seems like these 2 when they get together, it's got to be a good game and he's gonna go down to the wire in will last night. >> was no exception. a couple local kids putting on a show outside of the arena. but inside of the it was al and ga say gilgeous-alexander putting on a show to get 2 of his 38 on the night right there. and then steph curry looking to answer with the lockdown. lu dort guarding him. but he does just created some separation on the shot, able to get this stepback 3 to fall because this was shipped curry the warriors. they were upgraded point. they were up 3 draymond green, though, does the no, no, just hit home ground. a hail mary. 3 for the game. che hits all 3 free throws. they go into overtime right here in the thunder. they just got away from jalen williams and santa clara breaking stepped down a little bit to get the 2. and then he had 28 on the

night and is trying to make sure they come back. we throw that away. they have 29 turnovers on the night. the worries in those terms they have to get better. but they did last night and will it hit home pretty much finishes with the and one right there. the warriors not out of it, though. because guess what? ship curry does what he does. he hits another 3 and this one. it gets them within 2 with the game on the line. they try to tie it. but he finds the paint finds door in the paint a nice dime. their door goes up for 2. he gets that the war is they fall. this is time this season, they are winless this season against okc in 10 12 on the season as a whole sitting below 500 but not the same for the forty-niners they had better. look, they're only problem this week as the seahawks and that's not much of a problem, war. so we need to focus on trying not to get caught up in the success of the dominating win over the philadelphia eagles and focusing on the fact that they do have to step up with the seahawks and put him away. but there no question a super bowl contender right in the eagles

and the cowboys. also 2 nfc teams that are in that same conversation. but if you remember the 49 ers beat them both with a combined score of 84 to 29 and brock purdy. will he lead the offense? those winds in the lease, the quarterbacks in the nfl and 12 of 14 categories yet in steel. he's not getting much respect when it comes him. vp candidate conversation. but it doesn't seem to by the parties stand party. he just goes out. does its job keeps them winning games and tries to figure out ways of improving his game to improve his team. take a listen. >> so many i can get better. really am just with the with an operation of offense reads being consistent, you know, the last game first, you know, 2 drives. and it's like man, you know, we. you know, we're a couple plays away from, you know, really having a foot on the gas pedal from the jump. and so that's where i'm myself. and so look at those things now is going better in that area. at the same time and play in the nfl, some games, you do have to i take a

step back and be able to look at and be thankful for what's going on. but obviously we have a bigger goal in mind and that's where after, you know, stay even keeled keep chipping forward. >> they have to keep chipping away. i'll toss it back to you at the desk. all right, aaron, thank you. happening today, santa con returns to san francisco. the annual tradition of dressing up good old saint nick started in the city in the 90's. this is video from previous years. crowds started gathering at union square for the start of the event before bar hopping across the city. all right. stan says stay out of trouble. coming up on the kron 4 morning news celebrating the holidays in the norse north bay. >> i spoke with the mayor sausalito about what the city

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welcome back. taking a live look now from our sutro camera at the golden gate bridge looking beautiful at this time of day. a 43. >> this saturday morning for you. and dave, what sort of weather conditions are you keeping an eye well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. also nice happening it quite tower. check it out. we have a nice blue skies in the background there, too. >> not much intrusion of fog. all this morning won't be either tomorrow. only thing we are getting some interference, a touch, some high cloudiness. now we're fairly dry, pretty high up in the atmosphere, but not way way up there that some of the cloudiness will stream in here from the traffic around us. but we're being somewhat insulated by nice dose of high pressure number. the sky from last weekend was a little too far south helping

folks in socal. but we're getting a lot of cloud cover this go-around were cool, but it sends most of the traffic far up towards the north. and at least we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine. so having said that weekend looks pretty good. start to get into next week. and we do see some interference as we get pieces of the systems that most here moving up towards the north. this was kind of the frustration during the grout season here. we had recently last couple years in terms the middle of winter when we really need these things were getting anything. well, already had some rain and looks like next weekend. we're in store for more now. models kind of agree on that we're going to get this weekend in terms next weekend, rather, in terms of timing. and that's decent intensity. but still working on details. so that's not necessarily money in the bank. pretty good snows. also up to tahoe. looks like that will come with the package as well. 4 zone forecast checking out for today. 60 san francisco and we're also doing that along the coast. not a mercury moving, even though you see a lot of sunshine, 60. meanwhile, for burn again,

foster city 62 along with palo alto in redwood city. we don't have a lot of variety with temperatures even though lot of sunshine, mid 60's for san jose east bay shoreline. lower 60's tri valley, upper 50's like somewhat 59. 58 dublin. 64 livermore got 59 for walnut creek will do about a 61 for oakland and 57 for berkeley. with $0.60, delay rather 59 fairfield and 64 napa. now on our 7 day forecast clouds come and go and most of this concentration will be around the bay. now, not so much well in the looks pretty sunny going on. but by thursday, friday, the hints of our next system to get here. yeah, that's going to set us up for the next little rain event. again, we're watching next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. if you're looking for something festive to do this holiday season, the city of sausalito is offering different ways to celebrate and spread the holiday cheer. they've got a whole variety of options. mayor melissa blasting joined me earlier this morning to talk more

about this. >> you have couple of pretty big events happening this weekend in sausalito. so tell us first about the boat parade that's happening today. well, everyone thinks of sausalito as a place. you go in the summertime. you take the ferry. you have an ice cream. you walk the waterfront, but you should see it tonight. tonight is our annual lighted boat parade. it's our 36th year. we have over. i think over 60 entries and folks go all out. i mean, we're talking dinosaurs with and it's going to be beautiful and lit up along the waterfront. so please do come. it starts at 06:00pm. you can get a seat at one of our local restaurants. you can shop a little bit, get some holiday gifts and come and enjoy. and if you can't find a seat at a restaurant, of course, we have tables out at our parks and we just encourage everybody to come really enjoy the holiday by the bay cheer that we have going on. it's winterfest this week. yeah, it's a gorgeous that video that we were just showing them is what's the history behind all of that? all the winter fest has been going on for over 30 years. and it's really just a history

of dedicated volunteers who cared and wanted to enjoy and share the beauty of our waterfront town. folks who love both on the waterfront who understood the character and joy of our community and thought that we should share it at the holiday season as well. and i think we're one of the first lighted boat parade now it's kind of a trend, but we are the trendsetters and we love holiday by the day. all right. and there's also the jingle bell run tell us about yes, so as part of the winterfest celebration tomorrow morning, we have the annual jingle bell 5 k and that event starts at 8.30. but you can still show up day of 7.30, and get a bit and there's a great bunch of the spinnaker afterwards. folks of all ages come out, i'm running it. councilmember jonelle kelman will be running it with me were racing. many of our city staff will be participating. our community development director, some of our planners, people of all ages across the board and it's a training event for dips, the kids. so they'll be people doing the race, teenagers and younger who are going around the dixie this year. fundraiser for that as well. if you're in town, i would definitely encourage you as

well to check out our gingerbread houses because we just launched our annual gingerbread house competition. if take a look i for you. this is you you can see >> yeah. and that's going to be going on from 8 to the 31st. we have over 64 entries, our largest gingerbread house competition ever. we have maps available and you can walk the waterfront. check out all of different gingerbread houses, judge and vote and will be unveiling annual winner. so there's so much going on in downtown sausalito and it's a perfect time to really enjoy the community. come shop, see it all lit up. so i hope to see as many of your viewers there as possible. yeah. and tell us to about how preparations have been going for these events, anything that the public should also be preparing for as they head out there? >> yes, so i we have amazing dedicated volunteers and city staff who are putting a lot of time and effort into making this an incredible experience for everyone who comes out to visit sausalito. so i wouldn't

worry about anything you need to be concerned with. just maybe take the ferry. we encourage folks to come in over the ferry and use public transportation where possible. but of course we have parking available downtown and we would love for you to come early and shop. you know, one of our restaurants, the spinnaker pole, geo angeleno. there's so much to offer and the food is amazing. and we've got some great new shops downtown to so just come and see us. and if you have questions or you want to learn more, you can visit sausalito dot org. that's our amazing chamber of commerce website and they've got tons of ideas for you. >> all right. listen, you know, you've been in office for just about a full year now. so while we have you here tell us a bit about how things have been going for you. it's been such an honor to serve as mayor of sausalito. i have had the most tremendous experience working with and serving my community. and i have to say this has been a truly life changing and probably one of the most amazing if not the most amazing things i've ever done because we've been able to balance our budget. keep our city manager on staff, city attorney. but more

importantly, i've been able to really listen to constituents and get us back to basics. and i think everyone is really starting to feel really excited again about our post-covid community. we've got our visitors back and i'm just thrilled to keep doing this work and keep serving the people of sausalito. yeah, it's wonderful to hear about all the progress you've made, especially i remember interviewing you just about a year ago when you were appointed to the job and just congratulations on all the success. do you have a message for people this holiday season given so much that's going on in the world right now? i would say that we can really spread love to each other and bring the light home. i'm jewish and it's hanukkah and the story of hanukkah is all about bringing back light and bringing light into the world. and i think each of us has our own bright light that we can shine this holiday season and it might seem like there's a lot of scary things happening in the world right now. but you make the world around you by just being kind to someone else. so i think that's really important to remember at the holiday season. and of course, visit sausalito. it's a salute on there. melissa was staying. thank you so much for joining

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the event is free, but you can make a suggested donation of $25. all proceeds do go to friends of oakland, animal services and they are certainly in need of some extra love and support said this holiday season. they have lots of dogs that need some help with fostering. and they also need some volunteers over at oakland will so if you have any room in your home in your heart for additional furry friend, you can reach out to oakland animal and you can also support them by coming out to take take a photo with santa with your dog and offer up that suggested donation of twenty-five dollars today. proceeds again are going to go towards the shelter in the event runs from 02:00pm to 04:00pm. now in terms of the weather dave, when it comes to people wanting to head out to this event kind of weather, can they expect? well, a of good. they got all that for going on because it'll keep them kind cool or warm side.

it's a little bit on the chilly side. we've been talking about the freeze warning that's been in place. all those santa helpers there. >> trying to keep warm. here's the shot we have from quite tower. we have the blue skies to the background. yeah. looking pretty good to start our day here. meanwhile, this is whats going way up upstream here were being sprayed by some high cloudiness. that's about it. most of the traffic getting up the northwest. that's a pattern you'll get used to over the next few days. at least what's blocking everything. is this high pressure cell and it's located in the nice ideal spot here because you may recall from last weekend that thing was a little too far to the south and we got sprayed by a lot. more cloud cover really kind of ganged up on us a bit. so for this weekend, we're looking good today. a little better than tomorrow. we will get some stray clouds thrown in here. cool temps with all of that. that means cool highs, cold morning lows going onto. that's not run through with the week. looks like ahead because things are changing a little bit next weekend. so enjoy this weekend. and there you see the high during an ice blocking job. we get kind of pieces of systems, including the middle of the week. looks to be

pretty much uneventful. but we may get some scattered cloud cover with all of this as well. getting into the all important weekend. here you have it. we have a lot of consistency with the models agreeing on this terms of timing and it looks like that will be something worth talking about. so we'll certainly be on it. let you know, have the timing comes together. remember, this is very organic and subject to change. there. you have to hit on saturday, some lingering sunday also comes with the package. some mountain snows not just for us, but also into the rockies. checking out some of the forecast here sunshine and clouds mixture. we should mention those inland areas will be a little bit mor- cloud free, relatively speaking from the bay and the coast, particularly with the system is dropping south and you can look at the summit of sunshine for your wednesday thursday and friday, preparing for the wet weekend. we see some variable clouds, temperatures not bad into the lower 60's, but soaking up this weekend because it looks like it will be probably. our best when we're going to see until next weekend. all right, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. and thank you for

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