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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's sunday december the 10th. let's get you started with a look at that chilly weather with brittany begley who is in for dave this morning. hey, brittany. yeah, we're off to a chilly start by 5. that's what continue to watch. one good thing that's happening for us as we take a live look outside. you can see. >> the court tower right there showing us not to foggy. so we'll take that lot last futurecast for actually showing we're going to have sunny conditions. so fox not really going to be a thing, but >> it's really about those chilly temperatures happening right now. you can see santa rosa at 30 nevado at 28. so some right there at freezing temperatures in line. at 37 right there on the coast, half moon bay, we're at 50. so we're already dealing temperatures all around the clock. but the big picture really just showing you at 8 o'clock. we're still going to see those partly sunny conditions by noon. we're going to actually be close to a high. we have those partly sunny conditions, keeping those temperatures down low, but overall not too bad coast

will be at 61. same story for bay inland. we're looking at 59 but are changes on the way. going to break it down for you hour by hour and your weekly forecast coming up next. a funny. alright, brittany, thank you. >> in the east bay, a former cop is in jail this morning. he's accused of shooting at his wife and forcing a police standoff in pleasant hill. >> kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> nighttime pain and all of a sudden we're back down a lockdown and there's an entire army just a couple blocks away where like law. >> what happened? it's very inconvenient. 2 days of street closures in police presence has finally come to an end for the residents of sherman acres and pleasant hill. 40 year-old to say chow a former marine and retired pittsburgh police detective was arrested early saturday morning almost 2 days after the standoff situation for started thursday night say allegedly locked his wife out of the house and shot her when she tried to come inside. >> she was taken to the hospital for injuries and has since been released. police

then surrounded his home and tried to get him to come out. staying on the scene through thursday night. current off a shelter-in-place order friday morning without making contact pleasant hill. police chief scott vermillion says they didn't believe he was a threat to the public and they continue to monitor him. we didn't completely leave. we had. >> a surveillance going head undercover. we had a ready response team, a patrol officers ready to go as well. and he's not as history, but his social media was constantly being monitored. that's what we saw at the next day. we have more information. we said i thought others thought there is a credible threat to the community. friday evening, police came back. they shut down monument boulevard near his home and started negotiating with him overnight. >> this time he fired about 30 shots from inside his home at an armored vehicle before eventually surrendering the pleasant hill. police chief says he takes responsibility for everything that happened. let me make this clear. the decisions made about this incident made by me

>> with that, i'm accountable from the start to the finish. legal analyst and former prosecutor stephen clark says he believes police did the right thing. >> the police handled this very delicately and the fact that there were no casualties is very commendable to the pleasant hill to police department. clark says he expects the situation will be re-evaluated once the dust settles, they're going to reverse engineer how this entire case unfolded and whether different decision should have been made. but at the same time, you have to remember that community safety is paramount and they felt that leaving him there was safer than trying to make entry, which could have led to a fire fight. >> in oakland, an investigation is underway after a security guard was shot and killed while trying to stop a robbery. this happened around 10 o'clock friday night at 7.11 on harrison street. in adams point, police say the guard tried to stop a person from stealing from the store. the robber then pulled out a gun and shot the guard in the head

before driving off. >> police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. in the south bay centers. a couple is out of work after thieves damage their food truck convoys. justin campbell has more on what happened. >> berea kitchen serves filipino and mexican food but will be closed for the next few weeks in late november, their food truck was parked in the lot with other trucks for overnight parking on commercial street in san jose. but late at night, someone tried to steal another truck and hit their truck when attempting to flee. smashing the windows and frame knocking their trucks out of service. we've had to cancel. >> 3 weeks of gigs. just to make sure that, you know, we're not putting other breweries are other places, you know, at a loss of having a vendor selina. the owner says this is the only source of income for her family. she says december is also the slow season. and on top of getting the truck repaired, they also have to get new permits really

overwhelmed. >> it makes us feel very frustrated, a small business owners and just being a food truck. we have to maintain a kitchen, but also be a cult. the couple turned to gofundme and so far raised over $4,000 to make up for loss of revenue actually been really positive. >> from our community and even under other vendors where they donated money. we know it's tough for them as well. >> so for them to give us pines and you try to keep help, keep us going it's uplifting and kron 4 reached out to the san jose police department to see if any suspect was caught. >> but we have not heard back in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay police arrested a woman accused of the stabbing in santa rosa officers took the suspect rubio, brian, into custody. investigators say the victim was driven to the area of tanglewood court parkway with a got into a fight with the suspect. the victim's wounds are life threatening, but she is expected to survive. o'brien was booked into jail for attempted murder. in the

north. nevada police are searching for 3 people who stole a car from someone's driveway. this is a look at security video. it happened around 2 in the morning friday. the car, as you can see is a white dodge challenger. anyone with information should call police. the chevron refinery in richmond was slapped with a violation tied to bad odor in the area friday. the air quality management district says they got complaints from locals about the smell. refinery workers told inspectors they had issues with their bioreactor friday afternoon, chevron confirmed with our quality officials. the smell was coming from the refinery. this is the same facility that got violation notices last month for a flaring event. and this is video showing that air quality inspectors will patrol the richmond area through the weekend. police on the peninsula collected weapons saturday as part of a gun buyback. people were offered up to $200 cash to turn in

unwanted firearms. the san mateo county sheriff's office collected a total of 223 guns, including 5 assault rifles into ghost guns. all of the weapons collected will be destroyed. today sausalito holiday festivities continue with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch convoys to da says live for us now in sausalito with the tiffany, it sounds like it's going to be a good time. >> i k and brunch right behind us. you can see organizers setting up. they've been here very early this morning and this is where everyone participating needs to come to register organizers. tell me that registration will start very soon at 7.30, this morning. and then the race will start 8.30 this morning. there's also going to be a fun race for the kids. that one is going to begin at 9.15. so this race is a benefit for dcip see kids. that is a local

marine county youth development program. 50 kids is a structure twice a week after school program that helps middle school kids learn back to you. sounds great. hopefully get a chance to grab some breakfast out there to tiffany. thank you. >> all right. we'll take a look at is quite a holiday spectacle. as san francisco's union square for a saturday looks like a lot of fun. this is santa con citizen app video showing hundreds of santas elves and reindeer packing into bars across the city for the annual event. >> welcome. people in with open arms. and when our arms are wrapped around family members.

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through central tennessee. tornadoes ripped through nashville in clarksville. this is aftermath. video authorities announcing extensive damage, including downed trees and power lines and debris. thousands of people are still without electricity. we heard from residents. >> never been through this before. turn it over to insurance company and try to start all over time. we can do. thank god everybody is okay. that's just material things. there. >> people are being asked to shelter in place and stay off roads. well, emergency crews respond. all right. taking a live look now from mount tam camera this morning. gorgeous view for you this sunday morning at 07:13am. and you can see the city of san francisco on your screen right there, too. but just look at that sunrise, brittany, it's beautiful. everybody behind the scenes is really excited to show you. this camera just shows you that has from microclimates because >> we are telling multiple weather stories as we take a live look around the the story we're telling you is thankfully it's not too foggy.

you can see that as we take a look at coit tower all the way down to the golden gate bridge, san jose and even half moon bay. the good news is that temperatures going to bad today. we're going to to watch future cast the system to the north. thankfully, we're not seeing any rain headed our way the next couple of days, but we are going to start off the next couple of days. the trend will be those chilly start. so futurecast showing you a dry but we are going to see cooler temperatures as we start your morning. we're going to be looking right there at 30 to maybe even 35 degrees. so it just kind of sets the tone of what to anticipate this week. highs today, santa rosa, at 62 are going to say in the upper 50's and 60's for the entire region. half moon bay at 60 down south mountain view at 59 and those inland temperatures. you're off to a chilly start, but you're going to slowly creep up to around 2 o'clock hour. so those temperatures going to be a lot like but we'll continue to watch those breezy conditions. thankfully, it's not too breezy inland. so that's not going to drop down. that feels like temperature. but you will some slight

breezy as half moon bay. also, we'll continue to watch really is going to that trend of those cooler temperatures. you can see santa rosa. you're right there at freezing and will continue to watch the storms to the north because when we get to 32 degrees, 33 degrees. what we're watching is just rain because it will have black ice. thankfully, those systems are staying away from us. so we don't have to worry about that. but we will continue to watch those chillier temperatures for the next couple of days. the 7 day forecast really just showing you those pleasant conditions. we're going to stay right there at the 60's, which is good for this time of year. but it really is all about the lows. and you can see we're going to be the upper 30's 40's for your lows and day in khost. going to be right there at the mid 40's for years. so really will continue to watch those below freezing temperatures today. but thankfully, a slight warm-up is headed our way. and, of course, if anything changes, we'll let you know on tv online and right there in the corner of your screen with our app, stephanie. all right, bernie, thank you. >> it's been nearly 4 months are rather more than 4 months

since the deadly wildfires erupted on maui. residents there say they're struggling to deal with how to move forward. news nation's nancy loo has more. >> yeah, it's a beautiful tropical island, but what makes hawaii even more special is the people of the place, according to activists play like kona. the people of this place are still hurting and not ready for this. a full reopening of west maui to tourism for you have to go in cater somebody and being in the situation that we're in. and then you got to go over here and caters to someone staying comfortably in the hotel. >> just steps away from where tourists are enjoying $26 burgers. some liner natives are living in tents and relying on food donations along the famed kaanapali beach. they want to raise awareness about their struggle to recover and get into long-term housing. those 3,000 housing units are a challenge. >> and that's what i'll be doing all day and night until we get done. >> governor josh green defends

the decision to fully reopen citing economic losses and a history hawaiian resilience in rising from adversity. but he urges visitors to west maui to be sensitive and considerate with hospitality workers. they're going to be some moments and >> those do get captured. of in the form of stories. that's okay. it's an important part of the experience. but i'm going to continue to move us forward to recover. wanted to. >> get back a little and frankly and we loved behind. we've got here a year ago, a high note with with bustling. yeah. >> we can't welcome welcome people in with open arms. and when our arms are wrapped around, our family members wrapped around a little bit of hope that we have left in our place. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us this morning. but 75% of all private sector jobs in la hina are in hospitality. and there could soon be an easier way to get

your concert tickets. capitol hill lawmakers announcing the fans first at to place restrictions on resellers and add protections against online bots that snatched tickets from the real fans. just a year ago, taylor swift ticket sales were disrupted by a technical problem at ticketmaster ticketmaster is parent company. live nation endorsed the bill on friday. the holidays for many times for many people is a time of celebration. but for others, the holidays can be filled with sadness and loneliness news nation's alex capariello reports on ways to take care of yourself this season. >> shopping parties, friends and family, all a part of the most wonderful time of the the music that we hear. >> the decorations, we everything we see on social media suggests not just that were joyful that but that were perfectly joyful, that everything is amazing when for many, it's not for some the stress of the holidays can be debilitating were lonely or depressed were anxious. we've

through a really, really difficult time where we may have lost somebody this year may have lost a job. we may be estranged from family members, but one way or another. we've been through some difficulties that make it difficult for us to really enjoy and get into this time of year and unrealistic expectations. financial stress, unwanted house guest and the need to please can be triggers for the holiday blues. turning what's supposed to be an enjoyable time into anything. but yeah, the numbers are kind of staggering. >> about 75% of suffer some degree of holiday blues. a good 3rd of us. >> have pretty severe holiday blues where we really struggle with especially the sadness and the loneliness affiliated with this. that's why it's really important to remember that you're not the only one suffering awful lot of people are. and doctors say it can take a toll on your health,

causing tension in the form of headaches, excessive drinking over eating insomnia, even depression. but there are some things you can do to lessen the impact. remember, things don't have to be perfect trying to make them. so take the joy and spot navy out of the holiday. also, it's ok to say no, sometimes. >> trying to attend every party can be stressful. so don't take care of yourself. eat well, sleep, pray or meditate. it may change your entire outlook and finally, don't keep it to yourself. talk to someone about how you feel a friend, family member or therapist might be able to help. a lot of us are really, really good at faking it appearing as if we are perfectly fine. >> so check in with your people with your family, with your friends and ask them that they're having a tough time and listen to that. so just what you would want for yourself, offer that to other people this holiday season. and that might save them from

experiencing these difficult holiday blues. alex caprariello news nation. >> well, some of the top republican candidates running for president are bringing their message to iowa this weekend. levy dean reports. >> maybe. >> i governor focusing on football and faith in iowa this weekend having that foundation of faith in god is really what keeps senator ron desantis campaigning in front of evangelicals in veteran saturday. but some voters weren't all that impressed. his came off a little bit cool to see a little bit awkward. i appreciate his points. his wife is something that she was quite charismatic. stay well, florida's first lady casey desantis received praise from some voters. she's also taking heat for her comments friday saying in an interview you don't have to be a resident of iowa to be able to participate in the caucus. mister sams, his comments prompting the iowa gop to clarify with this post saying you must be a legal resident of iowa to participate in the upcoming caucuses.

>> the governor's campaign clarifying her comments saying that she was seeking volunteers, not voters. desantis praising his wife as an asset. i think people know she's very effective. she's going to be out more. i like being with her on the campaign trail for and donald trump weighing in, calling it dirty and a legal tactic and a quote openly stated plot to rig the caucus fraud islands we spoke with gave florida's first lady a pass instead focusing on the former president who i think that she met everybody come to iowa caucus. i don't think she meant that for trump to just you know, jump on that and go on not a crime. that just to me that shows that just not the right candidate. candidates, nikki haley and of a crumb, a swami. also in iowa today, former ambassador haley on to says heels for second in the state from swami in a distant 4th taking shots at everyone not named trump saying the double digits will do in the hawkeye state. if scored in the double digits. i think we're well on our way to success. and i think that

we're absolutely good achieve that. and i think that there's plenty of room for a top 3, top 2 or even a top one finish. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news holiday shopping providing. >> a big boost to the economy. details after the break.

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expected to be a very busy year for travel. the international air transport association estimates profits to increased more than 2% next year. topping 25 billion dollars arounds foreperson. 4.7 billion people are expected to travel in 2024. that's up from pre-pandemic levels. travel demand is booming in north america, the middle east and europe. so probably a good idea do your research now who plan to travel next year? holiday shoppers are out in full force. a new gallup poll finding americans think do spend an average of $975 on holiday presents this year over $100 more than last year. meantime, unemployment dipped to 3.7% in november. continuing a nearly 2 year streak of uhe jlbless rate coming in under 4%. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news holiday festivities continue in sausalito.

>> with the annual jingle bell 5 k run run. sure to be a good time. we have a live report coming up.

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forecast with britney. brittany. actually start. that's really going to the theme. we actually have a frost advisory going to expire at 10. so if you live up north near the santa rosa area, >> you're probably waking up and really feeling it temperatures just above freezing. so the next couple of days, trends really going to be colder overnight temperatures. so it's a good idea to cover those plants at night. still those holes and cracks and keep that water flowing, especially up north because we're going to be right above freezing. these tips will actually a little bit of time, stress and frustration, especially when it's so cold outside. the good news is that we actually have a warm-up on the way you can see current temperatures, not cold everywhere, but definitely cold in some places like livermore. we're right there at 34 same story for concord, san francisco. 46 oakland at 40 half moon bay. we're already at 50. going to see those warmer temperatures right there on the coast. looking ahead after low pressure system leaves that warm pressure you can see right monday, tuesday and wednesday. we're going to stay right there in the 60's. but it's all about those lows. upper 30's and 40's. so today is still going to be chilly as we start off the day, but

warmer temperatures are headed our way. want to break it all down for you. plus that 7 day forecast to help plan for tomorrow. coming up next. all right, brittney, thank you. and take a look at this. >> new video shows the aftermath of the chp chase. let's start in san franci.co and ended in the east bay. 5 people were inside of this car. it all started just after midnight saturday morning when a chp officer tried to pull the car over. officers say the driver hit the gas leading to a chase. and as the car approached contra costa county, the chp successfully slow the vehicle down with a spike strip. they say police say that the car then made its way into bay point with a car crashed and rolled over. as you can see there. fortunately and incredibly no one was injured. the driver was arrested for felony evasion. rosa trailer turnover caused a highway to shut down saturday morning. california highway patrol says it happened on stagecoach road off lakeville highway. no word yet on what

caused this crash. the road is back open this morning. and a new bill is coming to stop sideshows. california congressman josh carter says he's backing what's being called the their fast. we're furious act. it would form a federal street racing prevention intervention task force led by the fbi. >> because a lot of these crimes are the illegal weapons, especially as well as the fencing on the drugs that are coming alongside the sideshows. and frankly, our cops need help. and it's past time that we do more coordinated efforts to support them. >> a special task force would analyze the effect of street racing and sideshows and develop a national approach for combating these events right now. the bill is with the house judiciary committee. the u.s. and israel argued against a cease-fire during the united nations security council meeting recently u.s. representatives vote vetoed against the un resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire saying hamas has no desire for extended peace.

israel, meantime, claims a resolution would only help hamas. >> calling for a cease-fire sends a clear message. the come us, he's forgiven for their deliberate atrocities and says oppression of gazans is given the green light by the international community. >> in response, the un secretary-general invoked article 99 of the un charter something that has not happened and half a century. it gives them the power to raise any perceived concern to international peace and stability in the past. 24 hours, the israeli army says it's hit 450 targets in the gaza strip. furthering complications for un aid operations. it's believed hamas is still holding over 130 hostages. and the government report projects california's budget deficit will pass 60 billion dollars by next year. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >> well, to put this into

context, the deficit is projected to be more than double what it was last year. and now democrats and republicans say they're concerned. 68 billion dollars. that's the projected budget defycit. california is expected to face in the next fiscal year. according to this report from the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or the central message of this report is that california faces a serious budget problem in the coming budget cycle. panic as the legislative analyst whose office released the latest projections. >> he says the projected deficit increases in large part a result of state tax revenues last year coming in more than 25 billion dollars less than previously anticipated due to several factors, including a mixed economy and delayed tax deadline. the good news is there are a range of options available headache and his team put forth potential deficit solutions for the legislature to consider among them. governor gavin newsom could declare a budget emergency which would allow the legislature to dip into the state's reserves up to 24 billion dollars. other

solutions according to panic, could include 17 billion dollars in reductions to schools and community colleges as well as cuts in one-time spending by about 10 billion dollars help shrink the deficit without cutting into core services that the state currently offers. democratic leadership responding to the latest projections, senate president pro tempore toni atkins said we can withstand but we will need to be cautious and mindful as we approach our budgeting on the assembly side, speaker robert remus wrote, quote, the growth in this project, a deficit is troubling. but california is prepared to navigate this latest challenge. and i remain committed to working with my assembly, senate and administration colleagues on a budget that protects classroom funding and prioritize the support for core programs that has republicans say the best solution is to cut spfnding. there is no alternative. and yes, if we don't >> balance full projected 68 billion dollar deficit right now. we're going to see

that crisis will truly develop. we heard from the governor's communications director in a statement she said next year the governor will introduce a balanced budget proposal that addresses our challenges, protect vital services and public safety and brings increased focus on how the state's investments are being implemented. while ensuring accountability and judicious use of taxpayer money. >> reporting from the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, hundreds of california's former felons will get cash payments of $2400 to help them transition back into society. it's part of the state reentry program offering counseling and job search support for former prisoners. the ceo of the nonprofit running the reentry program says the first 3 to 6 months out of prison are the toughest payments will be distributed as former prisoners reach specific milestones like taking job interviews. and santa claus was pretty busy in the bay area on saturday. as you can >> alameda, old saint nick stopped by a firehouse in castro valley. he also made

appearance as station. 25 giving out cookies, coffee and posing for photos with the kids on the nice list. >> and >> in the south bay, take a look at this. an exchange, his sleigh to catch a ride in the low rider in san jose. this happen at a toy drive event hosted by creekside socials donations benefiting sacred heart nativity school and los amigos de guadalupe. >> health experts say you should be cautious about how much caffeine or consuming drinking. more than 400 milligrams can cause people to start feeling anxious and jittery. they say for context, there are about 35 miligrams of caffeine in a can of soda. while rare. the fda says that seizures and other toxic events can occur if people rapidly drinker in just 1200 milligrams of caffeine. lot of caffeine at one time can

temporarily increase your blood pressure. >> or even cause heart palpitations, even lesser amounts of caffeine can have significant negative effects for those folks who are unaccustomed to cathy. the caffeine fans looking to reduce their intake are asked to do so gradually to avoid any potential withdrawals. and today in sausalito holiday activities continue with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now in sausalito with the latest. tiffany, has the race gotten started yet? everything is ramping up at this point. a lot of more people are arriving. you can see the sign right behind us. it says that. >> today is race day and this is where they are asking people who are participating to register. a lot of people starting to arrive at this point now, right down the road. that is where the starting line is in sausalito. this is going to be a beautiful course. so right now

they're setting everything is going to get going at 8.30. that is when the race will begin. the registration actually just started at 7.30. there's also going to be a fun race for the kids. that one will start at 9.15 this morning. so this race is great. this actually benefits see kids. that is a local marine county youth development program to see kids is a structure twice a week after school program that helps middle school kids learn confidence, discipline goal, setting all while making friends and improving know their health actually spoke with organizer of that program. she tells me that there are about 60 to 70 kids from that program that will be participating in this race. so they do want to spend a lot of people out here in sausalito. there's also going to be a brunch that starts at 9.30 this morning. a lot going on. stephanie, back to you. all right. thank you so much to sounds like it's going to be a great day out in sausalito. may already have your christmas tree up or you'll be picking. went out shortly. but >> experts say it's important

to be aware of potential fire dangers in your home. take a look at this. the tree on the left has been watered regularly. all right. well, that one on the right is dry. you can see how easily a fire can engulf the tree in just a matter of seconds. just it. go up in flames very quickly. there. >> in an instant, term for my happy setting to your entire house is on fire. >> experts say watering your tree is necessary to keeping your home safe candles and faulty lights can also be potential fire hazards. and you want to avoid using any cracked holds check. the lights also for damaged wires and never overload electrical outlets. experts at san mateo cybersecurity company, our coast labs are predicting a rise in ai scams next year. the company says hackers are turning to dating apps to con people into sending money. they say hackers can also use ai to imitate a company executives voiced to convince

workers to share private information. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners getting ready for a big matchup with the seattle seahawks. we have a preview coming up. >> my favorite apps of the year round up. some will help you get organized. others are just for fun. and one even pays you cash back. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and waking up to a freeze advisory up to the north. but advisory up to the north. but a slight warm-up is head

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at the golden gate bridge. looking gorgeous out there 7.43. this sunday morning. and a britney, a good idea to have the jacket to is a good idea. i just think about that when i saw that camera looks beautiful. it looks warm that we just showed you like 20 minutes ago, people outside. >> they have the jackets and i want to dress in layers because it is chilly. we're actually off to a chilly start. you can see right here to take a look at gate bridge. a different look. >> that flag just blowing in the wind. so we're waking up with some breezy conditions which could play a role in those temperatures. but really, what we're watching is future cast for its all about the not in our state, but just the north of us dropping down those temperatures really dropping down those overnight lows. and you're going to feel that if you live in a santa rosa area, we actually have a freeze advisory that's wrapping up around 10 o'clock. so you're going to see those colder temperatures as you wake up. so if you don't have a garage, you might have to heat up your car before you leave for work. it's going to see a little bit of frost on those windows and remember to take it slow on the roadways as well. the big picture really is going to be those

those cold overnight temperatures and then we'll have a slight warm-up. that's the good news was like. alright, let's check. future cash are going to see fog on your way into work are in church or this sunday. and you can see we're looking at twelve's and so those are actually good. it means for the most part, it's going to be clear. and that's what our temperatures are showing you as well. those nice cold temperatures up to the north rosa 30. you can see it snap a 33. so up to the north right there above freezing inland. we're teetering antioch at 40,r but really we're staying right there in the upper 30's and 40's as we start your morning. but around 2 o'clock going to start to hit those highs. and you can see those temperatures really aren't that bad. once we get past this chilly start. so again, you in addressing those layers. thankfully it's not going to be too but those temperatures will slowly start to warm up half moon bay at 61 up to the north. you're going from 30's right now to little bit later, we're going to double that temperature to 62. and we were say right there at the upper 50's and 60's and down to the south. places like mountain view will be at 59 fremont at 60. so again, we're seeing right there. those 50's

and 60's a slightly breezy conditions really are going to be off the coast. but the temperatures are going to a little bit warmer off the coat. >> big picture again, we're going to watch those lows. we have to get past today where we have those temperatures below freezing. once we do that, you can those lows will slowly start to warm up, meaning that it's too today. but a slight warm-up on the way. stephanie? alright, brittany, thank you. well, there's an app for just about everything these days. our rich demuro rounds up his favorite ones of 2023 in today's tech smart. >> i'm always on the lookout for apps that are unique, useful and fun. here are some that became my go-to in 2023. >> there are so many apps to choose from, but these have earned a prominent place my phone and in my life. for starters, i try to choose apps that are cross-platform. that means they work on both ios and android. but that's not always possible. chatgpt took the world by storm myself

included even without a subscription. you can still access basic functions and now voice chat for free water. 3 top things to see if i visit greece free toppings to see are the acropolis in athens, stunning center in island and the ancient city of del omnivore is my place to send articles to read. later. it's packed with features like highlights labels and it even works with pbs. email me has a yearly fee, but it's well worth the homescreen shortcut which lets me sent quick notes, pictures and links to my inbox to deal with. later, libby is essential for free books and audiobooks. even the latest releases pro tip check the skip the line and available now. filters. you can even send books to your kindle whisper. memos uses ai to transcribe my voice notes. it's incredibly fast and accurate. sunshine contacts cleans up your address book by adding details to entries and

merging duplicates. it gets its info from your e-mail and other sources. backdrops is always my favorite for fun. new wallpapers while splice is my preferred video editing app flight. is excellent. if you're a freelancer and you want to keep track of your finances, it uses ai to help you find and understand what's deductible upside. has proven helpful for cash back on gas and groceries. the trick is to refer your friends and family for bigger bonuses. real good helps me track the movies. i want to watch and tells me when they're available on my streaming services recipe. keeper is amazing at organizing or recipe collection. just pasting a url and it will save the important parts like the ingredients and directions. finally, flighty is essential for tracking flights. presents the info you need to know lets you share tracking with friends and family and even tallies up fun stats, like how many miles you flow. and it's all super private.

>> keep in mind, some of these apps offer free trials, others make you pay. but if they do, the cost has proven to be well worth it. i've got links to all of these apps on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart. >> now to bay area sports. another disappointing offseason for san francisco giants fans and the forty-niners take on the seahawks later this afternoon. kron four's erin wilson has the details. >> giants management profess this offseason that signing sohail ohtani was the number one priority. but we had our doubts here in the bay. yet this past week, the giants still told us that conversations with ohtani were encouraging and that they had a legitimate shot. it's signing the league's best player and maybe they did. but we should have trusted our goods and all the reports months ago ohtani is joining the dodgers. no surprise there. baseball's most

talented player signed a record shattering 10 year 700 million dollar deal to move down highway 5 in stay in southern california. and that the 29 year-old who hit and pitch for the angels during his 6 seasons with the team had an offseason elbow surgery and will be limited to heating in his first season with the dodgers. now, tony bennett 304, season with 44 homers and 95 rbi and will fit right with mookie betts and freddie freeman forming the baseballs. >> most potent lineup, at least one of them for as for the giants, though, back to wining and dining potential free agents who will eventually possibly more than likely somewhere but not to be a debbie downer. the key to winning the game on sunday, which is later on today. the forty-niners their 5th straight win is what it will be if they get over on seattle later on today, they could he could ride in the legs of christian mccaffrey. no surprise there either be the cmc. he's played only 4 games in his lifetime against the seattle seahawks. but he has

had huge numbers in just about every single one of those 4 hit. 81 carries 434 yards 7 touchdowns in those 4 games. plus 30 receptions and 255 more yards. now, the seahawks know that the numbers in bobby wagner is aware of, you know, the intended. want to win for the seattle seahawks, but they know that in order to do that, they'll have to try to contain cmc first. >> this is versatility like his to run on. think he gets enough credit for out physically is a physical. he finishes runs, but then also the ability to get out there you knowing lined up outside at number 3 so we almost got that. like to see you have to ready for everything from running perspective, you to ready for everything >> route so i think that's what makes it tough. >> and when it comes to the reasons prograis and devin haney fight that took place last night on saturday night at chase, first big fight coming to the bay area. and devin haney proved to not only

be the challenger, but the champion now as he unanimously. it's all for sports. suspect you guys today. aaron, thank you. and holiday travel is about to pick back up bay area airports. >> oakland international estimating half a million people will travel through the airport for the december holiday travel season, which starts on friday. the busiest day expected to be december 22nd on that day. the oakland airport will offer a post-screening gift wrapping station for passengers health awful traveling with wrapped packages is not recommended. so the airport is offering a place for people to get their presents wrapped after they get through security. the airport also says it will be a holiday selfie station in live music. sounds like a great time. his co the oakland airport for the holidays. watching the kron 4 morning news and we'll be right back.

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a few little christmas decorations in the cubs living area kind of get let them celebrate the holidays as well. it's very well, still ahead on the next hour of the proper warning news, the new protections that could be coming for people buying concert tickets. plus, more violation notices issued for the chevron refinery in richmond this time related to a bad smell. and a bay area security guard is dead after trying to stop a 7.11 robbery. the kron 4 morning news continues with those stories and more.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a former officer accused of shooting his wife and forcing a police standoff is now in jail. and a san jose couple is out of work after their food truck is damaged by >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday december, the 10th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with brittany begley who is in for dave this morning. hybrid name rise and

shine. keeping a close eye on your forecast a chilly start for some. but as we peak and again at the golden gate bridge, you can it's not too foggy. that setting up the tone for your sunday morning. that's a good news. >> and the corner of your screen, you can see that flag swing back and forth, which tells us we're slightly breezy conditions and up to the north. what we're going continue to watch for those chilly conditions. we actually have a fog advisory expected to expire around 10:00am so if you live near vallejo and santa rosa, you're probably feeling it this morning. we're right there at freezing. you can see that 30 degrees, santa rosa, half moon bay. 48 concord. 35 livermore right there. just above freezing. so chilly start for you to at 36 san jose. 42 oakland, 39 and even san francisco. right now we're at 46. but the good news is that one precious. i'm going to bring up those temperatures just a little bit. you can see that the next couple of days, our highs will in the mid 60's. our lows are going to be right there, the upper 30's and 40's. so we have to get past today and those ones will slightly warm up. tell you everything you need to know to pla tomorrow.

coming up next. all right, brittney, thank you. >> in the east bay, a former cop is in jail. he's accused of shooting at his wife and forcing a police standoff in pleasant hill. kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> nighttime pain and all of a sudden we're back down lockdown. and there's an entire army just a couple blocks away where like law. >> what happened? it's very inconvenient. 2 days of street closures and police presence has finally come to an end for the residents of sherman acres and pleasant hill. 40 year-old to say chow a former marine and retired pittsburgh police detective was arrested early saturday morning almost 2 days after the standoff situation for started thursday night say allegedly locked his wife out of the house and shot her when she tried to come inside. >> she was taken to the hospital for injuries and has since been released. police then surrounded his home and tried to get him to come out. staying on the scene through thursday night. current off a shelter-in-place order friday morning without making contact

pleasant hill police chief scott vermillion says they didn't believe he was a threat to the public and they continue to monitor him. we didn't completely leave. we had. >> a surveillance going head undercover. we had a ready response team, a patrol officers ready to go as well. and he's not as history, but his social media was constantly being monitored. that's what we saw at the next day. we had more information. we said why i thought others thought there is a credible threat to the community. friday evening, police came back. they shut down monument boulevard near his home and started negotiating with him overnight. >> this time he fired about 30 shots from inside his home at an armored vehicle before eventually surrendering the pleasant hill. police chief says he takes responsibility for everything that happened. let me make this clear. the decisions made about this incident made by me >> with that, i'm accountable for from the start to the finish, legal analyst and former prosecutor stephen clark says he believes police

did the right thing. >> the police handled this very delicately and the fact that there were no casualties is very commendable to the pleasant hill to police department. clark says he expects the situation will be re-evaluated once the dust settles, they're going to reverse engineer how this entire case unfolded and whether different decision should have been made. but at the same time, you have to remember that community safety is paramount and they felt that leaving him there was safer than trying to make entry, which could have led to a fire fight. >> in oakland, an investigation is underway after a security guard was shot and killed while trying to stop a robbery. this happened around 10 o'clock friday night at the 7.11 on harrison street. and adams point. police say the guard tried to stop a person from stealing from the store. the robber then pulled out a gun and shot the guard in the head before driving off. >> police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. in the south bay. san jose couple is out of work

after thieves damage their food truck prof was justin campbell reports on what happened. >> berea kitchen serves filipino and mexican food but will be closed for the next few weeks in late november, their food truck was parked in the lot with other trucks for overnight parking on commercial street in san jose. but late at night, someone tried to steal another truck and hit their truck when attempting to flee. smashing the windows and frame knocking their trucks out of service. we've had to cancel. >> 3 weeks of gigs. just to make sure that, you know, we're not putting other worries are other places, you know, at a loss of having a vendor selina. the owner says this is the only source of income for her family. she says december is also the slow season. and on top of getting the truck repaired, they also have to get new permits really overwhelms. >> it makes us feel very frustrated, a small business owners and just being a food truck. we have to maintain a kitchen, but also be a cult.

the couple turned to gofundme and so far raised over $4,000 to make up for loss of revenue actually been really positive. >> from our community and even under other vendors where they donated money. we know it's tough for them as well. >> so for them to give us funds and try to keep help. keep us going it's uplifting and kron. 4 reached out to the san jose police department to see if any suspect was caught. >> but we have not heard back in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay police arrested a woman accused of a stabbing in santa rosa officers took the suspect rubio, brian, into custody. investigators say the victim was driven the area of tanglewood court and oak parkway when they got into a fight with the suspect. victim's wounds are life threatening, but she is expected to survive. o'brien was booked into jail for attempted murder. in the north. a nevada police are searching for 3 people who stole a car from someone's driveway. this is a look at

security video happened around 2 in the morning friday. the cars, a white dodge challenger. anyone with information should call police. chevron refinery in richmond slapped with a violation tied to bad odor in the area friday. the bay area air quality management district says they got complaints from locals about the smell. refinery workers told inspectors they had issues with their bioreactor friday afternoon, chevron confirmed with air quality officials. the smell was coming from their refinery. this is the same refinery that got violation notices last month for a flaring event. and we have video showing that air quality inspectors will patrol the richmond area through the weekend. police on the peninsula collected weapons saturday as part of a gun buyback. people were offered up to $200 cash for each unwanted firearms. the mateo county's office says they collected a total of 223 guns, including 5 assault rifles into ghost guns. all the weapons collected will be destroyed. well, today, it's

also a little holiday activities continue with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch kron four's. tiffany justice is live for sausalito with more. hey, tiffany, how's it looking out there? looks like people are running. hey, stephanie. yes, you got. >> a few runners right behind us. warming up. this race is going to start very soon at 8.30, but we had a very special guests this morning that melissa blau seen them in here of sausalito. joining us right now. listen, you want to go ahead step into the and then just talk about winterfest said the race great part of the city. well, first of all, holiday by the bay in sausalito, there's nothing like it last night. we had over a tree at 80 entries in our lighted boat parade today. we've got over 250 runners out here for the jingle bell run. and the suspect on the waterfront foundation has been doing this for our community for over 30 years. it's an incredible time to be in sausalito. so everything got started last night. the boat show sounds amazing. it was

pretty incredible. i have to say i was on the front boat with jim gary's been doing this for years. and there were, as i said, over 80 boats out on the waterfront and fireworks in the waterfront along roads were thousands of spectators. it was a really incredible special holiday night in sausalito and what better way to end the weekend them with this jingle bell run for winterfest today. yeah. so this is a big part. i would say the city is well, a lot of people participating in this run that has been around for some time. yeah, this front's been around for some time and it's a partnership with dips, the foundation and the dips, the kids. so actually you might not know it, but there are tons of kids, i think from ages 8 to 16, 18 that run in the sea kids race. and this is one of their training runs. so they'll do this now in december and then in june, they'll do the oldest foot race in the united states, which is the dips, the race. so the waterfront foundation partners with the dips, the race to the foundation, merv, he's been doing this for years and it's just a really great community event. i mean, if you look behind us, you'll see there's lots of kids who are told kick my out there. i'm trying to do the 5 k and i know that they're going to be faster than me. but it's a

great all-ages event, you know, from from 5 to 92 and is a beautiful course, right? to be tough. course, there's nothing like the sausalito waterfront, as i always say, it's completely scenic. you can be right along the water. you might see a seal, a sea lion. you can really see part of our community. and we also great volunteers out here today, our vets, which is our volunteer police are keeping everybody safe for them or and fires out here and everybody's getting in the holiday spirit. and we're all ready to ready to run in. there's a big pancake breakfast afterwards. lions club that the pancake breakfast for everybody. >> it's not too late to get a bit. if you run down here, race started at 8.30 and there's a lot of people. i drag my brother down for a day of races. listen, thank you so much for making time chat with us. the mayor's us late and joining us live here on kron. stephen, i'm gonna send it back to pancake breakfast was what i was really interested sounds really delicious. thanks so much, tiffany and wishing everybody a great race. well, take a look at quite a holiday spectacle in

san francisco's union square saturday. the city getting points bested. >> a lot of people gathering for santa con citizen app video showing hundreds of santas elves and reindeer packing into bars across the city for this annual of it. >> welcome welcome. people in with open arms. and when our arms are wrapped around our family members. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news months after the maui wildfires, residents are speaking up about their struggle to survive. plus, the holidays are a happy time for everyone. we've got tips on how to take care of your mental health this season. >> and plus, the new steps being taken by congress to make it easier to get concerts to tickets, to concerts and sporting events. >> and rain of sorts in the know about north of us really dropping down those temperatures. that's rain and snow. i should say. i'll rise i

close eye on everything. i'm meteorologist brittany begley. as we take a live look, san francisco golden gate bridge, half moon bay, even san jose. what we're really watching. >> are those blue skies? thankfully it's not too foggy as we start your sunday, the big picture, what will continue to watch really is going to be futurecast for. you can see right to the north of just out of our state. we're watching rain and snow that's going to drop down temperature. those low temperatures for some. so for some, you actually are brady waking up to those colder temperatures, places like santa rosa. you're right there at even app. and that's going to the store. you're still going to see some chillier temperatures as that frost advisory expires around 10 o'clock this morning. so as you plan for your sunday, it's

a good reminder if you don't have a garage are going to need to warm up that car, make sure to cover your plants at night. still those holes and cracks and keep the water flowing the next couple of days because we are going actually see cooler temperatures all because of system right to the north of us. the big picture shows you once that expires around 10 o'clock things will slowly start to get warmer by 2 o'clock. we're going to get those highs. but temperatures, san francisco, 46, oakland, 39, san jose. 42 livermore at 36 conquer. 35 santa rosa. we're at 30 and half moon bay. right now. we're at 48. so just waiting for the sun to pop up so we can get those temperatures. one thing working for us. you can see a lot of 12. so it's not going to be foggy. that's going help warm us up a little bit faster than what we're used to our highs today. again, i think it's going to be really nice were right there at reasonable temperatures. santa rosa, you're going to start your morning off in the early 30's. hop right up to 62 for santa rosa. napa 60. we're going to stay in the upper 60's up to the north of san francisco, 50

all the way into antioch right there at those upper 50's for inland temperatures and the down south fremont livermore hayward rest. 61. so basically we're all at upper 50's and 60's for today. thankfully, it's not going to be too breezy, which works for us for the inland temperatures. those colder temperatures not going to drop down. that feels like temperatures but up to the north. what we'll continue to watch for those freezing temperatures. santa rosa, we're looking at 33. we'll break it all down for you coming up next. definitely. alright, brittany, thank you. now firefighters are on scene of a house fire in san francisco. this is on the 600 block of judah. >> and this is video from the fire department. firefighters say the flames are affecting 2 homes. no injuries reported. people are asked to avoid the area. and it's been more than 4 months now since the deadly wildfires that erupted on maui. residents say they're struggling to deal with how to move forward. news nation's nancy loo has more. >> yeah, it's a beautiful tropical island, but what

makes hawaii even more special is the people of the place, according to activists play like kona. the people of this place are still hurting and not ready for this. a full reopening of west maui to tourism for you have to go in cater somebody and being in the situation that we're in. and then you got to go over here and caters to someone staying comfortably in the hotel. >> just steps away from where tourists are enjoying $26 burgers. some liner natives are living in tents and relying on food donations along the famed kaanapali beach. they want to raise awareness about their struggle to recover and get into long-term housing. those 3,000 housing units are a challenge. >> and that's what i'll be doing all day and night until we get done. >> governor josh green defends the decision to fully reopen citing economic losses and a history hawaiian resilience in rising from adversity. but he urges visitors to west maui to be sensitive and considerate with hospitality workers. they're going to be some

moments >> those do get captured. of in the form of stories. that's okay. it's an important part of the experience. but i'm going to continue to move us forward to recover. wanted to. >> get back a little and frankly can and we loved behind. we've got here a year ago, a high note with with kustling. yeah. >> we can't welcome welcome people in with open arms. and when our arms are wrapped around, our family members wrapped around a little bit of hope that we have left in our place. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us this morning. about 75% of all private sector jobs in la hina are in hospitality. well, there could soon be an easier way for you to get your concert tickets. capitol hill lawmakers announcing the fans first act would place restrictions on resellers and at protections against online bots that snatched tickets from real fans. just a year ago, taylor swift ticket sales were

disrupted by a technical problem at ticketmaster ticketmaster's parent company live nation endorsed the bill on friday. the holidays for many time for many people. it's a time of celebration. but for others, the holidays are filled with sadness and loneliness. news nation's alex caprariello reports on ways that we can all help take care of ourselves and each other this season. >> shopping parties, friends and family, all a part of the most wonderful time of the year. the music that we hear. >> the decorations, we everything we see on social media suggests not just that were joyful. that but that were perfectly joyful, that everything is amazing when for many, it's not for some the stress of the holidays can be debilitating were lonely or depressed were anxious. we've through a really, really difficult time where we may have lost somebody this year. they have lost a job. >> we may be estranged from family members, but one way or another. we've been through some difficulties that make it difficult for us to really

enjoy and get into this time of year and unrealistic expectations. financial stress, unwanted house guest and the need to please can be triggers for the holiday blues. turning what's supposed to be an enjoyable time into anything. but yeah, the numbers are kind of staggering. >> about 75% of suffer some degree of holiday blues. a good 3rd of us. >> have pretty severe holiday blues where we really struggle with especially the sadness and the loneliness affiliated with this. that's why it's really important to remember that you're not the only one suffering awful lot of people are. and doctors say it can take a toll on your health, causing tension in the form of headaches, excessive drinking over eating insomnia, even depression. but there are some things you can do to lessen the impact. remember, things

don't have to be perfect trying to make them. so take the joy and spot-on 80 out of the holiday. also, it's ok to say no, sometimes. >> trying to attend every party can be stressful. so don't take care of yourself. eat well, sleep, pray or meditate. it may change your entire outlook and finally, don't keep it to yourself. talk to someone about how you feel a friend, family member or therapist might be able to help. a lot of us are really, really good at faking it appearing as if we are perfectly fine. >> so check in with your people with your family, with your friends and ask them that they're having a tough time and listen to that. so just what you would want for yourself, offer that to other people this holiday season and that might save them for experiencing these difficult holiday blues. alex caprariello news nation. >> some of the top republican candidates running for president are bringing their message to iowa this weekend. libby did reports.

>> our navy. >> i was governor focusing on football and faith in iowa this weekend having that foundation of faith in god is really what keeps senator ron desantis campaigning in front of evangelicals in veteran saturday. but some voters want all that impressed. his came off a little bit to see a little bit awkward. i appreciate his points. his wife is something that she was quite charismatic. stay well, florida's first lady casey desantis received praise from some voters. she's also taking heat for her comments friday saying in an interview you don't have to be a resident of iowa to be able to participate in the caucus. mister sams, his comments prompting the iowa gop to clarify with this post saying you must be a legal resident of iowa to participate in the upcoming caucuses. >> the governor's campaign clarifying her comments saying that she was seeking volunteers, not voters and santis praising his wife as an asset. i think people know she's very effective. she's going to be out more. i like

being with her on the campaign trail for and donald trump weighing in, calling it dirty and a legal tactic and a quote openly stated plot to rig the caucus there. fraud islands we spoke with gave florida's first lady a pass instead focusing on the former president to i think that she met everybody come to iowa caucus. i don't think she meant that for trump to just you know, jump on that and go on not a crime. that just to me that shows that just not the right candidate. candidates, nikki haley and of a crumb of swami. also in iowa, former ambassador haley on to says heels for second in the state from swami in a distant 4th, taking shots at everyone not named trump saying the double digits will do in the hawkeye state if scored in the double digits. i think we're well on our way to success. and i think that we're absolutely good achieve that. and i think that there's plenty of room for a top 3, top 2 or even a top one finish. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news holiday shopping providing a big boost to the

experts at mateo cybersecurity company. our coast labs are predicting a rise in ai scams next year. the company says hackers are turning to dating apps to con people into sending money. they say that hackers can also use ai to imitate a company executives voice to convince workers to disclose private information. well, amazon is testing a new grocery delivery subscription for prime members for an extra 9.99 a month. prime members in select cities including sacramento could have their pantries replenished on orders more than 35 bucks. members will also get an unlimited 30

minute pick up option on orders of any size. so we'll see how that pilot shapes up. in 2024, but be a very busy year for travel. the international air transport association estimates profits to increase more than 2% next year. topping 25 billion dollars around 7 from 4.7 billion people are expected to travel in 2024, it's up from the pre-pandemic levels and travel demand is booming in north america, the middle east and europe. so start planning that trip now. sounds like a good idea. holiday shoppers are out in full force. a new gallup poll finds americans think those spent an average $975 on holiday presents this year over $100 more than last year. meantime, unemployment dipped to 3.7% in november, continuing a nearly 2 year streak of the jobless rate coming in under 4%. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news holiday festivities

continue. >> in sausalito is the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch. a live report with all the fun coming up. now on the

kron 4 morning news. new efforts to try and stop sideshows in the bay area of the fbi is getting involved. >> and holiday in full swing. as you can see there, how people across the bay celebrated. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning to 29 for you this sunday morning. let's get you started this half hour with a look. all right. your chilly forecast with brittany begley favorite and that is it true?

that is a chilly forecast, especially if you live up north and you can see as we peak into the east bay, it looks nice and clear it looks but we are off to a chilly start. >> big picture showing you where have a warm-up. thankfully it's not too foggy future cash showing you that. a lot of 12. so if you are out early this think we're going to have a clear view. this is going to be chilly for we have a frost advisory is going to wrap up at 10 o'clock this morning. but santa rosa how up to the north will be waking up with those chillier temperatures right there at freezing. what's working for us? thankfully as it didn't rain. so we're not worried about black ice, but we have partly sunny by 8 o'clock. right now. we're right there in the upper 40's. but by 2, we're going to be right there to upper 50's and 60's. what about monday? what to anticipate will still be chilly. i have all those answers coming up in your seven-day forecast, stefanie. all right. looking forward to the britney. thank you. and check this out. new video shows the aftermath of the chp chase that started in san francisco and ended in the east bay. >> 5 people were inside of this car. it all started just

after midnight saturday morning a chp officer tried to pull this car over. officers say the driver hit the gas leading to a police to chase after the car. and as the car approached contra costa county, the chp were able to slow the vehicle down using a spike strip. police say that the car that made its way bay point where it crashed and rolled over. fortunately, no one was injured. the driver was arrested for felony evasion. is it a rose? a trailer turnover caused a highway shut down saturday morning. california highway patrol says it happened on stagecoach road off lake, the highway. no word yet on what caused this crash. the road is back open this morning. a new bill is coming to stop sideshows. california congressman josh carter says he's backing what's being called the their fast. we're furious act. it would form a federal street racing prevention task force led by the fbi.

>> because a lot of these crimes are the illegal weapons, especially as well as the fence on the drugs that are coming alongside the sideshows. and frankly, our cops need help. and it's past time that we do more coordinated efforts to support them. >> a special task force will analyze the impacts of street racing and sideshows and develop a national approach to fight these events. right now, the bill is with the house judiciary committee. the u.s. and israel argued against a cease-fire during a united nations security council meeting u.s. representatives vetoed against the resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire say hamas has no desire for extended piece. israel. meantime, plame's a resolution would only help hamas. >> calling for a cease-fire sends a clear message. the come us, he's forgiven for their deliberate atrocities in columbus is oppression of gaza is given the green light by the international community. >> response, the un security general invoked article 99 of

the un chapter about something that has not happened and half a century gives them power to raise any perceived concern to international peace and stability in the past. 24 hours, israeli army says it's hit 450 targets in the gaza strip. complicating any un aid operations. it's believed. in the meantime that hamas is still holding over 130 hostages. a new government report projects california's budget deficit will pass 60 billion dollars by next year. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >> well, to put this into context, the deficit is projected to be more than double what it was last year. and now democrats and republicans say they're concerned. 68 billion dollars. that's the projected budget deficit. california is expected to face in the next fiscal year. according to this report from the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or the central message of this report is that california faces a serious budget problem in the coming budget cycle.

panic as the legislative analyst whose office released the latest projections. >> he says the projected deficit increases in large part a result of state tax revenues last year coming in more than 25 billion dollars less than previously anticipated due to several factors, including a mixed economy and delayed tax deadline. the good news is there are a range of options available headache and his team put forth potential deficit solutions for the legislature to consider among them. governor gavin newsom could declare a budget emergency which would allow the legislature to dip into the state's reserves up to 24 billion dollars. other solutions according to panic, could include 17 billion dollars in reductions to schools and community colleges as well as cuts in one-time spending by about 10 billion dollars help shrink the deficit without cutting into core services that the state currently offers. democratic leadership responding to the latest projections, senate president pro tempore toni atkins said we can withstand this, but we will need to be cautious and mindful as we approach our budgeting on the assembly side, speaker robert remus wrote, quote, the growth

in this project, a deficit is troubling. but california is prepared to navigate this latest challenge. and i remain committed to working with my assembly, senate and administration colleagues on a budget that protects classroom funding and prioritize the support for core programs that has republicans say the best solution is to cut spending. there is no alternative. and yes, if we don't. >> balance this full projected 68 billion dollar deficit right now. we're going to see that crisis will truly develop. we heard from the governor's communications director in a statement she said next year the governor will introduce a balanced budget proposal that addresses our challenges, protect vital services and public safety and brings increased focus on how the state's investments are being implemented. while ensuring accountability into disuse. >> of taxpayer money reporting from the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 . >> hundreds of california's former felons will get cash

payments of $2400 to help them transition back into society. it's part of a state reentry program offering counseling and job search support for former prisoners. the ceo of the nonprofit running the reentry program says the first 3 to 6 months out of prison are the toughest payments will be distributed as former prisoners reach specific milestones like taking job interviews. well, santa claus was busy in the bay area on saturday in alameda old saint nick stopped by a firehouse in castro valley making an appearance at station. 25 he gave a cookies coffee and even posed for photos with those on his nice list. >> yeah, >> in the south bay san exchange, his sleigh for a low rider and san jose. no surprise there. this was at a toy drive event hosted by creekside socials dota donations benefited sacred heart nativity school and los amigos to one of the >> health experts say you

should be cautious about how much caffeine you are consuming drinking more than 400 milligrams can cause people to start feeling anxious and jittery for context. there are about 35 miligrams of caffeine in a can of soda. all rare. the fda says seizures and other events can happen when people rapidly in just 1200 milligrams of caffeine. so some important numbers to be aware of. and please be careful when you're taking in that energy drink. lot of caffeine at one time can temporarily increase your blood pressure or even cause heart palpitations, even lesser amounts of caffeine can have significant negative effects for those folks who are unaccustomed to cathy. >> experts say anyone looking to reduce their caffeine intake should do so gradually avoid any withdrawals. >> all right. today in sausalito holiday activities continue with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch 40 pages says live for us sausalito with more on all the fun that's plans today.

good morning to you, stephanie. >> yes, it was very lively out here. everything has started all the runners have started and they are on the course at this point. but we do know that they organizers are getting ready for those runners to return and cross the finish lines. we are going to send it back to you at this point. we have been speaking with a lot of elected officials. even the mayor was out here getting everyone pumped and ready to go. but at this point, want to send it back to you and i'll bring you more throughout the morning. back to stephanie. all right, tiffany, thank you. look forward to more updates on that. if you'd like to decorate for the holidays, listen up. >> experts want you to be careful of potential fire hazards. take a look at the phi, the tree on the left-hand side you see on your screen there. that's been water regularly and one on the right hand side. well, that one is dry. you can see how easily flames can engulf that dry tree in just a matter of

seconds. >> in an instant, turn from happy setting to your entire house on fire. >> candles and faulty lights or other fire hazards to be aware of. you want to make sure you avoid using any cracked forbes, check the lights for damage wires and never overload electrical outlets. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the forty-niners getting ready for a big matchup with the seattle seahawks. we have a preview coming up. >> my favorite apps of the year round up. some will help you get organized. others are just for fun. and one even pays you cash back. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and we're off to a chilly start. but a slight warm-up is hea

>> 6 people including a child are dead and nearly 2 dozen injured as severe storms tear through central tennessee. tornadoes ripped through nashville in clarksville and this is the aftermath and the authorities announcing extensive damage, including downed trees and power lines and debris. thousands of people are still without electricity. we heard from residents. >> yes, but never been through this before. >> turn it over to insurance company and try to start all over time. we can do. thank god everybody is okay. that's just material things. there. >> people are being asked to shelter in place and stay off roads while emergency crews respond. all right. let's take a live look now back here at home in our sutro cam. gorgeous view of the golden gate bridge. a 42 this sunday

morning yeah, it's a beautiful view, but are probably waking up to some pretty chilly conditions out there. yeah, that's what i love that we have so many different cameras because we have microclimate so many different weather story. so we love to show you what's going on outside and it does look beautiful. if you peek outside your thinking, all blue skies, we're not dealing with fog. that's the good news. >> but the corner of your screen, you can still see a weather story going on. that flag swaying back and forth. we have breezy conditions right now near the golden gate bridge. but the good news is that we can actually see the golden gate bridge. we're not going to be dealing with fog, at least for right now. we're going to it all out for you. take a look at traffic right now. all lanes are open. traffic is moving the sunday morning. that's the good news. but as stephanie just told us, some people are really waking up to those colder temperatures. in fact, we've been showing a live look outside throughout the morning. and you notice people in coach dressing in layers. we have this future cast for just showing us system just northwest bringing rain to places like seattle and snow into the mountains. we had a lot of snow the past couple of days and sierra. we're talking about 3 feet. they had freezing cold temperatures.

we're not dealing with anything like that. but we are still dealing with some colder temperatures, especially if you do live up north. so the what question we're asking is what future cast for are going to see rain. are we going to see more snow in the sierra you can see is just missing us, but we will still see those colder temperatures. and you can see that a frost advisory expected to wrap up around 10 o'clock. but still we have those colder temperatures in places like santa rosa and even valais. whoa, that's going to stay that way for another hour. so we always say at night, make sure to cover your plants so they can kind of keep that warmth as we go into those colder temperatures, make sure to steal your holes and cracks and keep the water flowing to help protect your pipes. we're just not used to having us. it's colder temperatures. i think today actually be the coldest overnight temperature. but we're still going to see colder temperatures. it is december future cast winds. what we're watching 2 is all right. the those colder temperatures. but how about gusty conditions? because if

drop down. that feels like to - temperature making it even feel colder. and you can see places like livermore. you're going to see those colder temperatures and slightly breezy conditions, meaning you're so in addressing those layers, you're still going to see those colder throughout the day. so the big picture, the wake-up planner just showing you by 11. we're going to see those partly sunny conditions. we're going to be in the upper 50's for the majority of the area by 2 o'clock. we're going to get right there at our high coast. 61 bay, 61 inland 59 and by 4, you can see right here, we'll have those partly cloudy conditions as we roll in again to those overnight hours. and those colder temperatures. and we'll be right there at the upper 50's and 60's. so you still going to see those colder but then around 2 o'clock, we're going to break. things are going to look nice for you. and then as we roll into the overnight hours again, you can see those colder temperatures right above freezing santa rosa. napa will be out 40 san francisco, 48 half moon bay. 48 so again, upper 30's and 40's for the entire region. but really the focus is on santa rosa, napa and those

inland areas because your temperatures are just right there at freezing. we're also watching for foggy conditions as we plan for your monday to so monday is showing, thankfully it's not too foggy. that's the good news. as you plan your day. but those temperatures are still going to be chilly as we wake up and you can see that your lows again on monday when we're right there at the 40's inland abe coast will be at the upper 40's for you. but the good news is once we get past those chilly overnight temperatures, we're going to be in the 60's, which is actually pleasant not to mention despite the rain and snow to the north of us. we're not dealing with rain so dry temperatures colder overnight. temperatures once we passed that thing slowly look better. so stephen now is so you've got to watch out for overnight hours and then we'll have a warm up a little bit later on in the afternoon. so continue to dress in layers like we've been showing everybody. >> throughout the newscast. >> alright, brittany, i will jacket handy. well, there's an app for just about everything these days for rounds of his

favorite apps of 2023 in today's tech smart. >> i'm always on the lookout for apps that are unique, useful and fun. here are some that became my go-to in 2023. >> there are so many apps to choose from, but these have earned a prominent place my phone and in my life. for starters, i try to choose apps that are cross-platform. that means they work on both ios and android. but that's not always possible. jaccii bt took the world by storm myself included even without a subscription. you can still access basic functions and now voice chat for free water. 3 top things to see if i visit greece free toppings to see are the acropolis in athens, stunning center island and the ancient city of del omnivore is my place to send articles to read. later. it's packed with features like highlights labels and it even works with pbs. email me has a yearly

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four's erin wilson has the details. >> well, giants management profess this offseason that signing sohail ohtani was the number one priority. but we had our doubts here in the bay. yet this past week, the giants still told us that conversations with ohtani were encouraging and that they had a legitimate shot. it's signing the league's best player and maybe they did. but we should have trusted our goods and all the reports months ago ohtani is joining the dodgers. no surprise there. baseball's most talented player signed a record shattering 10 year 700 million dollar deal to move down highway 5 and stay in southern california. and that the 29 year-old who hit and pitch for the angels during his 6 seasons with the team had an offsea on elbow surgery and will be limited to heating in his first season with the dodgers. now, tony bennett 304, season with 44 homers and 95 rbi and will fit freddie freeman forming the

baseballs. >> most potent lineup, at least one of them for sure. as for the giants, though, back to wining and dining potential free agents who will eventually possibly more than likely somewhere but not to be a debbie downer. the key to winning the game on sunday, which is later on today. the forty-niners their 5th straight win is what it will be if they get over on seattle later on today, they could he could ride in the legs of christian mccaffrey. no surprise there either be the cmc. he's played only 4 games in his lifetime against the seattle seahawks. but he has had huge numbers in just about every single one of those 4 hit. 81 carries 434 yards 7 touchdowns in those 4 games. plus 30 receptions and 255 more yards. now, the seahawks know that the numbers in bobby wagner is aware of, you know, the intended. want to win for the seattle seahawks, but they know that in order to do that, they'll have to try to contain cmc first. >> this is versatility like

his to run on. think he gets enough credit for a physical years, how physical he finishes runs, but then also the ability to get out there you knowing lined up outside at number 3 so we almost got that. like to see you have to ready for everything from running perspective, you to ready for everything >> route so i think that's what makes it tough. >> and when it comes to the reasons prograis and devin haney fight that took place last night on saturday night at chase, first big fight coming to the bay area. and devin haney proved to not only be the challenger, but the champion now as he unanimously. it's all for sports. suspect you guys today. aaron, thank you. holiday travel is about to pick back up that bay area. airports open international. >> estimating half a million people will travel through their facilities for the december holiday travel season, which kicks off on friday. brace yourselves, the busiest day is expected to be december 22nd on that day, the airport offers a post

screening gift wrapping station for passengers because traveling with wrapped packages is not recommended. so the airport is offering a spot for people to wrap their presence after they get through security. pretty cool. well, the airport also says there will be a holiday selfie station and live music. sounds like a pretty grand time. spend your holidays at the open airport. you're watching the kron 4 morning news and the kron 4 morning news and we'll be right back.

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continued since a fire tore through the church's roof and spire in 2019. there's also plans for a new museum. and take a look at this. 2 mountain lion cubs make one enjoy their dinner at the oakland zoo. the cubs are rescue late november after their mother died after being hit by a car on a busy highway. >> they a little of the zoo's 25th and 26th mountain lion rescues. you can see the zoo even put little christmas decorations up in the cubs living area it's nice to see them in good hands after such a tough situation. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, the new protections that could be coming for people buying concert tickets. plus, more violation notices issued for the chevron refinery in richmond this time related to a bad smell. and a bay area security guard is dead after trying to stop a 7.11 robbery. the kron morning news continues with those stories and more.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a former officer accused of shooting his wife and forcing a police standoff is now in jail. and jose couple is out of work aftereir food truck is damaged by thieves. >> 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. morning news. we appreciate you being here at about 9 o'clock this sunday morning is taken real quick now with britney for the latest on your weather. and brittany allen on plan your sunday. we'll continue to watch those conditions for you. a live look around the region and our micro climates making sure everybody is covered. for the most part, we aren't dealing with foggy conditions. that's the good news is going to help with those temperatures. however, up to the north, we're still watching those chilly temperatures. we actually have a frost advisory expected to wrap up in the next 60 minutes. >> places like santa rosa, even down to vlade how we have those temperatures right there at freezing. the good news is those temperatures are slowly going up just the way they should. santa rosa, we started off at 30 degrees. thankfully now we're at 36 happen basics. 55 concord, 40 livermore. 42 san jose. we're at 45 oakland. 48 and san francisco. we're at 47. so really we're at those upper 30's and 40's with the exception of the coast friday off to a warm start for you. looking ahead, what we're

going to see is at warmer temperatures, but we'll continue to watch that trend of those overnight lows. although things are going to start to look better. >> kicking off on monday. so highs will be in the 60's for the next 3 days. lows will be right there. the upper 30's and 40's and that just for inland and the coast. but what about your seven-day forecast? we'll break it all down for you coming up next. all right, brittney, thank you. in the east bay, a former cop is in jail this morning. he's accused of shooting at his wife and forcing a police standoff in pleasant hill. >> trump was amanda hari has the latest. >> nighttime pain and all of a sudden we're back down a lockdown and there's an entire army just a couple blocks away where like law. >> what happened? it's very inconvenient. 2 days of street closures in police presence has finally come to an end for the residents of sherman acres and pleasant hill. 40 year-old to say chow a former marine and retired pittsburgh police detective was arrested early saturday morning almost 2 days after the standoff situation for started thursday night say

chou allegedly locked his wife out of the house and shot her when she tried to come inside. >> she was taken to the hospital for injuries and has since been released. police then surrounded his home and tried to get him to come out. staying on the scene through thursday night. current off a shelter-in-place order friday morning without making contact pleasant hill. police chief scott vermillion says they didn't believe he was a threat to the public and they continue to monitor him. we didn't completely leave. we had. >> a surveillance going head undercover. we had a ready response team, a patrol officers ready to go as well. and he's not as history, but his social media was constantly being monitored. that's what we saw at the next day. we had more information. we said i thought others thought there is a credible threat to the community. friday evening, police came back. they shut down monument boulevard near his home and started negotiating with him overnight. >> this time he fired about 30 shots from inside his home at an armored vehicle before eventually surrendering the

pleasant hill. police chief says he takes responsibility for everything that happened. let me make this clear. the decisions made about this incident made by me >> with that, i'm accountable from the start to the finish. legal analyst and former prosecutor stephen clark says he believes police did the right thing. >> the police handled this very delicately and the fact that there were no casualties is very commendable to the pleasant hill to police department. clark says he expects the situation will be re-evaluated once the dust settles, they're going to reverse engineer how this entire case unfolded and whether different decision should have been made. but at the same time, you have to remember that community safety is paramount and they felt that leaving him there was safer than trying to make entry, which could have led to a fire fight. >> in oakland, an investigation is underway after a security guard was shot and killed while trying to stop a robbery. this happened around 10 o'clock friday night at the 7.11 on harrison street. and adams

point, police say the guard tried to stop a person from stealing from the store. the robber then pulled out a gun and shot the guard in the head before driving off. >> police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. the south bay san jose couple is out of work after thies damage, their food truck. >> first, justin campbell has more on what happened. berea kitchen serves filipino and mexican food but will be closed for the next few weeks in late november, their food truck was parked in the lot with other trucks for overnight parking on commercial street in san jose. but late at night, someone tried to steal another truck. >> and hit their truck when attempting to flee. smashing the windows and frame knocking their truck out of service. we've had to cancel. >> 3 weeks of gigs. just to make sure that, you know, we're not putting other worries are other places, you know, at a loss of having a vendor selina. the owner says this is the only source of income for her family. she says december is also the slow

season. and on top of getting the truck repaired, they also have to get new permits really overwhelms. >> it makes us feel very frustrated, a small business owners and just being a food truck. we have to maintain a kitchen, but also be a cult. the couple turned to gofundme and so far raised over $4,000 to make up for loss of revenue actually been really positive. >> from our community and even under other vendors where they donated money. we know it's tough for them as well. >> so for them to give us funds and you try to keep help, keep us going it's uplifting and kron. 4 reached out to the san jose police department to see if any suspect was caught. >> but we have not heard back in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay police arrested a woman accused of a stabbing in santa rosa officers took the suspect will brian into custody. investigators say the victim was driven to the area of tanglewood court parkway where they got into a fight with the suspect. the victim's wounds are life threatening, but she is expected to survive.

o'brien was booked into jail for attempted murder. in the north bay. the by the police are searching for 3 people who stole a car from someone's driveway. let's take a look at security video. this happened around 2 in the morning friday. the cars, a white dodge challenger. anyone with information is asked to call police. chevron refinery in richmond was slapped with a violation tied to bad odor in the area friday. the bay area air quality management district says they complaints from locals about the smell. we finally workers told inspectors they had issues with their bioreactor friday afternoon, chevron confirming with air quality officials. the smell was coming from the refinery. this is the same refinery that out violation notices last month for a flaring event. this is video showing that air quality inspectors will patrol the richmond area through the weekend. police in the senate select collected weapon saturday as part of a gun buyback. people were offered up to $200 cash to turn any unwanted weapons. the san mateo county sheriff's office

collected a total of 223 guns included 5 assault rifles into ghost guns, all of which will be collected and destroyed. today in sausalito holiday activities continue with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch coffers. tiffany justice live for us in sausalito with more on the fun and excitement planned around all of this. good morning to you. tiffany. good morning, stephanie. yeah, it was a great turnout. a lot of the runners that are participating. >> actually right behind me, they have finished at this point. everything got going around 7.30, this morning and they are now resting relaxing and the waiting in line to grab some swag at this time. so we had this got started 7.30, this morning. the race began at 8.30. a lot of people wrapping up at this point. but there is another race for the kids. that one starts at 9 to 15. now, this see kids is a local marine county youth

development program to kids and a structure twice a week after school program that helps middle school kids learn confidence, discipline and goal setting all while making friends in improving their hope. i actually did catch up with the mayor of sausalito and other city officials who are out here pumping up other runners and getting going. >> aaron sausalito, everyone, well, i together get along. it's a good community vibe, mayors. it's a great town. she's out here running. so we've got to be here, too. >> with the kids is a great foundation that gets kids running it on the trails from an early age. this race is actually one of the training races for these kids who are, you know, i-5 to who knows who will run the dips, the race in june. so it's a really great starting point for them. this is the 9th year. we've been doing that here in and the 9th year. they have been doing this race here in sausalito. you heard it from the on melissa. at this point when everything is wrapped up, they're going to hold a brunch. that brunch is going

to start 9.30 this morning as you get to hear it behind us. we've got some more runners. >> crossing the finish line. getting a nice hear from other participants who also participated in this respect to stephanie. all right. tiffany love seeing that excitement out there. appreciate your coverage. >> we'll take a look at this. quite a holiday spectacle. his san francisco's union square saturday. lots of people gathering for santa don't know how they can can those cute little dresses on without a little jacket, too. it's chilly out there. citizen video shows hundreds of santas elves and reindeer packing into bars across the city for this annual event. it looks like a good time. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the holidays aren't happy for everyone. we have tips. i had to take care of your mental health this season. plus, the new steps being taken by congress to make it easier for you to get tickets to concerts and sporting events. >> and 70 right. chilly out there. we actually have a advisory. it's expected to expire in the next 60

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>> i'm meteorologist brittany begley. keeping a close eye on your conditions as we plan your sunday. the good news, a live look again at the golden gate bridge showing clear conditions for the most part. that's the good news that sense of the tone that we're not dealing with any fog but no corner of your screen. again, we've been showing you this because it does show you that we're still dealing with some slightly breezy conditions as we start your day planning out the rest of sunday into monday. thankfully we're not dealing with conditions. that's the good news. but what we're continue to watch future cast for places like seattle have the atmospheric places overnight. some places getting close to 2 inches of rain. plus we have

in the corner your screen. you can see some snow in the mountains. we're not dealing with rain. we're not dealing with snow. that wasn't the story a couple days ago, but we aren't dealing with that. but we are still dealing with those colder temperatures, especially to the north. and as we fast-forward radar, you can still see we're going to be dealing with cloudy conditions. thankfully, we're just not dealing with wet conditions. chilly temperatures frost advisory still until 10 o'clock, those temperatures slowly warming up. we started the newscast a couple hours ago. we're looking at temperatures at santa rosa right there at 30. and we always say we get to those colder temperatures, which we will see the next couple of days make sure to cover your plants that night. so those holes and cracks and keep water flowing to protect your pipes because those temperatures are going to be colder overnight. they're just going slowly start to look better for us. temperatures right now as we speak. so watching santa rosa, that frost advisory again going expire at 10 o'clock upper 30's to the north. temperatures happen bay at 51. otherwise we're right there at the lower 40's. so upper 30's and 40's for temperatures right now as we speak. but

those highs around 2 o'clock. we're going to be the upper 50's and 60's for the entire region. and you can see that santa rosa, you started off at 30, but by 2, you're going to be right there at 62 napa. you'll be at 60 inland. you're in the upper 50's and 60's and down south where the upper 50's and 60's. so pleasant afternoon. it's just a chilly start and it's chilly evening. so again, santa rosa, you're going to be just above freezing at 33 will stay and the upper 40's for the entire region overnight and the 7 day forecast just showing you those lows are going to be just above freezing inland. paying coast are going to be in the lower 40's and those temperatures for highs. going to be pleasant. stephanie will stay in the 60's. alright, brittany, thank you. >> overeating and over. drinking is something that can easily happen during the holidays as people get together with family and friends or if people are simply experiencing seasonal depression. joining us live now with tips to help cope with the overindulgence that can happen this time of year is our health expert karen

owoc the morning to you, karen. good morning, stephanie southern. this is a pretty serious and it's a real issue. i mean, how we avoid this overindulgence? >> well, number one is to recognize that you are drinking or eating emotionally emotional eating is when you are eating as a result of some type of emotion you're triggered by maybe sadness or stressed. >> so you're grabbing those comfort foods like the sugar and and the fatty foods and then emotional drinking. his is similar except you're doing you're reaching for the alcohol. it's a way to sue. sue emotions. >> i see. and so what are some ways that people can, i suppose recognize when they are maybe >> doing the emotional eating and drinking >> well, first of all emotional drinking, first of all, people will do this because of the fact that the

alcohol, it is a depressant. so it's going to slow down your central nervous system. so you're going to feel more relaxed. you're going to feel calmer at first. but then after that wears off, you're actually going to feel more anxiety and more guilt and shame. and then number 2, what happens also is out with alcohol. it you you don't feel as much you feel more in less inhibited. you feel less stressed. you don't have that memory like you, you would without the alcohol. so it's one way to kind of distance yourself from and you kind of stress or some kind challenging your life. so that's a clue if you're really you have a lot of challenges and in stress in your life, then take be aware of what's going on and how you're behaving with food or also

food, alcohol, it's lot easier to grab that than having to deal with. the most ins are how to deal with these emotions. so really it sounds like the self awareness is a big piece. tell exactly right you know, you also mention it's important not to associate the drinking in the evening with relaxing and feeling better, right? right. and that's what a lot of people do. >> a lot of people say, well, i'm doing because i like the like the buzz. and that's it's something to be aware of when you're saying something like that because what you're really saying is i want to feel better or i don't want to feel this way. so let's look at other ways that perhaps you can relax. and of course, i'm always going to encourage exercise because that's going to increase the endorphins and and just being outside. we've talked about this before. stephanie is being out in nature will help reduce your stress and make you feel more relaxed and and other things like meditation and i'm at a

massage and is it's a really and to do to the stress that you're feeling. and we've we've talked about the breathing exercise to the 4, 7, 8, breathing. that definitely helps to reduce stress and remind us again about that for breathing exercise. so that is inhaling for 4 counts. then holding your breath for 7 and then exhaling out in doing that for time. so cycles of 4 and that will help stimulate the vagus nerve and help calm you down. all right. a good reminder on that one, did what i like to take a chance to also go over this concept that you're bringing up here, which is hangs it. >> anxiety hangs. it when you when you drink. >> you often have a hangover. >> you might have a hangover and and people are familiar with the headache and the but also accompanying that is our

feelings of anxiety. and and we don't always know how to cope with that. or we don't even recognize that we are feeling but it can be very difficult to deal with. so same thing. i see the anxiety and depression in people that over eat as well as over a drink. so one way to deal with that is first to well, not to head and that's easier said than done. but also if you have a food hangover, have you ever had a food hangover, stephanie, all that food coma? sure. maybe like, you know, around 2 or 3 in the afternoon after having lunch. if that's what you're referencing, the south food hangovers are when you over eat, you know, things with a lot of sugar, salt. meet. >> even spices could cause this food hangover. and those symptoms are similar to the that regular hangover. the and nausea, but also the general feeling of law are feeling bloated and just feeling bad.

and then one way to get over. that is to eat things with a lot of fiber. so that will help push things through. so things like the the soup that we had last week. yeah, that's a good one. okay. okay. very good. and the last one mission is not skipping the dress rehearsal. what does that mean? that is really important because when you are faced in sit with situations where you're faced with food pushers or pushers people. they're encouraging stu eat something that you really don't want to or drink something when you really don't want to drink. so always have a script, ready how how to talk and how to respond to these food pushers and and practice and people don't all fun going cold. just like the one going cold going to job interview. anticipate questions and comments and have your script ready. all right. very good. anything else that comes up when it comes to?

>> the holidays in our health that we should be aware of. karen. >> well, also, what i recommend is a ranger world for success because just like a smoker would not have secrets laying all over their house. you want to if you're vulnerable to to eating sugar. think get put all that in in your house. same with alcohol, get rid of world for success. so that you over come in and manage your goals. all right. very good. thank you so much to our health expert, karen owoc for joining us with some. >> easy tips things to think about as we head that a deeper into the holiday season. we appreciate your insight today. you're

it's been more than 4 months since the deadly wildfires erupted on maui. residents say they're struggling to deal with how to move forward. news nation's nancy loo has more. >> yeah, it's a beautiful tropical island. what makes hawaii even more special is the people of the place, according to activists play like kona. the people of this place are still hurting and not ready for this. a full reopening of west maui to tourism for you have to go in cater somebody and being in the situation that we're in. and then you got to go over here and caters to someone staying comfortably in the hotel. just steps away from where tourists are enjoying. $26 burgers. some liner natives are living in tents and relying on food donations along the famed kaanapali beach. >> they want to raise awareness about their struggle to recover and get into

long-term housing. those 3,000 housing units are a challenge. >> and that's what i'll be doing all day and night until we get done. >> governor josh green defends the decision to fully reopen citing economic losses and a history hawaiian resilience in rising from adversity. but he urges visitors to west maui to be sensitive and considerate with hospitality workers. they're going to be some moments and >> those do get captured. of in the form of stories. that's okay. it's an important part of the experience. but i'm going to continue to move us forward to recover. wanted to. >> get back a little and frankly can and we loved behind. we've got here a year ago, a high note with with bustling. yeah. >> we can't welcome welcome people in with open arms. and when our arms are wrapped around, our family members wrapped around a little bit of hope that we have left in our place. >> that was nancy loo

reporting for us this morning about 75% of all private sector jobs in la hina are tied to hospitality. well, there could soon be an easier way to get your concert tickets. capitol lawmakers announcing the fans first act which would place restrictions on resellers and at protections against online bots that snatched tickets from the real fans. well, just a year ago, taylor swift ticket sales were disrupted by a technical problem at ticketmaster ticketmaster's parent company live nation endorsed the bill on friday. holiday shoppers are out in full force. a new gallup poll finds americans think those spend an average of $975 on holiday presents this year. that's over $100 more than last year. meantime, unemployment dipped to 3.7% in november. continuing and nearly 2 year streak of the jobless rate coming in under 4%. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news holiday activities continue in sausalito with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch. we have a live report

with all the fun coming up.

now on the kron 4 morning news. new efforts to try and stop sideshows in the bay area. how the fbi is getting involved and holiday cheer in full swing. now people across the bay area celebrating. welcome back to the proper morning. news gets a with us. excuse me here at 9.29. this morning on sunday. let's start you off this half hour with a look at the forecast. brittany begley is in the weather center today with the brittany. yeah, i want to plan your sunday. all eyes really going to be on future cast.

you can see it's this atmospheric river and the seattle area bringing them dangerous weather, weather, rain, snow to the east. >> bringing us colder temperatures. so if you're waking up right is feeling chilly. it's all because of the system coming up from north. we're still going to see a frost advisory for the next 30 minutes. those colder looking to expire in places like santa rosa and the late how looks like maybe even expand a little bit earlier. >> some places, though, really started off like santa rosa at 30. but those temperatures are slowly warming up. you can see right here at 11. we're going to be right there at the upper 50's for the entire region. what's working for us is that was going to see partly sunny conditions by 2 o'clock. we're really going to start to see that high coast will be at 61 bay will 61 inland will be at 59 and by 4 o'clock. you can see we're going to slowly start to dip down to those warmer temperatures are going to be around the 2 o'clock hour. and then those temperatures partly cloudy conditions and those overnight lows will come back. and so we're going to have a pleasant conditions this afternoon. but as we roll into the evening hours, stephanie, we're going

to be just above freezing the santa rosa area. i'll break it down for you. coming up next. all right, brittney, thank you. >> and take a look at this. new video shows the aftermath of the chp chase that started san francisco ended in the east bay. 5 people were inside of this car. that chase began just after midnight saturday morning when a chp officer tried to pull car over. officers say the driver hit the gas. leading police on a chase as the car approached contra costa county. the chp slow down the vehicle with a spike strip. police say that the car then made its way into bay point where it crashed and rolled over. as you can see right there. well, fortunately, no one was injured in this crash. the driver was arrested for felony invade evasion. it said a rose, a trailer turnover cars. the highway shut down saturday morning, california highway patrol says it happened on stagecoach road off lake the highway. no word yet on what caused the crash. the road is back open this morning. a new

bill is coming stop sideshows. california congressman josh carter says he's backing what's being called. they're fast. we're furious act. it was former federal street racing task force led by the fbi. >> because a lot of these crimes are the illegal weapons, especially as well as the fencing on the drugs that are coming alongside the sideshows. and frankly, our cops need help. and it's past time that we do more coordinated efforts to support them. >> a special task force would analyze the impacts of street racing and sideshows and develop a national approach combating these events. right now, the bill is with the house judiciary committee. a new government report projects california's budget deficit will pass 60 billion dollars by next year. >> our capitol correspondent wallace has the details. >> well, to put this into context, the deficit is projected to be more than double what it was last year. and now democrats and republicans say they're concerned. 68 billion dollars. that's the projected budget

deficit. california is expected to face in the next fiscal year. according to this report from the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or the central message of this report is that california faces a serious budget problem in the coming budget cycle. panic as the legislative analyst whose office released the latest projections. >> he says the projected deficit increases in large part a result of state tax revenues last year coming in more than 25 billion dollars less than previously anticipated due to several factors, including a mixed economy and delayed tax deadline. the good news is there are a range of options available headache and his team put forth potential deficit solutions for the legislature to consider among them. governor gavin newsom could declare a budget emergency which would allow the legislature to dip into the state's reserves up to 24 billion dollars. other solutions according to panic, could include 17 billion dollars in reductions to schools and community colleges as well as cuts in one-time spending by about 10 billion dollars help shrink the deficit without cutting into

core services that the state currently offers. democratic leadership responding to the latest projections, senate president pro tempore toni atkins said we can withstand this, but we will need to be cautious and mindful as we approach our budgeting on the assembly side, speaker robert remus wrote, quote, the growth in this project, a deficit is troubling. but california is prepared to navigate this latest challenge. and i remain committed to working with my assembly, senate and administration colleagues on a budget that protects classroom funding and prioritizes support for core programs that has republicans say the best solution to cut spending. there is no alternative. and yes, if we don't. >> balance this full projected 68 billion dollar deficit right now. we're going to see that crisis will truly develop. we heard from the governor's communications director in a statement she said next year the governor will introduce a balanced budget proposal that addresses our challenges, protect vital services and public safety and

brings increased focus on how the state's investments are being implemented. while ensuring accountability into disuse. >> of taxpayer money reporting from the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> hundreds of california's former felons will get cash payments of $2400 to help them transition back into society. it's part of a state reentry program offering counseling and job search support for former prisoners. the ceo of the nonprofit running the program says the first 3 to 6 months out of prison are the toughest payments will be distributed as former prisoners reach specific milestones like taking job interviews. the holidays for many people, it's a time of celebration. but for others, it can be filled with sadness and loneliness. news nation's alex caprariello reports on ways to take care of yourself this holiday season. >> shopping parties, friends and family, all a part of the most wonderful time of the the music that we hear. >> the decorations, we everything we see on social media suggests not just that

were joyful that but that were perfectly joyful, that everything is amazing when for many, it's not for some, the stress of the holidays can be debilitating were lonely depressed were anxious. we've through a really, really difficult time where we may have lost somebody this year may have lost a job. we may be estranged from family members, but one way or another. we've been through some difficulties that make it difficult for us to really enjoy and get into this time of year and unrealistic expectations. financial stress, unwanted house guest and the need to please can be triggers for the holiday blues. turning what's supposed to be an enjoyable time into anything. but yeah, the numbers are kind of staggering. >> about 75% of us suffer some degree of holiday blues. a good 3rd of us. >> have pretty severe holiday blues where we really struggle

with especially the sadness and the loneliness affiliated with this. that's why it's really important to remember that you're not the only one suffering awful lot of people are. and doctors say it can take a toll on your health, causing tension in the form of headaches, excessive drinking over eating insomnia, even depression. but there are some things you can do to lessen the impact. remember, things don't have to be perfect trying to make them. so take the joy and spot-on 80 out of the holiday. also, it's ok to say no, sometimes. >> trying to attend every party can be stressful. so don't take care of yourself. eat well, sleep, pray or meditate. it may change your entire outlook and finally, don't keep it to yourself. talk to someone about how you feel a friend, family member or therapist might be able to help. a lot of us really, really good at faking it appearing as if we are perfectly fine.

>> so check in with your people with your family, with your friends and ask them that they're having a tough time and listen to so just what you would want for yourself, offer that to other people this holiday season. and that might save them from experiencing these difficult holiday blues. alex caprariello news nation. >> claus was busy in the bay area on saturday in alameda county, old saint nick stopped by a firehouse in castro valley. he also made appearances station. 25 giving out cookies, coffee and posing for photos with the kids. >> and >> to the south you can see it's an exchange. his sleigh for a low rider in san jose. this is a toy drive event hosted by creekside socials donations benefited sacred heart nativity school and los amigos state quite a >> all right. today in sausalito holiday activities continue with the annual jingle bell. 5 k run and brunch from poor justice. live

from sausalito with more and tiffany, you have any plans to get some of that pancake breakfast. >> i think i'm a pop and grab some breakfast this morning. some pancakes. why not? right at this point. a lot of people have finished up the rays and organizers have started to break down everything. this is wrapping up the jingle bell. 5 k race is wrapping up at this time and it was a great morning, a great energy. a lot of people participated. and at this point, everything is winding down and many of participants are enjoying brunch at this time. this race started at 8.30 this morning and this race is a benefit for deep-sea kids. a local marine county youth development program to kids structured twice a week after school program that helps middle school kids learn confidence, discipline goal, setting all while making friends and being healthy earlier this morning, we actually spoke with the mayor of sausalito along with

other city officials. >> aaron sausalito, everyone. well, i together get along. it's a good community vibe, mayors. it's a great town. she's out here running. so we've got to be here, too. >> with the kids is a great foundation that gets kids running it on the trails from an early age. this race is actually one of the training races for these kids who are, you know, i-5 to who knows who will run the dips, the race in june. so it's a really great starting point for them. this is the 9th year. we've been doing that here in sausalito. stephanie, the energy has been great out here this morning. everyone has been stopping by chatting. we have been loving talking with everyone talking with. >> everyone down here in sausalito. but i'm going to send it back to you in studio 7. all right. enjoy that breakfast. tiffany. >> i know those pancakes might warming up front. we still seeing some colder temperatures think systeall rig

back. taking a live look now from our sutro cam. nice look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a chopper flying overhead too. like a nice start to the day at 9.42. this morning, but also a chilly one. brittany. yeah, beautiful day. it looks that way, right? when we take a look at that give me a little bit chills because those temperatures are still a little chilly as you walk out the door and slowly starting to warm up. but if you live in the north, you probably noticed as temperatures freezing some places below freezing at 30, all because of this atmospheric river in places like seattle, they're getting rain right now. dangerous rain. and we were talking about more than 2 inches overnight.

>> not to mention to the we have those snow mountain. so we've been dealing with snow and rain up the north and even we had some snow and rain earlier this week in the sierra and right here in san francisco. i tell you all this because we still have those colder temperatures as you wake up. that's going to be the trend today. it was unusually chilly. we had a frost advisory that's expected to wrap up at 10, but it looks like it already wrapped up, but it's still a good reminder to cover your plants at night. still those holes and cracks and keep those water flowing to protect your pipes, especially with these colder temperatures as we plan the rest of your week. temperatures right now as we speak, you can see santa rosa just above freezing. we started again at 30 and now we're at 36 of the slowly warming up for us. i think around 2 o'clock, we're going to hit that high. so up to the north, we're right there to upper 30's and 40's inland. we're right there at the mid 40's for you and down south places like mountain view and even half moon bay. we're at 50. but overall, the majority of the area really in those upper 40's and 50's and thankfully it's not too foggy. we've been showing you those blue skies that's going to help with the temperatures as

you plan for monday. your morning commute not looking too but you're still going to see chillier conditions as you wake up, futurecast wind showing you despite the colder temperatures in the morning thinking those breezy conditions not really going to drop down the feels like temperature too much. maybe the livermore area. you might feel it just a little bit in the afternoon. but overall, those highs are going to be in the 60's and upper 50's and let you can see 58 livermore, 60 concord. we're at 59 santa rosa. you're really going to do a turnaround. we started again in the 30's. but around the 2 o'clock hour, you're going to be in lower 60's napa, 16 of auto at 60 half moon bay at 56 and even half moon bay. you can see right there at 60. so again, upper 50's and 60's for the tire region. but really it's up north. it's going to see that big change. so we'll have those warmer temperatures around the 2 o'clock hour. we're going to start to slowly see some cloudy conditions, not foggy, but cloudy conditions and those lows overnight are going to be just above freezing in places like santa rosa. we're going to be at 33 napa at 40 we'll be

right that those lower temperatures. but overall, those lows are slowly going to start to warm up, but still going to be chilly. so again, we're going to continue this week in the lower 60's for use. the lows will be in the upper 30's and 40's for the entire region. but a warm up you can see headed our way by next week. alright, brittany, thank well, if you are tired of the bustle and hustle of the holiday season. >> how does a quick getaway sound? well, there are some destinations you can check out right here in our own backyard travel enthusiast. dana redmond is here with some recommendations for us. good morning to you, dan. good morning. good morning. it's that time of year. don't have the time to get away. but in many cases you need it the most. you'll enjoy it. the most likely so think close to home. we've got so many good spots to choose from. >> first up, west moran just an hour or so from san francisco. it's easy. and tripoli, enjoyable to lose track of time here. point reyes, national seashore has long been a favorite of nature

level lovers rightfully so. but if you're up for something new pull into marconi conference center state historic park. now the park isn't new. this is one of those spots you've likely driven by at some point but never made the turn in in 1914, the man credited as the inventor of radio. marconi, goo elmo. marconi, excuse me, build a radio receiving station here in the 1960's. a controversial cold called it home. but since the late 1980's, the state park system has owned this beautiful stretch overlooking tomorrow. us pay. there's nearly 5 miles of hiking trails, a plethora of picnic tables, volleyball basketball. you name it. there's a little bit of everything. and if you want to spend the night, you've got the newly-opened large at marconi inside the park, too. so it just makes it all too easy to get away for more stellar seaside views. let's head to half moon bay. you get your first taste of what's in

store when you exit the tom lantos tunnels on southbound highway. one and set out on devil's slide trail that this is what's waiting for you. becomes you down. just looking at it. the the trail is only about a mile in length. it's paved. so it's great for walkers of all fitness abilities, runners, bikers, kids traveling family once a dangerous stretch of roadway to erosion and landslides. now it's the only part of highway one that's off limits to cars. so keep your eyes focused on the water. you might spot whales, sea lions. a variety sea birds. and as striking as those coastal views are, if you save time to actually get on the water, i think you'll be even more taken with the scenery. this is the beach at pillar point harbor half moon bay kayak company rents kayaks and paddleboards. you can venture out on your own. it's very calm water or talk to and they'll work on a raging tore for you. another good spot to have on your getaway radar.

monterey county, you can spend hours in the aquarium. there's an argument here, though, to simply just wander around these parts. this is an easy walk from cannery row. this is the beach alongside hopkins marine station. it's a popular resting spot harbor seals. once you see them, really hard to walk away from pretty smile inducing. if you ask me, pacific growth is also home to a monarch butterfly sanctuary. the butterflies typically arrive in mid-october. in early march as of december. first this year, the count was more than 6,000. so lots to see. the sanctuary is open daily. no reservations are required. there's no fee doesn't get much easier than that. truthfully. and lastly, we talked a great deal about sonoma county and napa valley wine country. they're both great getaway spots. they're both pretty easy to get you for most people in the bay area. but let's not forget about grow. wineries, hoffman

mountain ranch is the central coast. oldest pinot noir vineyard. the vines here date back to 1964. so what winds up in your last is pretty special after the sun sets on a day and wine tasting, i say head over to light at sensorio stretching about 7 acres. the installation just keeps growing and growing. there's a couple new exhibits on tap for the new year. >> my recommendation. get there. enjoy the sun. going down. then it's pretty much a self walking tour. you can go at your own pace, take as many photos as you want. i would say charge your camera because there will be lots of photo opportunities and dress in layers once that sun goes down, it gets a little chillier than you might expect in the evening. but lots of great things to see and you're outside moving around. overall. again, a great reminder. we have great spots in the bay area depending on where you live may dictate whether their day trips, whether they're overnight. but it's also a great thing to keep in mind. if you have family coming to town. great

entertainment, fun for you from for them. everyone all right. wonderful. thank you so much. data for that very thorough explanation of some fun places that we can check out this holiday season. we appr i know the importance of taking care of myself. how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all that is me,r all, kaiser permanente.

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caffeine at one time can temporarily increase your blood pressure or even cause heart palpitations, even lesser amounts of caffeine can have significant negative effects for those folks who are unaccustomed to cathy. >> experts say anyone looking to reduce their caffeine intake should do so gradually to avoid withdrawals. and notre dame cathedral is on track to reopen to the public next year. french president emmanuel macron stopped by saturday to mark the one-year countdown restoration work has continued since a fire tore through the medieval church's roof and spire in 2019. there's also plans for a new museum. well, if you like to decorate for the holidays, you want to listen up to this. experts want you to be careful of potential fire hazards. let's watch this together. the tree on the left-hand side would pull that up has been watered regularly while the one on the right is dry. and you can look how easily a fire can engulf your tree in just a matter of seconds that dry

want to get on the right hand side. >> in an instant, term for my happy setting to your entire house is on fire. >> candles and faulty lights or other fire to be aware of. want to make sure you avoid using crack folds. you want to check your lights for damage wires and never overload electrical outlets. >> all right. take a look at this. 2 mountain lions maple willow, enjoy their dinner at the oakland zoo and he looked very hungry. voracious eaters. these little guys, the cubs are rescue late november or their mother died after being hit by a car on a highway maple. and willow of the zoo's 25th and 26th mountain lion rescues. you can see that the zoo even hung some christmas decorations in the cubs living area just to make it a little cozy. they like to though. let's get a check of weather with brittany. you watch those colder temperatures up to the north? the good news by 11 o'clock hour. a partly sunny

conditions as temperatures going to warm up. we started in places up north like santa rosa. >> right there at freezing. i'm talking about 30 but we're going to see a warm-up headed our way. so 11 o'clock. we're going to be partly sunny. we're going to be right there in the mid 50's for the entire region by 2 o'clock. we're really going to start to see those we're going to be in the 60's and upper 50's for the entire region. and a little bit later on today around 4 o'clock, those ties are actually going to slowly start to go down. we'll have partly cloudy conditions for the rest of the day. so what we'll continue to watch really is going to those colder temperatures overnight and then we're going have a nice warm-up headed our way. and you can kind of see just looking at wake-up planner, as you plan your day, 7 day forecast, really just showing you again. we'll continue to watch as this atmospheric river happening in the washington area. bring a lot of rain to them and snow in the mountains and bringing us colder temperatures as well. and you can see that with our lows taking a look at the big picture you can we're going to be in the 60's for the next 7 days. that's the good news. we're going to have warmer.

temperatures are pleasant temperatures, i should say. >> but it's really about those low. as you can see, we're going to be in the upper 30's and 40's inland. and we're going to be right there to 40's at the coast. so if you're waking up this morning in santa rosa, feeling those colder temperatures as you wake up tomorrow, you're going start to feel those colder temperatures as well. and then we'll have that nice break in the afternoon. giving 60's. but those cloudy conditions and overnight conditions really is going to the theme the next couple of days. so, we're grateful to have temperatures in the 60's and december, but it's really about those colder temperatures overnight that we have to watch an i always say make sure to renault's taps. make sure you protect your pipes, cover your plants because those overnight temperatures when you get to 30 can be uncomfortable. not to mention if you don't have a garage, which i know a lot of people don't. you start to see frost on the windows and you have to defrost your car. so a lot going on the 7 day forecast but will focus on the 60's. all right. that's a very good, helpful guidance there brittany. thank you so much for all of that. >> well, that's it for us here at the weekend news. i'm stephanie land and from all of

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