jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. >> and developing on the kron 4 morning news, the first of the u.s. case of a new form of m-pox has been confirmed right here in the bay area. we have advice from health officials

and how you can protect yourself. plus, an oakland business owner fed-up with repeated burglaries at his store. the new method he is now using to counter those crimes and east bay city council putting on a some limits on rv parking. what we're learning from an updated warnings. >> it said. and good morning and thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news on theresa stasi for stephanie lin. it is sunday. >> november 17th. let's start the hour by getting a look at your weather. dave spahr in the weather center tracking everything i good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we kept those clear skies overnight. got some last minute clearing and also you got some star action as well. check out for a ride all. >> but now we're going to be seeing the clouds build as we go into your sunday and by the latter portion of the day today, we might see a couple of stray showers, particularly favoring, would say maybe the

west. >> and the southwestern part of the bay area. here's a quick look at the golden gate bridge and we see a little bit of that starting to build already. not too much the way of winds. we will see a when pop. it looks like as we head into the evening hours, by the way, which will kind of outline for you. not a whole lot yet happening, but you can start to see the development of a little bit the way some cloud cover will show you the models later on. but upstream, this looks pretty threatening, doesn't, but it's not going to give us that much in the way of rain. it's actually its successor. that happens next week. that's going to be really interesting. it's gonna be kind of camping out up there on the northwest. it looks like for just about all week long until it finally drop south for temperature check for it's still another chilly one. we've got a lot of 30's for the east bay and up north as well. some lower 40's line up the east bay shoreline. although no cold advisories are freeze warnings or anything like that. we are been ahead, as you can see in some pockets up in the north bay. napa's trailing 3. but 9 ahead, santa rosa and half moon bay at 7 degrees ahead. hour by hour. starting things off again, mostly sunny, getting some of that haze

building in here, then turning somewhat mostly cloudy as we get to around the noon hour. temperatures you can see into the 50's will be included. the cooler looks like for this afternoon. more your forecast coming up to recent day. thank you for that. >> up for your help this morning county's public health department is confirming the first u.s. case of a new form of m-pox right here in the bay area. kron four's lindsay ford has the story for us. >> on saturday, the california department of public health announced a person in san mateo county health is recovering from m-pox clade one be the strain responsible for an ongoing outbreak in parts of africa, which has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the world health organization. we're told the person had recently traveled to eastern africa and when they got back noticed they were sick and sought treatment. even though the virus has been detected here in the bay area, health officials do not expect it to be a major concern.

>> i would say don't be scared. it's very hard to get. you know, you're not going to get it on. unity. our trade shows. well, i you know, it's going to be, you know, actively skin to skin contact or in the way to somebody bring off a lot of xenia flicking the bed sheets that kind of contact. and even if you get which is very, very low probability. so far, the cases outside of the continent of africa, you know, you know, people done very well. peter chin hong, a professor of medicine and infectious disease specialist at ucsf. >> confirms the low risk for the public. san mateo county health officer, dr kismet baldwin, santana echoing dr chin hong's sentiment. but the statement saying in part, given the low risk to the public of exposure to clade one. the standing guidance for preventing m-pox has not changed more than 31 confirmed

cases have been reported just since late september, according to the world health organization. >> but the reason why won be is of consent is because in africa it's affecting a lot of kids in house owes its heterosexual transmission. it's new. >> the vast majority of them have been in african countries, but cases have been found in germany, india, sweden, thailand, and the united kingdom. something like and pops both in the community as well as in the street community. >> when you? >> someone. starting to see them and i'm an intimate contact with them, you know, have honest conversation so that if anything happens in the future, you can be well informed. i'm not goes anything. not just m-pox. the spread is mostly through transmission as well as through close contact among children. >> pregnant women and other

vulnerable groups. health officials say if you or someone, you know, have been exposed to him pox to contact ipyour city clinic or primary care physician to get treated or to get to him pox vaccine. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> a bart police are investigating some kind of fight that happened on a train in san francisco. this taking place on saturday. officers say it happened near the 16th street and mission station just before 2 o'clock citizen video shows officers detaining someone. police have not released details on a potential victim. we're going to be continuing to follow this story closely for you. police are investigating a 3rd deadly shooting in oakland this week. it happened around 7.30, friday night on 86 avenue near highland community school officers say that one person was shot and died at the scene. police have not released any information on a possible suspect. police in

petaluma are looking for a missing teenage girl. she's right there. she's considered at risk. a 15 year-old is seen ya, hernandez adams, how it was last. seen this past wednesday. she's described as being 5 foot tall black hair, brown eyes. anyone with information on her. please contact the petaluma police department. and check this out, ramming their vehicles into the front of an east oakland business. you can see right there. the owner says that this has happened multiple times. he's really frustrated. he told kron four's philippe djegal. he's now taking a tip from those thieves and trying to do something similar to protect the store front. >> for a few weeks now in a desperate effort to thwart thieves employees at high gift and mini market on high street in east oakland have changed up the way they locked up each night. >> at the close of business, seems like it's it's working 4 times this year store manager saw lee fan who says suspects

have used what he believes are stolen cars to ram through the front of the store before burglarizing it. you don't get. >> the sleepy go home. he gets weighed for the long arm to go off south in whose is taking a page from the book of thieves. buy back into use ban purchased by the store to protect it at the way to the door lock where it stays parked overnight every night they haven't break into since we got then and whose hopes it stays that way. >> he says he has filed reports with oakland police after each incident. but so far no arrests have been made. 4 times basically where now we're not making it. >> but wiln hopefully will make governor gavin newsom announced last week he is extending the surge of california highway patrol officers in oakland. the operation has led to the arrests of nearly 1200 suspects. the recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars and the seizure of over 100 illegal weapons. >> but that does not help fan whose sleep any better at night. i don't think they

will. >> protect the businesses they do then not quit to protect businesses. they quit too. chase cars, you know, and give a speeding tickets or, you know, jean ticket. but as far as the chp keeping thieves out of his store fan whose is not holding his breath, we do have >> hope it's that. it's we hope and more than than to what it's supposed to do. and so far it has in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> the fremont city council is banning rv's from parking longer than 72 hours in any residential street throughout the city. the city council updated its ordinance last week, which means that the owners will first receive a warning from police. then if nothing happens, then the rv can be towed. the mayor elect says that a neighbor has complained about this particular rv that you're seeing right there. >> we want to make sure that the environment is safe, that people feel comfortable

walking the neighborhoods, especially in areas where there's a lot of pedestrian activity or near the schools. >> now, the council is also looking into addressing an rv encampment that's over on all bray streets. the new ordinance does not address these armies that you see right there because they're in an industrial section of the city. >> businesses owners have told city officials that they're worried about worker safety. >> and those visiting businesses with that encampment. caltrain is celebrating a major ridership milestone last month that have more than 700 and some 153,000 passengers. >> that is up more than 50% from october of last year, weekday rater ridership grew by 38% and weekends are booming. saturday ridership surge by 169% and sundays 142%. caltrans says that this marks the highest ridership since the pandemic. well, the

first ever cannabis dispensary in san bruno held a grand opening on yesterday saturday. the dispensary on camino real is called him bark. city officials say that they hope that could possibly benefit the community both financially and socially. >> and mark is one of the most compliant, you know, companies probably in the united states when it comes to cannabis. and, you know, we are very community oriented. one percent goes back to the community for all of our sales. with the graciousness of rico and the city council, we were able to be here and we're super appreciative. >> embark as 15 other locations across california, including redwood city where it was also the first cannabis dispensary in town to open. >> still ahead on kron 4. and still ahead on kron, 4 community members rally for better access to mental health services in the head of a key

meeting on the future of the santas, hospital. plus, some pretty disturbing allegations of a north bay high school black football players allegedly called racist what the district is telling parents. and after the break, president elect donald trump slowly building up his cabinet. we're breaking down cabinet. we're breaking down his agenda so far ahead o

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now. you can see how beautiful it is. clouds up there. dave spahr joining us right now. >> hey, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. just out just a few scattered clouds to get everything started. to give you some color is a shunt work with watercolors and all of that. but it will be changing as we get into the late morning hours. we'll see a lot more cloud cover and the pitter patter of some rain. but it has to fight the some dry air in order to get their 1st half moon bay. there you have it right now. a little bit darker. looking here. and it's a sort of maybe a dry run, so to speak until our real system gets here by the end of next week. 59 san francisco evening showers possible variable clouds for oakland. 59 63 san jose clouds and cool. there we have today variable clouds again, those passing showers working late in the day. so we'll get mostly the cloud cover will be the interruption thing. plus, is that the showers that we're getting the threat of probably won't be much too huerter day at all because it'll be late in the day as we approach the evening hours tomorrow, an early

shower, maybe but basically clearing out for much of the balance of the day there. it will be cooler, however, than it was from yesterday and then into next week is where it gets really interesting midweek on. we're really watching to see this atmospheric river, its exact location as a tap. some of the subtropical jet because that's going to drive everything from wednesday. onward to the next weekend. all right. for your temperatures for right now. we have those low 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline. still some chilly 30's off to tri valley. remember,ethe playbook was it was very clear overnight was able to cool off a bit. also with that dry air, we have 45 for sonoma, 40 petaluma and a bottle coming in at 41 back to future cast. here's the cloud deck that does build this afternoon. a couple of stray showers work. and remember, some of this has to fight to dry air so we will lose some of it that reaches the ground may be enough to kind of dirty up the car, but this is the test case for when we get hit by the sledgehammer later doing next week. clearing out for your monday. looking pretty good. then rebuilding those clouds as we get into tuesday for the next

showdown. again, latter portion of the week. let's get to those winds because to pops to make note of what happens by this evening, as you can see by 10 o'clock say are so only last a few hours. that's where the don't have any statements with us as we get into your monday, it should be this in the mid afternoon. it looks like maybe before the evening commute and lesson in time for that all important commute and for high temperatures today, again, a little bit more muted and modest approaching 60 valais hold. 59 lower 60's off to the east bay. morgan hill coming in about 61 next couple of days. get the chance of rain today. slight drop in our temperatures to about 60 or so. taking us till tuesday and then flipping the page and things get quite interesting from wednesday on into next weekend's. i can't wait to hear more. okay. well, we'll have the free tibet. thank you so much, dave. >> turning to political news, president-elect donald trump met with house speaker mike johnson at his mar-a-lago estate in florida on saturday. this comes as he and his team

continue to quickly announce new cabinet positions. correspondent levy dean has the latest for us. >> a major cabinet pick out of mar-a-lago saturday. president-elect donald trump making his nomination for who will head up the department of energy. his pick, oil executive, chris, right. wright is the ceo of colorado based liberty energy and has been a leading advocate for fracking and other types of oil development in the u.s. in his announcement, trump calls right a leading technologists, an entrepreneur adding, quote, chris will be a key leader driving innovation, cutting red tape and ushering in a new golden age of american prosperity and global peace right will also be a member of the newly formed council national energy, which will be led by interior secretary nominee doug burgum. also on the agenda saturday, a strategy meeting with house speaker mike johnson. he's been a frequent mar-a-lago visitor. johnson was in the crowd there thursday as trump informed the audience, his plans with republicans back in charge. we're going to reduce regulation, waste, fraud and

inefficiency. and these 2 guys are going to find a lot of it. we're going to clean out the corrupt, broken and >> failing bureaucracies. and that's what we're going to be doing. that to spending their saturday focusing in on policy and how to make the most of their majorities. johnson this week stressing the importance this congress not repeating the past when president donald trump won the presidency in 2016. >> we all look back and recognize that the republican party was not fully prepared for that moment and precious time was wasted in the beginning of that congress. we are not going to make those mistakes again. >> we will be ready on day one. we are prepared this time. >> trump's other pick of the day will scharf who trump named white house staff. secretary scharf was trump's attorney in the supreme court immunity case. i was living dean reporting for us. ukraine's president says of the election of donald trump will. >> likely mean a faster and to the russia-ukraine war is says that he had a good conversation with mr. trump following his victory and believes that the president-elect is on ukraine

side, president zelensky says that the warmest and through diplomatic means in the next year on the campaign trail, mister trump repeatedly claimed that he'd and the war and one day without specifying how the conflict will reach its 1000 day mark next week. boeing is laying off more than 400 workers. the seattle times reports that pink slips went out last week to members of the aerospace labor union. they'll be paid through mid-january. it is the first round of cuts and boeing's plan to lay off 17,000 workers. the company has faced increased financial regulatory problems of particular note in january, a door plug blew off an alaska airlines jet an 8 week. machinists strike also added financial strain during an october calm. boeing ceo told analysts the layoffs aimed to address over staffing and were not caused by the

morning, researchers say that chronic use of cannabis negatively affects more than 2 million people in the united states every year. and they add the emergency room visits of double because of it. recent years. reporter marvin scott has more. >> kind of annoyed harbor misses syndrome chs for short affects more than 2 and a half million people in the u.s. each year. research shows emergency room visits have doubled in recent years. the condition impacts heavy marijuana users. the >> cannabis, the marijuana actually lowers the threshold. 2 of i meant it to have not yet. it causes change inches in the brain. the brain is connected to this time whatever effects of britain can also affected or g i track. >> the symptoms of chs are persistent nausea, intense abdominal pain loss of appetite and repeated vomiting. people who use marijuana long-term typically for about 10 to 12 years are

at high risk of developing this syndrome. we don't know. >> which patient is going to get this intro, you know, is that people who smoke it frequently. >> are more susceptible. the syndrome is often misdiagnosed as other conditions. the only known treatment to permanently get rid of chs is the stop. cannabis use completely. >> hot baths and showers are one way to get temporary relief. the key. >> could this get just like the capsaicin to reduce poverty in the body. >> to spice things up. there's a hot cream to help relieve the symptoms. the red hot chili peppers, the treatment for this >> syndrome because it has about 2 capsaicin too. lex on our skin. it sends a signal to our brain to stop by many. >> and learn still ahead on kron 4 news, some scammers in is spare calling people's

phones claiming to be police officers will tell you want to be on the lookout for. but first, a bay area local an olympic figure skating champion is giving back to her community on and off.

>> olympic figure skating champion in hayward native christiane gucci continues to inspire people of all ages this holiday season. fans had a chance to meet her in person at an ice skating rink there in san ramon. they can even get skating lessons from her. christie's says it's all for a good cause. >> last night we had the grand

been cutting mean have. the city center to see him get the ice rink in san remo, and a it's amazing holiday ice-free pop-up that will be there until january 5th. but they do have some really, really stuff planned, say at the skating which i will be there too skaters a little bit. by same day, which some lucky winners will get to win some sign for peace. >> perry called chris state is promoting family family litter saying through her nonprofit called always reading it, provides free books and other resources to families and students who need them. well, several several christmas season events are underway in san francisco's union square. the ice rink is back open and it will be the scene of some very unique events next month. ers drag queens on ice, which will give visitors a chance to skate with queens or watch the

performances that is on december 12 and on new year's day skaters are invited to wear a bathing suit. our cost him and hit the ice for the polar bears skate. tickets are available online. and with thanksgiving coming up the next couple of weeks at local food banks are going to be extremely busy. the san francisco marin food bank is asking people to volunteer as they get ready for the sf turkey dry, which relies on donated turkeys. you can give a virtual turkey in the form of a financial donation online or drop off a frozen turkey on november 20rd. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. what's next for vice president kamala harris? >> what a new poll suggests for her next steps in it. for her next steps in it. that what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today.

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>> and now on the kron 4 weekend morning news, the bay area council and local asian american leaders want security boosted on bart trains to help. they are asking from the governor. possum, the north bay high school football team under the microscope as a player is accused of using racist statements targeting a teammate town. the school is responding. and community members rallied for better access to mental health services. we have details ahead of a key meeting on the future of a cent is a hospital. welcome back, everyone to kron 4 morning news on the sunday. let's start the half hour with a look at that forecast. dave spahr my day.

>> going theresa, good morning, everybody. and not that overnight skies a ball that got chilly. however, again, this morning we had some 30's on the board earlier. and as we get into the day today and fortune the cloud cover is going to start to fill up our skies a bit. and we're looking for some may be some showers building by the evening. now looks almost on an asun pockets here, as you can see from sfo. but no delays happening out that way. so we're clear sailing thereby hour by hour forecast, we get out of the 30's but will still be in the 40's for a few hours until about 10 getting to about 50 get a little cooler today than yesterday on storm tracker. 4 really can't make out too much in the tight shot here except the induction of cloud cover. you can see streaming on in back to those temperatures. we do still see some 30's for the far east bay and to get some tri valley as well. but east bay shoreline, the 40's and 40's and 30's, meanwhile, up north. so this is what we got going on here. cool to start up, clouds, building a late shower and all of that looks like it'll be clearing early in. cool for your monday, 60 ish. and that will be the case early into

the week. however, unsettled by the middle of the week, mild with mid to upper 60's because this is a subtropical jet. the moisture part or remain pretty much the deeper stuff looks like it'll remain north at first. but rain goes into our next weekend. so it's going take a while to complete play out will be showing all of that on the models coming up in just a bit highs today. meanwhile, we've got the lower 60's on the board and some 50's. meanwhile, up north, so little cool. rob moore that longer range forecast from recent thanks the mayor and council is calling on governor gavin newsom to provide extra security on bart trains. >> the council join leaders of the api community sending a letter directly to the governor. kron four's lindsay for has more on their request. the bay area council and more than the region's 108 api community members. >> are requesting chp officers

station in san francisco back in july, an elderly asian woman died after someone pushed her onto an oncoming bart train at powell street station. also in the city. that's why rufus jeffries with the bay area council says the api community is pleading for extra security. these crimes in some cases are disproportionately affecting. >> the double double communities, women, seniors and others. so critical that, you know, that these systems this critical transportation system is safe. >> polling by the bay area council last year found riders were staying away from bart over concerns about crime and safety. the polls found that these attitudes were even more pronounced among the api community who make up. 25 1% of bart ridership, jeffrey

says it's also a reality for people close to him. >> actually, 2 of our own employees who are robbed on bart. so there's not people who didn't use a system that probably couldn't tell you whether, you know, directly themselves or knew somebody or witness something recent years that involved involved crime. jeffrey says the bay area council and the 100 api members believe that presence. >> chp officers would make the transit system safer, getting more law enforcement of any into the system onto trains into stations in creating a visible presence on the trains can act as a strong deterrent against the crime and certainly being able to react more quickly when crime does occur. so it has a preventative and reactionary effect newsom's office. >> says they have donated more than 550 million dollars to support bart. he also later noted that bart safety isn't

responsibility of bart police in orinda. lindsey ford, back to you. >> thank you, lindsay, for that. in the north bay police and nation are warning residents to be on the lookout for a scammer pretending to be one of their officers. the suspect is making phone calls one lead to random people using a fake badge number to identify themselves. then they tell the resident that they are a victim of identity theft and need to verify their personal information. benicia police say that they never make calls like this and they remind you not to give out personal information if you receive one of these calls. well, more than 300 california nonprofits are getting funding to help safeguard their communities against hate crimes. governor gavin newsome made that announcement earlier this week and more than 43.7 million dollars and federal funding that's going towards synagogues, mosques, black churches and other groups that represent minorities. according to the california department of justice, hate crimes against jewish muslim

and lgbtq+ communities all have increased since 2023. well, a new poll suggests a vice president kamala harris would have a good shot at becoming california's next governor harris lost the presidential election but still has strong support here in the state. a uc berkeley poll shows that nearly half of the state's voters would be very or somewhat likely to support harris for governor california's top office is not up for grabs until 2026. sonoma state political science professor david mccuan says that harris, whether in or out plays an important role in the 2026 governor's race. >> it's a big part of our game in washington, d.c., for what comes next for the vice president chief. she's young enough visible enough active enough. she has enough prominence in play despite what happened in the national election to, you know, run for governor of california, the 5th largest economy in the

world. she would be formidable. she someone can raise a lot of money. she can join, if you will, of voters that are in southern california as well as her northern california base. she can also raise a lot of money and provide a lot of have to, if you will, 2 to another candidate. >> harris has not announced any plans to run more water plan after she one of community members and mental health advocates rallied outside a san jose city hall next week. hospital leaders discuss good samaritans hospitals, billion dollar expansion project kron four's rob nesbitt reports from the really >> those who rallied outside of san jose city hall wednesday are calling for 2 things that good samaritan hospital. they want mental health services to be restored as well as a patient protection fund. >> members of the rescue, our medical care coalition gathered outside san jose city hall wednesday calling on the owners of good samaritan hospital hca, healthcare to

choose patients over executive director of latina as contra cancer. darcy green says that's not what hca has a history of at the hospital has repeatedly harm to our community, to the closure of their departments, to the stripping of their services. just don't shown such total disregard. >> for patients and residents of the city city councilmember pam foley hosted a meeting between hca and coalition members. wednesday afternoon i spoke with coalition member joe apollo connelly about what the group wants to see as a result of the meeting to talk about how they're going to restore services, bring back acute care beds and what they're going to do to offset some of the harms caused by their pattern of divesting from our community and getting essential medicine medical services. he says a patient protection fund will ensure health care access for all residents and that mental health needs to be a priority after 18 acute care beds were cut from good samaritan last year, clinical social worker lauren gives a bull says less care for those struggling with mental health will only result in a higher suicide rate than

the close 18 beds. that's less beds going for people who are struggling with acute mental health. >> challenges and these are the most serious, challenges that we see. these are people who are at risk of dying by suicide. good samaritan responded with a statement wednesday saying in part, quote, good samaritan hospital has been a faithful steward of san jose's planning process, communicating extensively, the benefits and impact of our 1.2 billion dollar proposal and state mandated seismic retrofit. we incorporated extensive community feedback into the plan submitted to the city council, san jose city council members are scheduled to vote on the hospital's expansion project on november. 19th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a new study reveals kids can easily buy flavored vapes online to spend at despite federal restrictions. the researchers at uc berkeley found that 78% of products delivered with no customer interaction, 16% spoke with customers but did not include id checks, flavored tobacco

products. sales have been restricted in 8 states. however, those regulations don't always cover online shopping. developing in the north a high school football team is on probation after reports of racist comments towards players. i spoke with students about the situation and got a response from the district on probation. >> the town pius high school football team under the microscope. after 2 reported cases of racial bias incidents involving dehumanizing speech. the assistant superintendent, a lab reading this letter saying that anti-black statements were made to and about a black teammate in the letter obtained by kron 4 news, the assistant superintendent kelly, lara states, quote, i am appalled that this has happened twice on the football team. let me be clear. referring to black teammates as monkeys is racist speech referring to black teammates as unable to be seen in the dark is racist speech

unquote. kron. 4 news has confirmed that the letter was sent to our players and their families and the district held a meeting with the team and their parents. the assistant superintendent also stating, quote, this is unacceptable. it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families. >> obviously racism like not acceptable thing. and especially like in school environment. so i think that i hope that the school looks into everything. yeah, i can get further like. information about this. >> at school wednesday, students sharing their thoughts about the matter. >> i believe this should be investing formal investigation on the football team about races, races, events that occurred. the formal investigation you see happen to us to determine what

happened to continue the policy against racism. >> kron 4 news has confirmed that the team is on probation and a further incidences do occur. the entire team season could be canceled. right now the team is scheduled to play this coming friday in marin county. theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new luxury train could soon take. we're from los angeles to the bay area with first class comfort and stunning news when you can see this.

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clearing storm drains and catch basins across san francisco all last week. city officials say that residents and businesses can now access resources to prepare for potential flooding, including grant programs, flood insurance and free sandbags. the san francisco public utilities commission will also be investing 634 million dollars to improve water infrastructure across 3 key sites in the city. that's 15th avenue and one woman street 17th and folsom and lower amini boulevard. live look outside right now. you can see how beautiful it is. it's kind of claude monet ish, right? it's kind of soft and pretty yeah. we are going to get some stratus this afternoon. so not as much sun this afternoon as we saw from yesterday with the >> nice blue skies and all that. they're gonna be some changes coming our way, particularly into next week. heres the mount tam pictures. same kind of you as well. low clouds after a clear night overnight. back to those temperatures with those clear

skies temperatures tumble. still see the 30's in the east bay 40's east bay shoreline. we're pretty much into the 40's up north. a little couple of pockets are still hanging on to 30's here. and there sierra forecast. you manage pick up a little bit of flakes with this or maybe some light snow in the higher elevations of up there. but 33, it looks like by monday tuesday. 39 to do see the drop from today. this is all test compared to what's coming later in the week. and they'll be certainly getting some more snow by the time we get there back to your saturday or sunday. there comes a cloud cover we talked about in a couple hits of some light. rain remembers going through dry air. so it doesn't mean you're going to get all this and you may get a cell like this overhead and you don't get anything so then it clears out until monday morning. maybe get stray shower. but looks like monday's kind and then tuesday, we rebuild the clouds again for kind of a saga that goes all the way for the week logs. we're talking about flooding issues. well, this is a good test because we might have an atmospheric river depending on what how it actually plays out day by day.

these models change a little bit, but we're right on the line. so let's look at what it looks like from this vantage point. 0st things first, our sunday program. that's done. t ke a breather on monday there. it's all lined up. our low deepens up here in the northwest. so they're going to get hit hard. probable jet being tapped into shore temperatures will actually climb a little bit by the middle of the week. very wet situation. you can see points north and we're right on that. the bottom line there, so we could see some rain on wednesday. it kind of pull states around a little bit. another stronger hit looks to be on friday. keep it coming on saturday. and then another hit for the latter portion a week and maybe in the monday, the following monday when this low finally starts to move. so it's going to be around for the latter portion of the week, mostly in the northwest. but the impacts for us. well, the latest run shows that maybe a little wetter than it did from yesterday, meaning it's going to sag to the south and hit the bay area. but again, if it goes back up north for a delay, action, it's going to impact on how much rain we get totals. so still monitoring all this 58

san francisco today, but cooler than yesterday, 50's of the coast. again, you got cloud cover. little breeze. there. 59 for burlingame will have a pop of winds by this evening. by the way, 60 palo alto, south bay. you're checking into lower sixties east bay shoreline to around 60 along with tri valley. much the same. 64 walnut creek. 58 for berkeley. it's kind of the winter thing. 59 going on for 60 fairfield nap at 56 62 for santa rosa. but a little bit of a temperature bounce as we get influence from that subtropical jet. that gives us a little bit milder air. it's juicy. so we're going to get rain with that to friday. saturday is probably the heaviest days to get the rain in total through all of this. and there's a check for your lows. by the way, they improve a bit to the upper 40's to near about 50 theresa. >> thank you very much, dave. we're driverless car company. cruise has agreed to pay a $500,000 fine. this after an investigation by the justice department revealed the company trying to cover up a case where one of the cars

dragged a woman in san francisco. prosecutors said the crews told officials about the accident, but mention the card is not detect. the woman. the company also did not correct the report even after crews employees submitted video of the woman being dragged. in addition, the paying half-a-million dollars, crews will have to cooperate with the government investigators and the safety compliance program and provide early reports to the u.s. attorney's office stopped operating its cars around san francisco after the dmv suspended its testing permit. following that crash. in north bay. napa county has won a compliance court case against 3 years, including hops. and i think it's hot hops vineyard. since 2019, the county claims that dominion has been conducting wine tastings without the necessary use permit. and that despite multiple requests from them

for compliance, vineyard refuse to obtain permits and continued its operations. the vineyard has claimed that the county was violating their constitutional rights by keeping them from hosting wine tastings and argue that the counties compliance program is to extensive. but after this ruling, the county will determined appropriate penalties. happening today, a powerful memorial will take place dn the steps of san francisco city hall has 317 paris white painted go shoes for place to honor lives lost in traffic crashes since 2014. each pair represents a victim and the display will include a stroll or bike a walker to highlight a scale of those tragedies. now on the city has made some progress in road safety traffic deaths remain high. the 32 people killed this year alone. 21 of those pedestrians advocate called walk. san francisco is urging

city leaders to take bold action, reducing speeds improving crosswalk, visibility and completing safety up guards upgrades rather on the city's most dangerous streets to help prevent further loss. in developing news. hopefully by sometime next year. your late night trip to southern california can be done in style. the so-called based startup dreamstar lines is one idea behind it. all. it is now one step closer to launching this luxury overnight training and take a look right there. it's going to go from la to san francisco. the strain designs that the group put together features first class suites with veterans and for restrooms. and there is also a standard car has seating veterans as well. plus, a lounge car with a bar. the train run on the scenic coastline and could provide an eco-friendly alternative to go in the distance also for short

haul dreamstar is aiming for a possible launch some time, maybe perhaps fingers crossed 2025. scammers are getting creative in the ways that they target us from fake job offers to phony charge is rich demuro has their latest tactics and how avoid them in today's rich on tech they come by text email and phone scammers are working overtime to get your attention and eventually your money. >> today i'm taking a look at their latest tactics and showing you how to protect yourself from becoming a victim. >> they arrived by text. >> email. >> and of course, the good old fashioned phone call. there are ways to spot a scam and knowing them can better protect you. i want to say and it's very sad that no one is immune being scammed. we're all human. we all make mistakes. let's start with those tax recently. it's been job offers and wrong number

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lead to money. check the sender look for spelling errors and inspect any links. the critical and skeptical about communication coming your way, no matter how these scams arrive. according to scam spotter dot org. it's best to slow down double check details and to never send money. one more thing. don't log in through links in emails or texts and do search for customer service numbers online. >> your safest option is to find the phone number on your statement or card. but all this information on my website just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. richaun tack. >> and we will be right back. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

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kron 4 morning news. the first u.s. case of a new form of m-pox is been confirmed here in the bay area. we have some advice from health officials. >> and how you can protect yourself. plus it also business owner fed-up with repeated burglaries at his store, the new math. and he's now using to counter crimes. why cable car service could be affected. and good morning and

thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm theresa stasi win for stephanie lin. it is sunday, november 17th that start the hour by getting a look. can update. >> on your weather with dave spahr. >> well, good morning tree said good morning, everybody. and the cloud cover is already start to build across the bay things start to turn a little bit different story coming up for us this week ahead, we're going to get just a little taste of it. it looks like today and early tomorrow, then take a breather. before things start changing again. first things first, we have a nice shot from san jose state. we're getting a little bit more sun. you can see there but off towards the distance, you can see some of that stratus has just turned to cook here before it starts to fill up our skies this afternoon. there's the bigger picture now. this whole thing is going to play out over the next 8.48 hours or so. but it's the pathway we want to watch. we need some traffic control basically and hear from the gulf of alaska as we go into winter, which is typical anyway. but we'll see

a much more potent storm coming our way middle of the week as low really deepens up there in the northwest. quick check on our temperatures. keeping in mind, we were clear overnight. so with the dry air and clear skies, temperatures fell a bit. we revisited the 30's this morning. we're starting to climb into the 40's. now. there you got some 30's even up north. quick contrast to this time from yesterday were little hidden pockets trailing in places like vacaville. those you can see again, those clear skies and the dry air checking in hour by hour. we see the increase in cloud cover and temperatures become sluggish. then 56 by 11. and don't expect much more beyond that as we turn mostly cloudy, the showers that we're talking about are going to be very, very modest. nothing to really spoil your day. but you may get some in your neighborhood and that will be most likely late in the day with a nice little pop of winds by this evening. gonna get more into that coming up. theresa, thank you very much. day one new this morning county's public health department confirming. >> the first u.s. case of a new form of m-pox and that

case here in the bay area. kron four's lindsey ford has the story. >> on saturday, the california department of public health announced a person in san mateo county health is recovering from m-pox clade one be the strain responsible for an ongoing outbreak in parts of africa, which has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the world health organization. we're told the person had recently traveled to eastern africa and when they got back noticed they were sick and sought treatment. even though the virus has been detected here in the bay area, health officials do not expect it to be a major concern. >> i would say don't be scared. it's very hard to get. you know, you're not going to get it on. unity. our trade shows. well, i you know, it's going to be, you know, actively skin to skin contact or in the way to somebody bring off a lot of skype, xenia flicking the bed sheets that kind of contact. and even

if you get which is very, very low probability. so far, the cases outside of the continent of africa, you know, have you know, people have done very well. peter chin hong, a professor of medicine and infectious disease specialist at ucsf. >> confirms the low risk for the public. san mateo county health officer, dr kismet baldwin, santana echoing dr chin hong's sentiment. but the statement saying in part, given the low risk to the public of exposure to clade one. the standing guidance for preventing him pox has not changed more than 31 confirmed cases have been reported just since late september, according to the world health organization. >> but the reason why won be is of consent is because in africa it's affecting a lot of kids in house owes its heterosexual transmission. it's new. >> the vast majority of them have been in african

countries, but cases have been found in germany, india, sweden, thailand, and the united kingdom. something like and pops both in the community as well as in the street community. >> when you? >> someone and you're starting to see them. and i'm an intimate contact with them, you know, have honest conversation so that if anything happens in the future, you can be well informed. i'm not goes to anything. not just m-pox. the spread is mostly through transmission as well as through close contact among children. >> pregnant women and other vulnerable groups. health officials say if you or someone, you know, have been exposed to him pox to contact your city clinic or primary care physician to get treated or to get the in pox vaccine. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> bart police are investigating some kind of fight that happened on a train

in san francisco. this all happening on saturday. officers say that it happened near 16th street mission just before 2 o'clock sisson video shows officers detaining someone. police have not released details. potential victims will keep you updated. police are investigating a 3rd deadly shooting in oakland this week. it happened around 7.30, friday night on 86 avenue near highland community school officers say that one person was shot and died at the scene. police have not released any information on the shooter. and police in petaluma are looking for a missing teenage girl. you can see a picture of her right there. she is considered at risk. 15 year-old symia hernandez. adam was last seen on wednesday. >> she is described being 5 foot tall with black hair and brown eyes. anyone with information is to. asked to please contact the petaluma police department. and you got check out this. ramming their

vehicles into the front of an east oakland the owner is telling us that this has happened multiple times about 4 times. he told kron four's philippe filipe de gaulle. he's now taking a tip from the saves to protect his store front. >> now in a desperate effort to thwart thieves employees at high gift and mini market on high street in east oakland have changed up the way they locked up each night. >> at the close of business, seems like it's it's working 4 times this year store manager saw lee fan who says suspects have used what he believes are stolen cars to ram through the front of the store before burglarizing it. you don't get. >> the sleepy go home. he gets weighed for the long arm to go off south in whose is taking a page from the book of thieves. buy back into use ban purchased by the store to protect it at the way to the door lock where it stays parked overnight every night they haven't break into since we got then and whose hopes it

stays that way. >> he says he has filed reports with oakland police after each incident. but so far no arrests have been made. 4 times basically where now we're not making it. >> but will hopefully will make governor gavin newsom announced last week he is extending the surge of california highway patrol officers in oakland. the operation has led to the arrests of nearly 1200 suspects. the recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars and the seizure of over 100 illegal weapons. >> but that does not help fan whose sleep any better at night. i don't think they will. >> protect the businesses they do then not quit to protect businesses. they quit too. chase cars, you know, and give a speeding tickets or, you know, jean ticket. but as far as the chp keeping thieves out of his store fan whose is not holding his breath, we do have no. >> hope it's that. it's we hope and more than than to what it's supposed to do. and

so far it has in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, martinez, police are warning residents about a new scam where fraudsters impersonate law enforcement even faking local phone numbers. the scammers are threats. arrest or legal action to trick people into giving up personal information are making payments police. remind the public that they will never ask for money to resolve. legal matters to protect yourself, be cautious of unsolicited unsolicited calls and e-mails or any kind of contact that they're reaching out. if you've been targeted contact the martinez police departments. for more information. san francisco is san francisco's historic cable cars could be at risk chopping block along with bus lines and trains. this comes as a multi-million dollar shortfall is forcing san francisco's sfmta to explore all options.

transit officials say that the pandemic had devastating impacts on the agency's budget. and after last week's election, they're not expecting any federal dollars. >> you need to make out a strong cuts to the and that's our job is actually just do the technical, difficult work of describing what exactly is in that state. this new federal administration will not be prioritizing public transportation. >> the agency is also investigating a possible ballot measure to help out. well, caltrain is celebrating a major ridership milestone last month. it had more than 750,000 passengers and that is up more than 50% from october of last year. weekday ridership grew by 38% and weekends are booming. saturday ridership surge by 169% and sundays 142%. caltrain says

that this marks the highest ridership since the pandemic. the first-ever cannabis dispensary in san bruno held a grand opening yesterday on saturday. the dispensary and >> on al camino reale. it's called embark. owners say that they hope to offer a financial benefit to the city. >> embark as one of the most compliant, you know, companies probably in the united states when it comes to cannabis. and, you know, we are very community oriented. one percent goes back to the community for all of our sales. with the graciousness of re going the city council, we were able to be here and we're super severe appreciative. >> embark as 15 other locations across california, including redwood city where >> it was also the first cannabis dispensary in town to open there. happening today, a powerful memorial will take place on steps of san francisco city hall as 317 pairs of white paint go shoes

placed in honor of lives, lost in traffic crashes since 2014. each pair represents a victim. the display will include a stroller, bike and walk or to highlight the scale of these tragedies. while the city has made progress in road safety, traffic deaths remain high with 32 people killed this year alone. 21 of them pedestrians, advocate group walk. san francisco is urging city leaders to take bold action, reducing speeds improving crosswalk, visibility and completing safety upgrades on the city's most dangerous streets to help prevent for their deaths. >> still ahead on kron, 4 community members rallied for better access to mental health services. ahead, a key featured of incentives, a hospital. plus disturbing

allegations of north bay high school black football players allegedly called racist slurs. but the district is time parents. >> on to the season for good cheer and nevada spirits. after the break. an actor from this year's great dickens christmas fair is in the studio. and he's going to tell us how we can join in on the fun. >> and we need to get some traffic cones up hebe is going to be quite busy as we see systems come out of the gulf of alaska, particularly into next week. we'll be watching one. we'll have details on the forecast for you, particularly forecast for you, particularly today. but warnings continue.

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there. you can see for yourself. i think it kind of has a milky sky look, which is kind of fun. >> with fall colors right day. >> yeah, we'll see that increase throughout the afternoon to just a little bit of morning sunshine to enjoy. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and we'll get some of that back again on monday. but good to see that play out for today. this is the viewpoint from half moon bay. again, some of that stratus is starting to build a little bit here for us and turning somewhat mostly cloudy for your afternoon, too. so not quite the look that we had from yesterday today, variable clouds, a passing shower on that. it's going to be late in the day. not everybody's going to get it. and even if you are getting a lot, it's no guarantee you're actually going to get the service either. tomorrow, an early shower, maybe again, clearing out, though, cool for those temps the next week unsettled for the middle portion of the week. onward. this gets

interesting because the models have been jumping around a little bit in terms of what it's going to actually impact on us. so that will have to be monitored as the new runs come out. 40's line up the east bay shoreline, 30's inland. this is now in the 40's up in the north bay, the couple little 30's here. and there. this is an improvement from last hour. but it is still a bit on the chilly side because we were clear last night, not much the way of winds and also dry air today. 59 san francisco might see that evening shower going on your verbal clouds for oakland. 59 63 san jose, cloudy and cool. we had at the futurecast for. here's what's happening aloft again as we go through some dry air. but there's that opportunity for some showers getting into the evening. this will be part of the package with winds, too, though, and then into monday, turning somewhat mostly clear, its cover paused a monday because we're not really being impacted by anything yet. our next player is setting up in the northwest and deepening low. that will then provide some showers by the time we finish off by tuesday, the sign of things starting to change for the balance of the

week. now that when pop i just mentioned, boom, there you have it as we get into the evening hours late in the evening hours, a pop goes away. there's another one to make note of on monday afternoon. by the way, this is all northwesterly kind of jimmy speaking on shore, not long lasting the wind advisories or anything with that. but it's just the passing of systems that doing all of this forecast highs today near 60 will do it and actually towards the latter portion of this week as things start to get interesting in all this traffic is coming our way. we're actually to see a bump up significantly with temperatures even with a lot of cloud cover due to that subtropical jet giving us a milder background next couple of days. got 60 going on by monday. a slight little drop getting us into the earl- part of the week. we'll get more into that saw. go for the latter portion week coming up in a bit right now. i i yield the balance of my time. theresa. >> thank you very much. beginning to look a lot like christmas, right? especially if you go out and about. >> and if you want to immerse yourself in the holiday spirit, we have the perfect

theatrical event for you would see great dickens christmas fair in daly city. >> so always christmas eve victorian era doubles and triples. joining me right now in studio shelby bonnie. you might recognize this handsome devil as the eccentric detective sherlock holmes. hello, devil's correct. i don't know about hands cyclists. so tell me a little bit about the dickens fair. it's been around since 1970's, right? this isn't the ruby anniversary. so it's a the 40th season. these 2 40th season. so a bay area tradition. >> very good. and it's held at the cow palace, right? that's 5 weekends starting this weekend and friday after thanksgiving. so. >> 5 weekends to be in christmas eve in the streets of dickensian london. okay. so to out for me, want to we expect if we go into this immersive. the ons magic magic and mystery, of course because i'm involved. okay. but when you come in, you was literally

my friends or did yes, you'll be transported to victorian london. it's indoors. it's a live theatrical e. so when you walk in, it feels like it's christmas eve. no matter what time it there are 4 acres of entertainment, 7 stages. 5 palms goodness you can get lost bubbles and troubles as we were mentioning, ok, so. and all ages, like only teenage daughters looking absolutely love it when they want to cause player just want shows. even a children's area with hand crank touring care self games. course, father christmas, of course in schools. where have has to be that's what do you like most about it? i mean, getting involved in and having this kind of joyous kind of escape, if you and that's wonderful word for word. i love being transported to another world. well, you can get involved with solvent. sherlock holmes mystery self land where you're you're out. he left puzzle games. you love that. the like patients, drinks and food. there are the champagne

tasting. there's of patients and have you ever want stern and poe come before? know, i think you should do to stop. but >> what do you really like it as far as having someone come in? >> some of the mysteries and some kind of the fun interactive aspects of it. >> seeing someone's face tae first time they come to the christmas and just being lit atop at how incredible the environment how every detail is so beautiful and perfect and you can truly forget about the world and be somewhere else. >> i like it when my daughters are like, oh, i'm going to read this book and you know, what doewe know about dickens welcoming unpacking my love, the literature of dickens. so you may see, i think most people scrooge and the ghosts. what you may see noel traumatized by china. that's a good lesson go to you may see grullon po doing readings are oscar wilde, messy other

office doing shows coming alive. so if you follow over twisty may see a the alert was come to life. it's it's a it's almost like books coming into magical life around you when he crafted words. so beautiful and painting a tap tap tape history of, you know, it was just this beautiful world new and and this happens. fair is is something extraordinary. there's nothing like in the world and i've been to as events this is incredibly magical in what around every corner of this holiday magic. it's it's a. hundreds custom performance and i love it when people come up when they come to the fair wearing normal clothes and just not know what to expect when they come in, full regalia decided to dress up for it. everyone is welcome to plaque. and what about as far as age appropriateness? i mean, sometimes. >> i remember taking my daughters to disney land. there horrified because it was like these large character of cinderella. and it was so is

you know, are there different ways for different ages to immersed? so when you come in, as he would stance on people says it's very sweet. walk through a children's area. there's all the half ton games. >> at the far this mad cells and the dockside. it's wild. it's a music hall where there many drinks and a lot of wildness. so whether you're an adult, what the family or your child just what about as far as tickets had a weekend all? you can go to dickens com eye dickens fed com and i decide whether or not you want to do some of the experiences that are available. you can write steam on new miniature steam train. you can do self lead pub crawl called jekyll and hyde in the elixir of madness. very good. can tell your eyes on i think the bubbles and travis, but go go to the website. 5 weekends, including friday after thanksgiving friday after thanksgiving and it starts the friday after thanksgiving starts there you go weekend. very good.

>> we have all the information on kron 4 dot com. if want to get more information and then that will take you over to >> all absolutely. and we'll see there london. yes, so the bottom, thank you so much. thank for joining us on this sunday. we will right back.

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police said that 2 individuals arrives separately. local hospitals with non life-threatening injuries due gunshot wound. police are investigating the incident and ask anyone with information related to the shootings to get in touch with the union city. >> police department. olympic figure skating champion and hayward natives. kristi yamaguchi continues to inspire people of all ages. >> this holiday season, fans have a chance to meet her in person and an ice skating where you can send removed. they can't even get some skating lessons from her. christie says that it's all for a good cause. >> last night we had grand been cutting mean have. the city center to see him get the ice rink in san remo, and a so it's an amazing holiday ice-free pop-up that will be there until january 5th. but they do have some really, really stuff planned, say at the skating which i will be

there too skaters a little bit. by same day, which some lucky winners will get to win some sign peace. >> krista is promoting family literacy through her nonprofit called always reading. >> and provides free books and other resources to families and students who meet them. thanksgiving. coming up the next couple of weeks at local food banks is going to be extremely busy. the san francisco-marin food bank is asking people to volunteer. is they get ready? san francisco turkey drive, which really relies on donated turkeys. you can give a virtual turkey in the form of a financial donation online or you can drop off a frozen turkey on november. 23rd. >> and still ahead on kron 4 morning news. some scammers in the east bay are calling people's phones claiming to be police officers will tell you what to look for. if you get one of these calls. and still

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>> now on the kron 4 morning weekend, the bay area council and local asian american leaders want security boosted on bart trains. they the help that they are asking the governor for. plus on the north bay high school football team under the microscope players accused of using racist statements targeting a teammate. the school is responding. community members

rallied for better access to mental health services. we have details ahead of a key meeting on the future of a saint is a hospital. good morning and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news on this sunday. let's start the half hour with a look at your forecast of days. spar. high day. >> hey, good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and this morning we've been noticing the cloud cover returning. clear overnight dry. so we saw temperatures tumble bit retur ing to the 30's in the 40's we saw yesterday morning. but >> this go around, going to be reversed. cloud cover starting to build force little bit little cooler this afternoon, too. and maybe that stray shower. but sfo looking pretty good. no delays happening out that way. so hour by hour, let's do it this way. turning mostly cloudy in the upper 40's as we can see in the late morning. 53 or so by 11:00am. and that will still try to stretch up there to reach the upper 50's to near about 60 stormtracker 4 as we're just kind of noticing this all collect together. you can see it's taking a while to get

that cloud cover. really in action here. it's gonna take it just about all day. meanwhile, the temperatures are now getting into the 40's, although some 30's and tri valley, you can see and up north replacing some of those 30's with 40's at this hour. so the weather headlines that we have for you. it's a cool start. clouds a late shower or showers. lot of folks want see it even if it's happening a lot because we do dry air clearing early and cool weve got. that's monday with 60 us going on and then unsettled for the middle portion of the week on where this is, what has to be watched for timing and all of that. it's atmospheric river. it really pretty much impacting the northwest. but we're on the southern fringe of all of that and we'll see temperatures climb to the upper 60's with that rain goes into next weekend. but it won't finish next weekend. it looks like we'll get a nice little break on sunday from this vantage point. but again, peace and that all together. we'll have more on that coming up and a bit. >> thank you very much. table of the bay area council is calling on governor gavin newsom to provide extra security on bought bart trains. the cows and join leaders of the api community

sending a letter directly to the governor. kron four's. lindsey ford has more on their requests. >> the bay area council and more than the region's 108 api community members are requesting chp officers on bart trains. this comes in response to the more than recent violent attacks that have mainly targeted asian americans. >> earlier this month, asian-american woman was stabbed on a bart train approaching. 24 street mission station in san francisco back in july, an elderly asian woman died after someone pushed her onto an oncoming bart train at powell street station. also in the city. that's why rufus jeffries with the bay area council says the api community is pleading for extra security. these crimes in some cases are disproportionately affecting. >> vulnerable communities, women, seniors and others. so

critical that, you know, that these systems this critical transportation system is safe. >> polling by the bay area council last year found riders were staying away from bart over concerns about crime and safety. the polls found that these attitudes were even more pronounced amongst the api community who make up. 25 1% of bart ridership, jeffrey says it's also a reality for people close to him. >> actually, 2 of our own employees who are robbed on bart. so there's not many there's people who didn't use a system that probably couldn't tell you whether, you know, directly themselves or knew somebody or witness something recent years that involved involved crime. jeffrey says the bay area council and the 100 api members believe that presence. >> chp officers would make the transit system safer, getting more law enforcement of any into the system onto trains into stations in creating a visible presence on the trains

can act as a strong deterrent against a crime and certainly being able to react more quickly when crime does occur. so it has a preventative and reactionary effect newsom's office. >> says they have donated more than 550 million dollars to support bart. he also later noted that bart safety isn't responsibility of bart police in orinda. lindsey ford, back to you. >> thanks, lindsey. in the north bay police nd the nation are warning residents to be on the lookout for a scammer pretending to be one of their officers. the suspect is making phone calls to random people using a fake badge number to identify themselves. they then tells the resident that they are a victim of identity theft and need to verify their personal information. benicia police say that they don't make calls like this and they're remind you not to give out any personal information if you receive one of these calls. a

developing in the north bay high school football team now on probation after reports of racist comments towards players. i spoke with students about the situation and got a response from district officials on probation, the town pius high school football team under the microscope. after 2 reported cases of racial bias incidents involving dehumanizing speech. the assistant superintendent, a lab reading this letter saying that anti-black statements were made to and about a black teammate in the letter obtained by kron 4 news, the assistant superintendent kelly, lara states, quote, i am appalled that this has happened twice on the football team. let me be clear. referring to black teammates as monkeys is racist speech referring to black teammates as unable to be seen in the dark is racist speech unquote. kron. 4 news has confirmed that the letter was sent players and their families and the district held

a meeting with the team and their parents. the assistant superintendent also stating, quote, this is unacceptable. it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families. obviously racism like not acceptable thing. and especially like in school environment. so i think i hope that the school looks into everything. >> yeah, i can get further like. information about it. >> at school wednesday, students sharing their thoughts about the matter. >> i believe this should be investing formal investigation on the football team about races, races, events that occurred. the formal investigation you see happen to us to determine what happened >> to continue the policy against racism. >> again, kron 4 news did confirm that the team is on

probation and a further incident says happened the entire season. the rest of the season could be canceled. they play maria carrillo high on friday night and they lost 20 to 28. a new poll suggested vice president kamala harris could have a good shot. i've been california's next governor. paris lost a presidential election but still has strong support here and the golden state. the u.s. uc berkeley poll shows nearly half of the states voters would be very or somewhat likely to support harris for governor california's top office is not up for grabs until mr. newsom turns out that's in 2026. sonoma state political science professor david mcewan says that harris, whether in or out plays an important role in the 2026 governor's race. >> it's a big part of our game in washington, d.c., for what comes next for the vice president chief. she's young enough visible enough active enough. she has enough prominence in play despite what happened in the national

election to, you know, run for governor of california, the 5th largest economy in the world. she would be formidable. she someone who can raise a lot of money. she can join, if you will, of voters that are in southern california as well as her northern california base. she can also raise a lot of money and provide a lot of have to, if you will, 2 to another candidate. >> harris is not announced any plans to run. community members and mental health advocates rallied outside a san jose city hall next week. hospital leaders discuss good samaritan hospitals, billion dollar expansion project kron four's rob nesbitt reports from the rally. >> those who rallied outside of san jose city hall wednesday are calling for 2 things that good samaritan hospital. they want mental health services to be restored as well as a patient protection fund. >> members of the rescue, our medical care coalition gathered outside san jose city hall wednesday. >> calling on the owners of good samaritan hospital hca,

healthcare to choose patients over executive director of latina as contra cancer. darcy green says that's not what hca has a history of at the hospital has repeatedly harm to our community, to the closure of their departments, to the stripping of their services. just don't sent shown such total disregard for patients and residents of the city city councilmember pam foley hosted a meeting between hca and coalition members. wednesday afternoon i spoke with coalition member joe apollo connelly about what the group wants to see as a result of the meeting to talk about how they're going to restore services, bring back acute care beds and what they're going to do to offset some of paern of divesting from our community and getting essential medicine medical services. he says a patient protection fund will ensure health care access for all residents and that mental health needs to be a priority. after 18 acute care beds were cut from good samaritan last year. clinical social worker, laura gives a bull says less care for those struggling with mental health will only result

in a higher suicide rate than the close 18 beds. that's less beds going for people who are struggling with acute mental health challenges. and these are the most serious, challenges that we see. these are people who are at risk of dying by suicide. good samaritan responded with a statement wednesday saying in part, quote, good samaritan hospital has been a faithful steward of san jose's planning process, communicating extensively, the benefits and impact of our 1.2 billion dollar proposal and state mandated seismic retrofit. we incorporated extensive community feedback into the plan submitted to the city council, san jose city council members are scheduled to vote on the hospital's expansion project on november. 19th. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> taste of soul right here in the bay area. next to open joins us in studio with. >> warren's play for full events coming up. that's all events coming up. that's all coming up on kron 4 weekend

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>> and a live look outside. you can see the blue sky with those clouds days. going to tell us about why we should be concerned about the clouds. well, are a new feature coming into our forecast. your little bit. yeah, one trees. a good morning, everybody. and some showers up not so much today, although there tend to be in there. it's really a lot, of course, of the week. it gets real. interesting. what cloud cover. out. >> tam picture. look at that. they're just really starting to fill in. as you can see from this vantage point here, both the low level moisture and the aloft who don't forget, we start off fairly dry. so temperatures that a little tumble act on us overnight still have some 30's like livermore. 39 at this late hour 40's, meanwhile, up to the north. so with dry air, we tend to move pretty quickly. we did have some patches of some sunshine, as

we've talked about here, although the cloud cover is building on a sierra forecast, reflect with all that we're talking about really, it's more the drop that's more noteworthy down to the 30's for highs of looks like now they may get a little bit of snow in the higher elevations, but this is kind of dry run. no pun intended it a little bit until we get to the latter portion of the week, which they will start to see some mountain snows to. but remember, with these the call them atmospheric rivers, but they're tapping the subtropical jet as a result of that. it's much warmer and that means juice year. you get a lot of rain and sometimes you get flash flooding and all that kind of stuff. but it means of pushes those snow levels a little higher and submerging get some melting, too. here's what's going on on futurecast. there's the opportunities for some showers it bites through dry air. don't forget, we do start to clear out for monday might have a couple of stray early showers on your monday morning commute potentially, but basically on balance monday opens up nicely. cloud cover returns on tuesday. let's get to the longer range forecast here. here we have it. little

strike of a shower going on as a system passes again for today. then we get in the early part of we take a breath on monday tuesday. wednesday is what you want to watch out for. that's the first major hit. and again, this is changing day by day because we're right on the edge there. and this is we get mild air coming up here warm. there's that deep low really developing and goes retro grades to the west as late as friday as we get hit by this front. if it passes and then we take a breather, get some nice weather over next weekend until the final it happens over sunday monday. check out with your forecast is like today. little cooler. 58, san francisco 50's also along the coast. quite a bit of cloud cover building too. and chilly 58 for burma. game foster city at 58 60 going on for mountain view of the south bay at 62, san jose east bay shoreline. also the lower 60's along with tri valley to 60 for walnut creek. 58 for berkeley. up of lay helpless to about 57 59 for fairfield. 58. meanwhile, for napa and we'll do about a 62 for santa rosa. kind of

chilly to start things off. and then there's your bump in temperatures again, subtropical jet. it's coming from the lower latitudes. what's a little warmer? so it's wetter and warmer as we head on into the weekend. >> thank you very much. we were chatting over here because this is important stuff. so here we are. the holiday season can be a busy and stressful. i'm like super stress. but as chef and oakland, not just a chef, but renee johnson is joining us right now. it's just going to be talking about soul food. >> and i feel like this time of year we need like something that is earth day. >> like calm the nerves. but that's just me personally speaking so anyway, let's talk about this beautiful spread. hi, thank you again for having me. i'm so happy to be here, rick. well, you know, every month i so row where you come to my location and you stroll through and you experience wonderful soul food you slow down. you take it all ref salute. leave out about fun.

and so this year, of course, with this month, of course, we're doing this. so row of the kind of strolling what i did is we did the thankful so first row, which they thanksgiving incorporating yes in and i did something called the side effects and you can get all your sight when you so time. and one of things i want to do before we started just want to say 2 things. one, i want to thank my mama because my mother is everything and i love her so much and they want to thank my kids and my team there the and thankful and with their love and support. this is the side effects that we get and grateful and grateful and grateful. so let's talk. we have a little bit of everything here. so this is this could little trifecta here. this is called the holy trinity in. for those of you guys to a cooking this thanksgiving, this is the base of also food for us in the south and what it is it is onions, celery and bell pepper. can we use it for everything so we use as a base

for redress seen right jambalaya for ag gumbo. we take this and we put it in a skillet with some oil and season it up with some some pepper and and use that info that in everything. so this is our everything right? yes, a red beans and rice dancing. so you guys make sure you look at my video youtube, which has a whole story in how to make all the holy trinity a cast, the base of every chopping specific. >> as it feels good in your mouth that throw. okay. so now we're going to start. going to so i have some homemade turkey dressing and gravy. yes, i have some cornbread dressing. some seven-member addressing. >> and today we do something very easy. we just did a simple green being with just some olive oil. some some parents we have some homemade cranberry sauce is the best. yes, and we just have some big chicken could don't know big turkey out here for then we have some homemade mac and

cheese or just asked to potato pie in all of these items are available and more. our on our website for the so if you go there and you click on the link, is this so row and you can order all the size, you can stroll by kiss me. >> through here live the cranberry sauce. i love it. i love making it to you. put in is southern to have an orange stories on something. that's then i do. made a net a little orange juice in there. when i'm making when you're cooking the crazy i had a little bit night and it gives and it takes it to another funk 11. and you just cook your very that and just let it i just you know, he's a member and a simple cook, brian, i make everything good. a fit over 5 steps to really don't want to do it. i understand so, you know, i keep everything simple in fresh in. >> you know, even when it comes to season receiving, can i people to feel the food i want them to taste the food. so i keep everything so

simple. so that's a simple, delicious, homemade only saying much easier than everybody thinks today. and everybody thinks could the secret to a good cranberry sauce? >> is not cooking. it would all the ingredients you gotta make sure that water. >> and that's sugar dissolves and comes to a boil. >> and then you add area 9 i'm in charge of that this. i have to make sure you boil it on high for 9 minutes, 9 minutes and then you add the berries and tell you boil it first. well, yeah. and then when you put your very the new cooking for and i minutes, yes, go to the website and i'm going to you get. >> sweet potato pie. >> that's a homemade sweet potato pie made from scratch. it says something you can order that the soulful stroll lovely. it is, you know, my grandmother's recipe. so when you guys get food for me, i got 2 wonderful grandmother small. so if you get the pound cake, that's grandmother johnsonville to johnson. okay. if you get the sweet potato pie in the peach cobbler, the blackberry cover that

katherine orange showing late and a favorite in our household is homemade mac and best homemade mechanism. it is question like when dave is talking about the weather coming, it's going to get food is a kind regional candidate. cheeses do you put in just mostly china unknown. also for me leave us commits an atv. why to all my secret good look. it i could, i we just these of that just one cheese. >> it might could. that's all you need to is go to work cookbook now. >> hours all of the times and that kind of stuff. so you can stroll 11. 25 the date 11. 25 from its 10, the 6 you can stroll by and pick up your items from 11. 25 to 11 27 for 2 days were strolling. we'll have the music going. we'll have the vibe feeling good. you can come from a levee from

november. the 25th to november 27th from 10 to 6. that's when you can combine order all your side all bought. get the side effects of and thankful. grateful and grateful. i grateful that you came by. and thank you, renee johnson, for coming by. always. >> thank you here today. thank you for having no be right back in sugar.

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developing on the kron. 4 morning news. the first u.s. case of a new form of m-pox has been confirmed here in the

bay area. we have at some advice from health officials on how you can protect yourself. plus, open business owner fed-up with repeated burglaries at a store. the new method he's now using to counter these crimes. and san francisco staple could be at risk. why cable car service could change more on that. good morning. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm theresa stasi win for stephanie lin. it is sunday november 17th. >> let's start this hour by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. hide hey. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. and a lot of sunshine to start things off by the cloud cover is already starting to build little cooler today, too, that we saw from yesterday and a token little showers, a possibility here. lot of folks want to see it. and as the fighting some dry air too,

there's the shot from san jose state to get the kind of a general idea what's going on. cloud cover will slower to build there. but there you can see it right now. little stratus off to the background. the big story is this line that you see on the satellite regional shot that looks pretty ominous. but from our standpoint, it really won't be, however, its successor next week will be quite interesting as we're waiting for it to tap into the subtropical jet. very interesting scenario. very winter-like is what it looks like to get a little flavor of the season to come. it looks like for the latter portion of next week and next weekend, particularly we're still working on timing it all the details there. so you'll closer here will know. it looks for the temperatures right now. we're in the 50's already in the east bay shoreline 40's inland. you can see in this is a nice improvement in from last hour we had some 30's hang on. so again, nice improvement there. give you quick contrast there. couple areas were trailing, but also some plus sides, too. so hodgepodge here in comparison hour by hour, though, still getting out of the 40's into the 50's by next

hour approaching about 60 by high noon and we won't do much better than that. so little bit more. what to expect in your sunday package will have for you. plus, a little peek into next week. theresa. >> dave, thank you very much. new this morning, california's public health department confirming the first u.s. case of a new form of m-pox and that case here in the bay area. kron four's lindsey ford has the story. on saturday. the california department of public health announced a person in san mateo county health is recovering from m-pox clade one be. >> the strain responsible for an ongoing outbreak in parts of africa, which has been declared a public health emergency of international concern by the world health organization. we're told the person had recently traveled to eastern africa and when they got back noticed they were sick and sought treatment. even though the virus has been detected here in the bay area, health officials do not expect it to be a major concern. >> i would say don't be

scared. it's very hard to get. you know, you're not going to get it on unity. our trade shows. well, i you know, it's going to be, you know, actively skin to skin contact or in the way to somebody bring off a lot of sky abyssinia flicking the bed sheets. that kind of contact. and even if you get which is very, very low probability. so far, the cases outside of the continent of africa, you know, have you know, people have done very well. peter chin hong, a professor of medicine and infectious disease specialist at ucsf. >> confirms the low risk for the public. san mateo county health officer, dr kismet baldwin, santana echoing dr chin hong's sentiment. but the statement saying in part, given the low risk to the public of exposure to clade one. the standing guidance for preventing him pox has not changed more than 31 confirmed cases have been reported just since late september,

according to the world health organization. >> but the reason why won be is of consent is because in africa it's affecting a lot of kids in house owes its heterosexual transmission. it's new. >> the vast majority of them have been in african countries, but cases have been found in germany, india, sweden, thailand, and the united kingdom. something like and pops both in the community as well as in the street community. when you. >> someone and you starting to see them i'm an intimate contact with them, you know, have honest conversation so that if anything happens in the future, you can be well informed. i'm not going anything. not just m-pox. the spread is mostly through transmission as well as through close contact among children. >> pregnant women and other vulnerable groups. health

officials say if you or someone, you know, have been exposed to him pox to contact your city clinic or primary care physician to get treated or to get to him pox vaccine. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> police are investigating some kind of fight that happened on a train in san francisco. this happening on saturday. officers say it happened near the 16th street and mission station just before 2 o'clock in the afternoon, citizen video shows officers detaining police have not released any further details on potential victims. we are continuing to follow this story. police are investigating a 3rd deadly shooting in oakland this week. it happened around 7.30, friday night on 86th avenue near highland community school officers say that one person was shot and died at the scene. police have not released any information on the shooter. police in petaluma are looking for this person. you can see right

here. it's a missing teenager says considered at risk. 15 year-old is samia hernandez. adam was last seen last wednesday. she is described as being 5 foot tall with black hair and brown eyes. anyone with information on her to please contact the petaluma police department. and you got to take a look at this. saves ramming their vehicles into the front of an east oakland business. the owner says >> that this has happened so many times. he told kron four's philippe djegal. he's now taking a tip from these guys to protect his store front. >> for a few weeks now in a desperate effort to thwart thieves employees at high gift and mini market on high street in east oakland have changed up the way they lock up each night. >> at the close of business, seems like it's it's working 4 times this year store manager saw lee fan who says suspects have used what he believes are stolen cars to ran through the front of the store before burglarizing it. you don't get.

>> the sleepy go home. he gets weighed for the long arm to go off south in whose is taking a page from the book of thieves. buy back into use ban purchased by the store to protect it at the way to the door lock where it stays parked overnight. every night they happen break into since we got then and whose hopes it stays that way. >> he says he has filed reports with oakland police after each incident. but so far no arrests have been made. 4 times basically where now we're not making it. >> but will hopefully will make governor gavin newsom announced last week he is extending the surge of california highway patrol officers in oakland. the operation has led to the arrests of nearly 1200 suspects. the recovery of more than 2000 stolen cars and the seizure of over 100 illegal weapons. >> but that does not help fan whose sleep any better at night. i don't think they will. >> protect the businesses they do then not quit to protect businesses. they quit too.

chase cars, you know, and give a speeding tickets or, you know, ticket. but as far as the chp keeping thieves out of his store, who's is not holding his breath, we do have no. >> hope it's that. it's we hope and more than than to what it's supposed to do. and so far it has in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay martinez, police are warning residents about a new scam where fraudsters impersonate law enforcement to even faking local phone numbers. they scammers use threats of arrest or legal action to trick people into giving them their personal information. making some police remind the public that they never ask for people to give any kind of personal information. and they also say to protect yourself, be cautious of unsolicited calls or emails verify. contact details and never, ever, ever share personal information with strangers. if you have been a target, please contact

martinez, police department. san francisco's historic cable cars could be at risk. there could be some chops also with a bus lines and trains. now this comes as a multi-million dollar shortfall is for some the sfmta to explore all options. transit officials say that the pandemic has had devastating impacts on the agency's budget after last week's election. they are also not expecting any county federal dollars. >> you need to make out a strong cuts to the and that's our job is actually just do the technical, difficult work of describing what exactly is in that state. this new federal administration will not be prioritizing. >> public transportation. >> agency is also investigating a possible ballot measure to help close the deficit shortfall. caltrain is celebrating a

major ridership milestone last month. it had more than 753,000 passengers. that is up 50 percent from october of last year, the weekday ridership grew by 38% weekend, sir, booming saturday. ridership surge by 169% sunday's 142%. caltrain says set. this marks the highest ridership since the pandemic. the first-ever cannabis dispensary in san bruno held a grand opening yesterday. the dispensary is on al camino real and it's called him bark. owners say that they hope to offer a financial benefit to the city. >> it's one of the most compliant, you know, companies probably in the united states when it comes to cannabis. and, you know, we are very community oriented. one percent goes back to the community for all of our sales. with the graciousness of rico and the city council, we were able to be here and we're super appreciative.

>> barak has 15 other locations across california, including redwood city where it was also the first cannabis dispensary in town to open. happening today. a powerful memorial will take place on the steps of san francisco city hall as 317 pairs of wife painted go. shoes are placed on our lives, lost in traffic crashes since 2014. each pair represents a victim and the display will include a stroller, bike and walk or to highlight the scale of these tragedies. while the city has made some progress in road safety, traffic deaths remain high with 32 people killed this year alone. 21 of those pedestrians advocate group walk. san francisco is urging city leaders to take bold action, reducing speeds improving crosswalk. this ability and completing safety upgrades on the city's most dangerous streets to help prevent further loss.

>> still ahead on kron, 4 news community members rallied for better access to mental health services ahead of a key meeting on the future of the senate and house panel. >> well, the sun is going into hiding as it just did there. but we're turning mostly cloudy as we go into the afternoon. those temperatures a bit more modest than yesterday. next week. looks to yesterday. next week. looks to the interesting, how we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market

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>> welcome back on this sunday. will that's a big change from or what it looked like before. so clouds coming in right day. yeah. marching on in here. i knod it started off. so sunny. it was clear

overnight. you can check out the stars, the moon full action. wasn't it bright? how i mean the owls out there? we're going lively. i can hunt. you know, there's no yellow and gold and it was gorgeous. and, you know, you also saw if you look real carefully, saw that little ring around or 2. so he's had some ice crystals in there, too. so to live up to that tradition, yeah, you might get little stray shower with it. yay. but that's about it. we're looking at the cloud cover coming in here. 2 and half moon bay. so turning mostly cloudy for a lot of the ballot to the day and we'll have more of a chill to it than it did with the sunshine that we had from yesterday. so putting it all together for your variable clouds today, just on balance for the day and everything passing showers. that's going to be pretty much post 3 o'clock is and you may not get it all tomorrow. an early shower clearing out cool because we're on the cool sector for a couple days and relatively uneventful for your monday and maybe even tuesday a bit. then unsettled midweek. this is wednesday, onward. and we're still trying to piece this all together in terms of the longer-range program here with atmospheric river, subtropical

jet program. temperature check for you right now. we have the 40's in the 50's on the board lower 50's east bay shoreline up north here. we've retired the 30's. so that's nice already into the 40's but not much more progress beyond that for today. 59 an evening shower, san francisco. 59 also variable clouds, oakland, 63 clouds and cool. san jose. here it is on future cast. as you'll notice. there's that opportunity for some showers. they favor pretty much the west and the south, not so much in the north bay actually. and by sunday evening about this evening starting to wane going into your monday morning. about that point. we go back to mostly sunny, but it will actually be a little cooler than today, too. so on balance looks pretty good for your monday tuesday. building up that cloud cover looks to be already fairly early. but as far as anything really happening, it won't be too about wednesday. as far as any shower activity. do have some winds. boom. here's one for this evening. this happens pretty late, though. it's been trending late with this instead of 9 notes, 10. so

that'll be is approaching the midnight hour. witching hour and then another pop. it looks like into the late afternoon on monday. and that will be mostly before the evening commute there. so the okay for you on that front, that will be a good north westerly wind highs today. we got the upper 50's to near about 60 going on next couple of days. there's a slight little drop here. we kind of calm, period until things get again. interesting early into late in the portion of the weekend next weekend. it's making me think that i should about the water per shoes that it was looking at you have to look some water. look want to forget the wet season comfortable than they were not as comfortable as the other ones are. like when i spent every order something go probably go back. i had what season it would be and this is little creature, the some sense the kind like significant area wet >> you don't want to have decorations outside feel like christmas day crime yet do that tomorrow. do that for our own larry. yeah. every because

it's coming. it's coming now going to be as pretty. i don't actually be pretty olose to full moon in iran will help you out there to be out there. he's got a sore shoulder, but he'll be out this so impressive. >> thank you so much. >> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas tuesday was meant and if you're looking to immerse yourself in the holiday spirit, we have the perfect theatrical event for you at the great dickens christmas fair in daly city. it is always a christmas eve victorian era. london. earlier today i spoke with shelby blonde about how you can get involved. hello, devil's correct. i don't know about hands. i like that. sackler. so tell me a little bit about the dickens fair. it's been around since 1970's, right? this isn't the ruby anniversary. so it's a the 40th season. these 2 israeli 40th season. so a bay area tradition. >> very good. and it's held at the cow palace, right? that's 5 weekends starting this weekend and friday after

thanksgiving. so. >> 5 weekends to be in christmas eve in the streets of dickensian london. okay. so to out for me, want to we expect if we go into this immersive. >> the ons. >> magic magic and mystery, of course because i'm involved. okay. but when you come in, literally my friends or did yes, you'll be transported to victorian london. it's indoors. it's a live theatrical e. so when you walk in, it feels like it's christmas eve. no matter what time it there are 4 acres of entertainment, 7 stages. 5 palms goodness you can get lost bubbles and troubles, as we mentioned, ok, so. >> and all ages, like only teenage daughters looking absolutely love it when they want to cause player just want shows is even a children's area with hand crank victorian care, self games, course, father christmas. >> of course in schools where have has to be that's what do you like most about it? i mean, getting involved in and having this kind of joyous

kind of escape, if you and that's wonderful word for word. i love being transported to another world. well, you can get involved with solvent. sherlock holmes mystery self land where you're you're puzzle games. you love that. the like patients, drinks and food. there are the champagne tasting. there's of patients and have you ever want stern and poe come before? know, i think you should do to stop. what >> what do you really like it as far as having someone come in? >> some of the mysteries and some kind of the fun interactive aspects of it. >> seeing someone's face the first time they come to the christmas and just being let how incredible the environment how every detail is beautiful and perfect and you can truly forget about the world and be someone else. >> i like it when my daughters are like, oh, i'm going to read this book and you know,

what do we know about dickens welcoming unpacking my love the literature of dickens. so you may see, i think most people, scrooge and the ghosts, what you may see noel traumatized by china. that's a good lesson go to you may see garland po doing readings are oscar messy. other office doing shows coming alive. so if you follow over twisty may see ya. the alert was come to life. it's it's a it's almost like books coming into magical life around you when he crafted words. so beautiful and painting a tap tap tape history you know, it was just this beautiful world new and and this happens. fair is something extraordinary. there's nothing like in the world and i've been to as events this he's so incredibly magical in lovecraft around every corner of this holiday magic. it's it's a. hundreds custom performance and i love it when people come up when they come to the fair wearing

normal clothes and just not know what to expect when they come in full regalia on the side of the dress up for it. everyone is welcome to plaque. and what about as far as age appropriateness? i mean, sometimes. >> i remember taking my daughters to disney land. there horrified because it was like these large character of cinderella. and it was so is you know, are there different ways for different ages to feel merced? so when you come in, as you would stance on people says it's very sweet. walk through a children's area. there's a games. >> at the far end, though, this mad cells and the dockside, it's wild. it's a music hall where there many drinks and a lot of wildness. so whether you're an adult, what the family or your child just what about as far as tickets had a weekend all? you can go to dickens dot com eye dickens fed com and i decide whether or not you want to do some of the experiences that are available. you can write steam on new miniature steam train. you can do self lead

pub crawl called jekyll and hyde in the elixir of madness. very good. can tell your eyes on i think the bubbles and travis, but go go to the website. 5 weekends, including friday after thanksgiving friday after thanksgiving and it starts the friday after thanksgiving starts there you go. weekend. very good. >> we have all the information on kron 4 dot com. if want to get more information and then that will take you over to the. all absolutely. and we'll see there. and in london, yes. >> so they bond. thana you so much. thank for joining us on this sunday. we will right this sunday. we will right back.

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>> in the east bay union city police are investigating a shooting that happened on saturday morning on whipple road. police arrived on scene to find new victims, but they did find evidence of gunfire shortly after the incident. police say that 2 individuals arrive separately at local hospitals with non life-threatening injuries due to a gunshot wound. >> police are investigating the incident and asking anyone with information to please contact the union city police department. >> olympic figure skater and champion and hayward native kristi yamaguchi continues to inspire people of all ages this holiday season. fans have a chance to meet her in person and an ice skating rink in san ramon. they can even get some skating lessons from her. christie's says that it's all for a good cause. >> last night we had the grand ribbon cutting mean have. the

city center to see him get the ice rink in san remo, and a so it's it's an amazing holiday ice-free pop-up that will be there until january 5th. but they do have some really, really stuff planned, say at the skating which i will be there too skaters a little bit. and by same day, which some lucky winners will get to win some sign for peace. >> at christie is promoting family literacy through her nonprofit called always rating. it provides free books and other resources to families and students who need them. with thanksgiving. coming up the next couple of weeks at local food banks will be extremely busy. the san francisco marin food bank is asking people to volunteer as they get ready for the san francisco turkey drive which relies on donated turkeys. you can give a virtual turkey in the form of a financial donation online or you can

drop off a frozen turkey on november. 23rd. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. some scammers in the east bay are calling people's phones claiming to be police officers. we'll tell you what to look out for. if you get one of those calls. and still ahead on ahead on kron 4 morning news and what's next for vice president kamala harris. what a new poll suggests for her next steps. and it has something to do and it has something to do california.

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boosted on bart trains to help that they are now asking the governor for. plus in the north bay high school football team under the microscope as the players accused of using racist statements targeting a team mate. how the school is responding. and community members rallying for better access to mental health services. we have the details ahead of a key meeting on the future of a sentencing hospital. good morning. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news on the sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave spahr in the weather center. he's got a lot of changes to tell us about. yeah going theresa. good morning, everybody. and start with today is a little flavor of what we're going to get into next week. latter portion thereof. order of business. even those clear last night and had some rain. sun to start the day off today and some people are still getting some of that, too. but we will be turning mostly cloudy. there's that's a photo delays happening this morning hour by hour. just

looking at the day here, turning mostly cloudy temperatures up may build on a little bit into the mid to upper 50's. although forecast highs generally speaking are cut orbiting around 60 ultimately today, stormtracker 4 kind of show some of that cloud cover building a little bit. if you can kind of make it out. some of the stratosphere a little bit and will be more happening upstream. this system looks kind of very ominous. when you take a look at the larger perspective of most of its not going to impact us, though, 40's inland at this hour. also in the north base who are placed a lot of those 30's with now these 40's. so what we're looking at is this cool start to get the clouds developing. maybe a late shower and some pop of winds clearing early tomorrow. cool. 60 ish going on here. that's going to be early part of the week that unsettled midweek. that includes wednesday might actually get some decent rain on wednesday, mild with mid to upper 60's. that's a subtropical jet warming us up actually in rain into next weekend. however, it does look like there's a break in there were thinking sunday at this vantage point, course, to be

announced around 60 going on for a high today. as we turn mostly cloudy. have more in your extended forecast. coming up and a bit. theresa thank staple in the bay area council is calling on governor gavin newsom to provide extra security on bart trains. >> the council join leaders of the api community sending a letter directly to the governor. kron four's. lindsey ford has more on their request. the bay area council and more than the region's 108 api community members. >> are requesting chp officers on bart trains. this comes in response to the more than recent violent attacks that have mainly targeted asian americans. >> earlier this month, asian-american woman was stabbed on a bart train approaching. 24 street mission station in san francisco back in july, an elderly asian woman died after someone pushed her onto an oncoming bart train at powell street station. also in the city.

that's why rufus jeffries with the bay area council says the api community is pleading for extra security. these crimes in some cases are disproportionately affecting. >> the double double communities, women, seniors and others. so critical that, you know, that these systems this critical transportation system is safe. >> polling by the bay area council last year found riders were staying away from bart over concerns about crime and safety. the polls found that these attitudes even more pronounced amongst the api community who make up. 25 1% of bart ridership, jeffrey says it's also a reality for people close to him. >> actually, 2 of our own employees who are robbed on bart. i there's not many there's people who didn't use a system that probably couldn't tell you whether, you know, directly themselves or knew somebody or witness something recent years that involved involved crime.

jeffrey says the bay area council and the 100 api members believe that presence. >> chp officers would make the transit system safer, getting more law enforcement of any into the system onto trains into stations in creating a visible presence on the trains can act as a strong deterrent against a crime and certainly being able to react more quickly when crime does occur. so it has a preventative and reactionary effect newsom's office. >> says they have donated more than 550 million dollars to support bart. he also later noted that bart safety isn't responsibility of bart police in orinda. lindsey ford, back to you. >> developers in the north than this development, a high school football team is on probation after reports of racist comments towards players. i spoke with students about the situation and got a response from the district.

>> on probation, the town pius high school football team under the microscope. after 2 reported cases of racial bias incidents involving dehumanizing speech. the assistant superintendent, a lab reading this letter saying that anti-black statements were made to and about a black teammate in the letter obtained by kron 4 news, the assistant superintendent kelly, lara states, quote, i am appalled that this has happened twice on the football team. let me be clear. referring to black teammates as monkeys is racist speech referring to black teammates as unable to be seen in the dark is racist speech unquote. kron. 4 news has confirmed that the letter was sent to our players and their families and the district held a meeting with the team and their parents. the assistant superintendent also stating, quote, this is unacceptable. it is deeply hurtful to the targeted team mate and to all

black teammates. the ripple of harm is not limited to the football team. this also hurts the wider tam high community of black students, staff and families. >> they obviously racism like not acceptable thing. and especially like in school environment. so i think i hope that the school looks into everything. yeah, i can get further like. information about this. >> at school wednesday, students sharing their thoughts about the matter. >> i believe this should be investing formal investigation on the football team about races, races, events that occurred. the formal investigation you see happen to us to determine happened >> to continue the policy against racism. >> again, kron 4 did confirm that the team is on probation and a further incidents happened. the entire season could be canceled. they did play maria carrillo high school on friday night. they lost 20 to 28. there is a new poll that is suggesting vice

president kamala harris would have a good shot at becoming california's next governor mary slosson presidential election. but still have some very strong support here in the state. a uc berkeley poll shows that nearly half of the state's voters will be very or somewhat likely to support harris for governor california's top office is not up for grabs until 2026. sonoma state political science professor david mckeown says that harris, whether in or out plays an important role in the 2026 governor's race. >> it's a big part of our game in washington, d.c., for what comes next for the vice president chief. she's young enough visible enough active enough. she has enough prominence in play despite what happened in the national election to, you know, run for governor of california, the 5th largest economy in the world. she would be formidable. she someone can raise a lot of money. she can join, if you will, of voters that are in southern california as well as her northern california base. she

can also raise a lot of money and provide a lot of have to, if you will, 2 to another candidate. >> harris has not announced any plans to run. community members and mental health advocates rallied outside santa say city hall next week. hospital leaders discuss good samaritan hospitals, billion dollar expansion project kron four's rob nesbitt reports from the rally. >> those who rallied outside of san jose city hall wednesday are calling for 2 things that good samaritan hospital. they want mental health services to be restored as well as a patient protection fund. >> members of the rescue, our medical care coalition gathered outside san jose city hall wednesday calling on the owners of good samaritan hospital hca, healthcare to choose patients over executive director of latina is contra cancer. darcy green says that's not what hca has a history of at the hospital has repeatedly harm to our

community, to the closure of their departments, to the stripping of their services. just don't sent shown such total disregard. >> for patients and residents of the city city councilmember pam foley hosted a meeting between hca and coalition members. wednesday afternoon, i spoke with coalition member joe apollo connelly about what the group wants to see as a result of the meeting to talk about how they're going to restore services, bring back acute care beds and what they're going to do to offset some of the harms caused by their pattern of divesting from our community and getting essential medicine medical services. he says a patient protection fund will ensure health care access for all residents and that mental health needs to be a priority after 18 acute care beds were cut from good samaritan last year, clinical social worker lauren gives a bull says less care for those struggling with mental health will only result in a higher suicide rate than the close 18 beds. that's less beds going for people who are struggling with acute mental health. >> challenges and these are the most serious challenges that we see. these are people who are at risk of dying by suicide. good samaritan responded with a statement

wednesday saying in part, quote, good samaritan hospital has been a faithful steward of san jose's planning process, communicating extensively, the benefits and impact of our 1.2 billion dollar proposal and state mandated seismic retrofit. we incorporated extensive community feedback into the plan submitted to the city council, san jose city council members are scheduled to vote on the hospital's expansion project on november. 19th reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a taste of soul right here in the next open shop has more on a flavorful event. that's coming up on kron 4 weekend morning news. >> parted a little cooler than yesterday. lot more cloud cover to contend with temperatures approaching around 60 or so and maybe with a passing shower, but becoming quite unsettled. latter

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>> live look outside that's a big change, >> yeah. the groceries are coming in. as you can see, all of us are yeah. it was raining. almost looks like they're so bad. it's you know, ish. yeah, cloudy right now. but it's not snowing or things. that's good. yeah. good morning, theresa. good morning, everybody. east bay shoreline actually looks a little different here. looks like we're getting a little like going on. but the trend is included place here. we got that stratus that starting to build a little bit turning to the mostly cloudy mode. meanwhile, the temperatures haven't been able to graduate too bad too much yet. we're out of the 30's for the most part. got some 40's hanging on a little bit. also up north, we see some 50's now funny taking hold for the sierra forecast. they could actually get a little snow in the

higher elevations. a temperature drop is more pronounced there into the lower 30's. you can see for monday and then tuesday going to 39 different story when this next system gets here because again, it's tapping the subtropical jet. so your tennessee elevation snow elevations tend to rise with that and sometimes get some melting and flooding and all that sort of here's what's going on. future cast as we go forward throughout the day today, the showers will be late in the day. we take a breather tonight and might see a stray shower in the morning. but clearing on out pretty quickly for most of the balance of the day. still be the quiet day building back again with cloud coverage you can see tuesday wednesday. onward is where things get interesting in the long range models. here we have it on sunday but longer range. this low gets all wild up towards our north. here's the subtropical jet and away we go. this is wednesday and it's pretty much the same program. the question is going to be where that line is. the earlier models had a push to the north. this is sagging more to the south with the big hits wednesday friday, maybe a lingering saturday. take a

breather before funny plays out on sunday. again, this can change a little bit, but it looks like it'll be delivering some mountain snow is with the package too. for today. we got 58 san francisco 50's along the coast, turning cloudy and a little chilly with that breeze. 58 for burning game. 58 foster city, 60 palo alto in the south bay lower 60's east bay shoreline around 60 ish as we're seeing and tri valley today, too, around 60 for walnut creek, 59 for danville, concord, 59 57 richmond at 57 pittsburgh. 59 56 for napa and 62 for santa rosa. so we actually get a little cooler temporary, really getting into the new week here monday and so forth. and then. away we go upward again. the subtropical jet helps us out. so it gets wetter and warmer as we get into the end of the week and weekend. >> yeah, it really is an atmospheric river. that it becomes the south that's going to be mostly in the in the northwest as one of brand is.

but we wednesday on we're going watch wednesday friday, the 2 big days and center wednesday through friday. well, thursday might be a bit of a break. but wednesday, friday could okay. yeah. an umbrella. thank you. but again, it better than one. >> very good. but the holiday season can be a busy and stressful time of year. i think so. but a shop oakland is looking to bring people together over good food. made with love. earlier today i spoke with chef and author renee johnson in the studio about her upcoming. >> thankful soul food stroll. >> let's talk about this beautiful spread. hi, thank you again for having me. am so happy to be here, rick. well, you know, every month i so row where you come to my location and you stroll through and you experience wonderful soul food you slow down. you take it all ref salute lee, about about fun. and so this year, of course, with this month, of course, we're doing this so row that the kind of strolling by what i did is we did the thankful so row, which they

thanksgiving incorporating yes in and i did something called the side effects and you can get all your sight when you so from time and one of these i want to do before we started just want to say 2 things. one, i want to thank my mama because my mother is everything. love her so much and they want to thank my kids and my team there the and thankful and with their love and support. this is the side effects that we get and grateful and grateful and grateful. so let's talk. we have a little bit of everything here. so this is this kid little trifecta here. this is called the holy trinity in. for those of you guys to a cooking this thanksgiving, this is the base also food for us in the south and what it is it is onions, celery and bell pepper. can we use it for everything so we use as a base for our bread dressing, jambalaya fried gumbo. we take this and we put it in a skillet with some oil and season it up with some

some pepper and and use that info that in everything. so this is our everything right? yes, a red beans and rice dancing. so you guys make sure you look at my video youtube which has whole story in how to make all the holy trinity the base of every. is there any chopping specific? >> as it feels good in your mouth. that's throw. okay. so now we're going to strong. you are going to so i have some homemade turkey dresg gravy. yes, i have some cornbread dressing. some seven-member addressing. >> and today we do something very easy. we just did a simple green being with just some olive oil. some sound pedestal. we have some homemade cranberry sauce is the best. yes, and we just have some big chicken could don't know big turkey out here for and then we have some homemade mac and cheese or just to get a reply in all of these items available and more. our on our website for

the so if you go there and you click on the link, is this so row and you can order all the size, you can stroll by kiss me. >> to say fear live the cranberry sauce. i love it. i love making it to you. put in is southern to have an orange stories on something that's then i do at a little orange juice in there when i'm making when you're cooking the crazy i had a little bit night and it gives and it takes it to another funk 11. and you just cook your very spot that and just tet it i just you know, he's a member and a simple cook writing. i make everything good of is over. 5 steps are really don't want to do it. i understand so, you know, i keep everything simple in fresh in. >> you know, even when it comes to season receiving can i people to feel the food to taste the food? so i keep everything so simple. so that's a simple, delicious, homemade only saying much easier than everybody thinks today. and everybody thinks could the secret to a good cranberry sauce?

>> is not cooking. it would would all the ingredients you gotta make sure that water and that's sugar dissolves and comes to a boil. >> and you add area 9 i'm in charge of that. this. have to make sure you boil it on high for 9 minutes. 9 minutes and then you add the berries and tell you boil it first. and then when you put your very the new cooking for 9 may 9 minutes, yes, go to the website and i'm going to you get. >> sweet potato pie. >> that's a homemade sweet potato pie made from scratch. it says something you can order that the soulful stroll lovely. it is, you know, my grandmother's recipe. so when you guys get food for me, i got to wonderful grandmother small. so if you get the pound cake, that's grandmother johnsonville to johnson. okay. if you get the sweet potato pie in the peach cobbler, the blackberry cover that katherine orange showing up. so lived. a favorite in our household is homemade. mac and

best homemade mechanism. it is question like when dave is talking about the weather coming, it's going to get food is a kind regional candidate cheeses do you put in just mostly china unknown. also for me leave us commits an atv. why my seekers are like it i could. i miss we just these of that just one cheese it might could. that's all you need to is go to work cookbook now. >> hours all of the times and that kind of stuff. so you can stroll from 11. 25 the date 11. 25 from its 10, the 6 you can stroll by and pick up your items from 11. 25 to 11 27 for 2 days were strolling. we'll have the music going. we'll have the vibe feeling good. you can come from a levee from november. the 25th to november 27th from 10 to 6. that's when you can combine order on your

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