see you next time when we go into the wild. >> destructive. it's dangerous. terrorizes faculty for not speaking out. >> now on the kron 4 morning news, a san jose state professor off the job this morning after the university's response to the ongoing war in gaza, why she says she's standing in solidarity with those student protesters. plus, we're learning more about how the city of oakland fans to address a massive

129 million dollar budget deficit by june next year. and alameda county has a new interim district attorney this morning. what a permit decision could be made. the county's top prosecutor. it said. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday december the 7th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning. >> morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> lot of sunshine, at least to start off our day a little bit the way some patchy fog make note shore and we have essentially a dry system is going to play out for the morning day for the morning hours and for us this afternoon as well. that's where we go through that cloud cover in there for the afternoon. here's what it looks like in the east bay shoreline. there you can see it to some hazy sunshine to get things started, but a decent amount of sun. but

here's that dry made note of it's a lot of action for no action, if you will. we get a lot of cloud cover with this is a drop south on your saturday, however, will see much better clearing. it looks like into sunday pretty much for everybody. so we'll do much better job of clearing things out for you on sunday afternoon. meanwhile, how those temperatures been on the cool side shore, some 30's even well inland, tried. ali, you're looking at the upper 30's up north, a mixture of 30's and 40's. however, these numbers are an improvement from this time for 24 hours ago as we were in the category of the plus category some selective spots negative in some others. hour by hour forecast pushes us through the 40's well into the 50's. you can see by 11 o'clock. still got to make note of those scattered clouds, though, in temperatures, not bad in the mid 60's. nice little kind of spring breeze, if you will, for afternoon, too. we'll have more on this forecast coming up for in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank a long time. san jose state university professor says shoes resigning this semester over the university's response

to the ongoing war in the middle east. that's after more than 2 dozen students set up an encampment on campus. pope was jack moment reports. >> the professor here at san jose state says that she can no longer work here at the university after seeing how the university suspended a professor over their assistance with student protesters demonstrating against the war in gaza. >> it was a call for me to do more research. san jose state professor rachel mcloughlin has called the school home for decades. it's her alma mater and she's been teaching here since 2004, but now she's resigning because she said she's dissatisfied with the university's handling of the protest against the war in the middle east. >> the university administration. was responding to the encampments, which too, you know, repressed. >> it can't last several weeks. last semester protesters were demanding san jose state disclose and divest

from any possible investments. it has in companies that benefit israel. the university did disclose its investments but told the community it has no direct ties to israel destructive. it's dangerous. it terrorizes other faculty from not speaking out. still student protesters in mcloughlin say san jose state did not do enough to support the calls against the war. it is. it's been an ongoing journey of learning. understanding where the university and the administration is, which is to repress. walk. movement towards expressing. this may. of genocide saying kill was suspended from her teaching position at san jose state. >> she helped the student protesters and says their negotiations with the school for not as successful compared to other schools like sf state and sacramento state who altered their investments. my campus was never honest enough

to actually give actual data for where those investments are. san jose state told kron 4 it does not currently have a response to the professor's designation, but students on campus say they supported. all i can say is, you what she did on her part was. >> good. but it's unfortunate that she had to do it. across the street next to the martin luther king library. protests are alive and well. i hope he gets a lot of publicity because there are a lot of people who feel the same way she does. but that's a very brave. >> stepped up now, according to professor mclaughlin resignation letter last day teaching on campus will be december. 20th. and as for doctors saying, kill her suspension is still ongoing. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> new video shows the desperate escape of a convicted killer outside of bakersfield. take a look at this. cesar hernandez was seen jumping out of a prison van and running away from a corrections officer on monday. police are still looking for

him. hernandez was being taken to a court appearance. he was convicted of first-degree murder in los angeles county back in 2019, hernandez was serving his sentence at a state prison in delano. and one person is in critical condition after a fire broke out at his home in martinez. firefighters say they responded to the blaze near the intersection of arthur road and palms drive just before 8 friday night. crews say a woman managed to get out on her own. firefighters rescued a man and a dog. the man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the dog died. the cause of the fire is under investigation. santa clara vice mayor anthony becker is resigning after he was convicted of perjury for lying to a civil grand jury that crews found guilty of leaking a confidential report to the san francisco forty-niners containing accusations that becker and other council members had an ethically close relationships with the forty-niners football

front office. he could face up to 4 years in county jail and will be sentenced next month. we are now learning how the city of oakland plans to cut its massive budget deficit. in a report published friday, city officials are proposing dramatic cuts to the police departmint and several fire stations four's. dan kerman reports. >> the closing of 6 fire stations and the elimination of police special units, 2 police academies and a slashing of the police overtime budget. that's among the recommendations in this new report by oakland city administrator to close a budget deficit projected to be 129 million dollars by the end of this fiscal year in june of 2025. any of these impacts potentially huge for the police department and the way we police and public safety. >> among the cuts, the proposal projects a savings of 25 million dollars through a reduction in police overtime. and the elimination of special opd units as well as another

nearly 7 million dollars in savings by cutting to police academies. police department operates that nearly that's where we should that is and it survived over time. we have. >> bandit or a time where we work traffic and forth inside. sure related operations before the backbone our patrol opening positions and that only way please purpose-built the function of the law as it has been over time. >> tim dolan with the oakland police officers association says none of these cuts foster a safe for oakland. >> because packs or increase in 9-1-1 response time. if we have less officers outside and lynn calls also for future attrition. levels not out of the county's reduced our staffing levels down. and it will have to collapse specialized park. and that means we might have not have a traffic enforcement division on the streets. so the motor cops outside.

>> the proposal would also see the fire department making dramatic cuts running out to fire stations. now at a savings of 5.5 million dollars. phase 2 would see the shuttering of 4 additional fire stations with a savings of 7.6 million dollars. the report says the cuts will most certainly reduce response time. the face to cuts also called for the elimination of 91 full-time positions throughout city departments. the city council will decide whether accept this budget balancing plan at its meeting on monday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. alameda county has a new interim district attorney. >> attorney royal roberts will act as the county's top prosecutor, at least through february. the change goes after voters recalled da pamela price. roberts will run the da's office until alameda county supervisors appoint a permanent successor. that may not happen until february. in alameda county drivers were stuck on 5.80, after a big rig

filled with chocolate caught on fire friday morning happened near grant line vote towards the city of tracy crews say more than 30,000 pounds of chocolate melted away. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> and take a look at this. more than 8,000 bake gingerbread. bricks are stacked up high inside san francisco's fairmont hotel for a real-life christmas gingerbread house lakers dedicated more than 400 hours to decorate the holiday display with lights in real candy. guests can even book a dinner reservation inside this colorful display will be up to the new year. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. new details in a friday morning right at the california state capitol building. >> we have the latest from chp. >> it's crazy that it keeps happening. >> plus, caught on camera thieves break into a san francisco business. and the owner says this keeps happening. plus a 7 point. oh,

earthquake shook northern california, triggering a tsunami warning in the bay area. after the break, the tips from experts to help keep you safe. >> after a sunny start out, we'll see some afternoon clouds start to filter in here. not that of those temps, though, will be shooting well into the 60's. look at forecast coming up in just a difficult for what did.

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>> where new pictures show the damage left behind frey from a 7 point. oh, earthquake off the coast of humboldt county who say the strong shaking loose and week rock and soil. the quake was felt all the way here in the bay area. and after that shake, more than 5 million people in california and oregon under a tsunami warning. one san francisco, the tsunami warning brought into question the city's emergency sirens. sirens were silent on thursday as alert notifications instead popped up on cell phones. the siren system has been offline since 2019 season emergency team used to run them. >> weekly test, but they haven't been you sense the department executive director says even without the sirens, the warnings they sent out affected. >> we're very, very fortunate that we incredible, robust notification system. in san francisco and regionally. we many more tools, of course, that we did in the 1950's and that system was built. and

yesterday the notification system worked. it really did get to people it immediately. and then we were able to follow up and push out information as it you know, as we became aware. >> the department is still looking at whether the siren system will be rebuilt. we're told that is still being assessed. any recommendations will be brought to the city's incoming administration. >> as it turned out, there was no real tsunami. but i'm thankful for that. and we've got big the waves this year. breaking over the seawall happen. nothing happened us that. >> pacifica residents reflecting after tsunami warnings rolled across the city, forcing evacuations at some schools and businesses. residents were told to leave low-lying areas out of an abundance of caution. county officials downgraded the alert at one point reissued. the tsunami warning. >> at one point during one of those refreshes, we saw that it had been canceled. we're

not really sure what happened at that moment. make contact with cal oes and the national weather service operation center. they're like, no, it's on. we refresh the page again. it's on. so then, you know, we deleted that information. we reassure the information. >> so a lot of back and forth there. it sounds like as for the sirens, the county spokesperson said the weather event did not warrant using those. yeah. so. fortunately a lot calmer this morning after all of that looking is just gorgeous. outside of this is a live look at the city of san francisco at 7.16 this morning. got the water colors out there. stuff like that. yeah. very nice. oranges off to the distance there. underscoring some high cloudiness we have today and also see a little bit of hue. >> you can see here for more half moon bay picture herald things, a lot calmer this morning. it will be interrupted by some scattered clouds this afternoon here. it's not going affect everybody the same way. but then tomorrow we'll have much better clearing. so we have too much cloud cover this

afternoon. just hang in for tomorrow. we'll get some better sunshine in here for put it all together here. can supple clouds develop mild and breezy. still, you notice temperatures popping a little bit more. so in the south bay today afternoon, clearing expected tomorrow. windy late. a little bit hinting at arrival of some offshore winds coming our way early into next week. now, sunny, early in the week with all of that going forward and then becoming unsettled will say by thursday and friday is a series of other systems coming our way gets really kind of interesting again. but we're getting to the wet season. so very much typical with this. but it's a little plume of some moisture from the south of those things tend to give us a nice doses of them. lots of moisture coming our way, too. we'll show you that later. 61 with some scattered clouds, san francisco variable clouds, oakland, warm, san jose up to 69 and you'll see that the south is little bit of an outlier compared to the other areas around the bay for today. again, this is why we say considerable cloud. you can see some variable clouds working in here. yeah. tomorrow morning, we start off with that game plan. but already before noon it clears on out. we're back to good,

solid sunshine. finish off your sunday afternoon. get much better. clearing expected tomorrow, actually get some cooler air in here, although not a whole lot. the way of wind, little bit an onshore breeze up to it. now we're breeze up to it. now we're starting to develop tha offshore wind. the notice will be in some of the valleys in the east bay. you might see some localized winds working in here, but it's an optically that the bigger picture here, we'll see those offshore winds start to develop here. the initial footprints working their way up here in the north bay. you can see it in the east bay as well as we hold this discourse. there's no statements involving all of that. and we do have some insulation from some recent rains. it leaks high temperatures today. we've got the lower 60's. the look down here south san jose morgan hill up to 69 warming much more so even then the east bay. but all -hat traffic that we have coming our way. we'll get a little bit more to that later as it'll be a different type of pattern. this is just some cloud cover. we're getting that not much action at it, but the next we'll have a lot of rain and everything like that. oh, wow. we're hoping maybe the timing will

be the rain will happen at night and then maybe give you a date. i'm just kind of turned off a little bit. but yeah, it's still early out for that because a lot of shoppers, you know, okay. well, we'll see what happens. thanks for keeping track of the forester. thanks, dave. >> when you county, the town of oroville holding its christmas tree lighting and calling on the community to come together to support the 2 children critically injured after a school shooting. zach boetto has the latest. >> hundreds of butte county residents turned out here tonight to support their community in this time of need. and also to come together to pray for these to kindergartners, still fighting for their lives in annual holiday gathering in the town of oroville. >> has a deeper meaning to it. this year after a local school shooting shook the community just 2 days ago. tonight, we're going to pray for roman mendez and allies will for the 2 young feather river adventist school students ages 5, 6, making it through to planned surgeries. friday but remain in critical condition.

at the downtown oroville christmas tree lighting families gathered around the tree with candles and phone flashlights in support of the 2 young boys and the community members still feeling the impacts of wednesday's shooting the most just time to meet with these families. that's our main concern. now we got there and the good digger them in best possible and we just pray god's blessing building up heat and every one of individuals city leaders joining in prayer and highlighting the people's determination to come together in this time of need. this is what i love about our community wear, revealing waste and we fight for one another regardless that a little in nearly a and that's just the beauty now as the school where the shooting happened remains closed through the weekend. >> and investigators continue to uncover more about the shooter. >> glenn ligon community members are standing in solidarity with the young

victims who are still fighting to recover. they have the best care and we've got a mighty god that we can pray to. >> to finish the miracle. >> the support for the school shooting victims does not stop here tonight. there will be chilly buffet fundraiser happening here in orville at the southside community park on monday night butte county, zach boetto kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay potentivlly harmful levels of radiation have been detected at a popular bayfront park. the state ordered environmental report reveals excessive levels of radioactive waste at the albany, bold, the park known for its public art installations and hiking trails was formally a landfill for construction debris. officials say multiple areas in the park tested positive for waste. that is likely a byproduct of the landfill. the city of albany is required to submit an action plan to the water board by the end of the month. and jetblue is eliminating a number of routes across the u.s., including all flights from san jose. the changes go into effect next

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>> the chp says the state capital is safe after evacuating lawmakers over e-mail threat that threat caused all kinds of disruptions, senate and assembly staff who received the email were told to work from home all capitol tours and even a choir performance were canceled. investigators have not said who threat was addressed to, but the governor was not at the capitol. 5 buildings, including 2 homes caught fire in san jose friday afternoon. take a look at some of the damage there. crews say the fire started on stow avenue near san antonio elementary and spread to the home on how their place crews say one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. 8 people in total were displaced, included 3 pets. no word yet on what caused the fire. and new this morning, a federal judge in san francisco is limiting the scope of a lawsuit filed by advocates for the homeless who say they want to prevent the clearing of encampments. judge

donna view ruled those advocates lack standing for several of their claims. the coalition on homelessness based in the tenderloin neighborhood filed this suit back in 2022. and they along with several other homeless advocacy groups claimed kevin clearance were cruel and unusual. and san francisco police officers used arrests and citations to make them leave. plaintiffs have until december 18th to file an amended file, an amended complaint. the city of oakland is hosting a special giveaway of people can pick up free gift cards for gas and groceries. today. community ready corps or crc will give away gas cars, clipper cards and organic produce as well. the first 50 people to arrive at our cohen grand west grand avenue by noon. we'll get a $25 gas card and $100 worth of organic produce as well. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news downtown san francisco is officially lit for the holidays. >> we're taking a look at the festive giant. our projections festive giant. our projections just got to see in first.

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to care for all that is you. >> now on the kron 4 morning news thieves caught on camera breaking into a vintage store in san francisco. >> bright future, they him. and was just couture. >> and east bay family's search for answers in their loved one's murder continues this morning. what we're learning about this more than 10 year-old case. downtown san francisco is glowing for the holidays. a look at what dozens of people gathered in front of the ferry building for last night. all right.

good morning. welcome back to the proper morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start you off this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave sphar. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. bad way to start things off here a little bit. the way some haze going on shore. >> and a bit of the way, some patchy fog potentially as well. now we do have the interruption of some variable clouds going on this afternoon compared to tomorrow afternoon. >> which should clear out just about for everybody. first things first, check it out for our mount tam picture. how about that action? it's okay look directly at the screen here. it's ok, it's not directly looking at the sun, but again, that hazy sunshine underscoring that we don't see much upstream in stormtracker 4, but later on, we'll probably see some of those scattered clouds work their magic across our skies for the afternoon. our temperatures are in the 40's with some pockets of 30's inland. so we did cool off a little bit overnight. not a whole on the way of winds, but it will get breezy and a few areas this afternoon, a little bit more. so though, tomorrow. so early fog, some variable clouds on balance today. that is looks

like afternoon clearing for your sunday, breezy in windy late. and you're going to notice that uptick getting us into early next week. this is the offshore wind variety, then dry and cool early into the week. lower 60's. so a bit cooler than today and showers to finish our week and settled into next unsettled weather into next weekend. still kind of piecing together how that's all going to come. now we've got 46 by 9 o'clock by 11 will do about 58 and mostly sunny. some partly cloudy skies. start to work in here by 4 by one rather. coming up a little bit here were kind of march for what we expect into next week. we get past the weekend and to let you know about the unsettled weather. we spoke up, stephanie. >> breaking news out of hayward this morning. police are investigating a hit and run involving a bicyclist around 12:30am, a cyclist was struck by a red hyundai elantra at willing and his spirit boulevard. that car which left front, which had left from earlier pursued by another police agency crashed into that cyclists before

speeding off. there were police. they did quickly locate the car involved but the passenger and the driver board that car. they both fled on foot. both suspects were arrested. the driver was taken h into custody on charges of felony hit-and-run and dui. injured cyclist does remain in critical condition at a local hospital. as we learn more, we're going to continue to update you with the latest. in san francisco. a clothing store in north beach is picking up the pieces after being broken into for the 5th time. charles clifford spoke with the frustrated business owner. >> early thursday morning, this man was captured on surveillance video breaking into vacation. a vintage clothing store along grant street in north beach. he smashed the window in the front door and stole a handful of items. owner kristin klein says she's relieved that damage wasn't too bad but says this is the 5th time in 6 years that her store has been robbed. >> we got lucky time our alarms went off. the police were here. the neighbors called 9-1-1. report of things

not as horribly damaged as it has been in the past, but it it's crazy that it keeps happening. >> kristen moved vacation from the tenderloin to north beach a few years ago and she says she loves the neighborhood. >> north beach is like a postcard cierran sus coats, most beautiful neighborhood. it's so lucky to be here. but the fact that she and many of her fellow small business owners have been repeatedly robbed is frustrated. >> the police department is investigating this case. but so far no arrests have been made and the suspect has not been identified christian hopes the city can step up efforts to protect small businesses. i don't know what the right answer is for that. but i know that it shouldn't be the norm. >> in a city like this for every business owner to be ranking the trauma of each time. their business has been broken into and expecting it to happen again. >> by friday morning, kristen and her team at cleaned up the mess and fix the door. she's now looking forward to a busy weekend in north beach, including staying open late for the night market friday evening along grant street. she's hoping for a good

turnout. we had so many people saying what can we do to help? how can we support you? can you do? >> it's just shopping. you there's so many small businesses and see what still innocent member when we support any them. so walk down to the store, go >> in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> in mountain view, police are asking for the public's help to find a missing 9 year-old girl. and a 44 year-old woman. take a look at your screen here. this is a lynch is 4 feet tall on the left-hand side there weighs 60 pounds and has dark hair. she was last seen around midnight near a school avenue. police believe she may be with the missing woman involved in this. claudia, on the right hand side, who could be driving a 2014 honda crv with state license plate. 7 fd g 7, a 7. claudia is 5 feet tall. weighs 140 pounds and has orange and blond hair. anyone with information is urged to contact police. >> with people in san francisco have been sentenced to spend their life in prison for the 2017 deadly shooting

of a photographer in twin peaks. >> police say the 71 year-old victim went to the location to take photos and that's when the convicted para robbed him shooting him and then strine to sell his camera. less than an hour later. and american canyon high school teacher accused of molesting 2 children has taken a plea deal. the pe teacher was arrested in april. his sentencing is scheduled for next month. the da's office says bread roll will be sentenced to 15 years in prison and registered as a offender for life. he must pay restitution to the victims and be subject to a 10 year restraining order. former principal at the high school was charged in june for failing to report will was suspected child abuse case. in the east bay. police in san leandro have increased the reward money to help crack a cold case as quote was philippe djegal reports. investigators believe this deadly shooting was likely a case of mistaken identity. >> while ramirez would have turned 31 years old next week,

the same week, 10 years ago, the aspiring police officer was shot to death parked in his driveway on kenilworth avenue in san leandro. it was grateful the family, but not up for the role florida not a floor. >> you know, people that you know, they're looking and because he he was loving people love. he seemed like yet a bright future. i him. and it was just cut short. >> he shot the police department has not announced any new leads in this homicide. investigators have stated was likely a case of mistaken identity. but this week the city council increase the reward money. henry mears is case from $50,000 to $150,000 and is also offering the same amount for information leading to arrests and convictions in 2 other cold cases, including the 10/9/2010, double homicides arias robinson and kwame. none. and the march 22nd 2013 murder of delon allen pan. we

have for that we believe in justice. >> for the victims of crime, somebody has to be out all something. and we just, you know, clean, you know, today and it leads to the right they did to come forward. in a statement, san leandro police chief angela averett says in part, quote, our detectives remain committed to pursuing all leads and working tirelessly on these investigations. >> however, community input is critical. someone out there knows something that could make the difference is line. you know, >> that they can to an end and this leads to go on cold by providing a renewed interest in incentive. >> for folks in the public to come forward with information. we think it helps families understand that they're not forgotten. it demonstrates our commitment to justice. but more importantly, we hope that the renewed focus on these cases well, actually result. >> in just he over the years the community has held

candlelight vigils and oil. ramirez is honors. his mother has since moved out of the country, but still clings to hope that one day her son's case is finally solved in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, outgoing bart board director deborah allen made a dramatic exit at her final meeting by gifting her fellow board members with dark maga hats >> little joe's not to seek re-election. she explained the hats were a backup lifeline of sorts in case taxpayers reject future tax increases. >> to cover bart's 350 million dollars worth of annual deficits. well, the unusual adjuster left her colleagues visibly uncertain with one even saying, quote, i lost my train of thought. allen later tweeted the stunt was an unexpected way to spark conversation about the region's financial challenges. >> downtown san francisco is glowing for the holidays for the next tonight's let's glow sf will be displaying a giant.

our projections on several downtown buildings for sara stinson shows us the sights. >> what's glow sf is back. bigger and brighter. we actually have 16 artists and design studios working on shows for this year's event from indonesia to paris to right here in san francisco. and they have put together some fantastic. he says. >> one of the artist ryan hughes lasky grew up in the mission district. he says it's a full-circle moment for him to be able to share his creation with the city that raised him. the audience doesn't know particularly that i'm the artist who created the work and i can hide in the audience and just of his or what their what their lives are being in, what they're feeling.

>> and the show was an absolute hit. many attendees saying this is the best way to kick off the holidays. merry christmas at the beginning of the season. that's right. and really beautiful. i love to protections in the law. yeah, it's amazing that christmas light. so we came last year and thought it was phenomenal. >> so was get you kicked the weekend where we're like, ok, see it again. this is light shows projected on to ate city buildings, including the ferry building where you can sit and enjoy. but organizers suggest you make a walking tour out of we're partnering with right around 30 plus businesses that are offering up their themed cocktails deals, you know, promotions that are related to let slowest let's glow sf started in 2021. it's one of many events put on by the downtown as a partnership. >> to generate business in the area last year we had right around 67,000 attendees

throughout that headlights panned and those 67,000 attendees had right around 8 million dollar impact. so much night like activation. we are well on their way to turn our downtown into a 24 7 where you live and where you play. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, joy to the city. >> a local nonprofit your help to make children's dreams come true. this holiday season. >> do have the resources and the impact do have the capabilities and will use against us. >> after the break, a person crossing the u.s. mexico border sent flying into the air after being hit by a border agent southern california. border patrol agents say they're now getting.

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so we'll wait and see if any statements come out about that. it looks like we've been insulated enough. we should probably be ok as far as those offshore winds, 30's inland. we've got 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline, mixture of 30's and 40's pretty much up north sierra forecast reflecting a passage of a system. 53 today, mostly sunny, scattered clouds tomorrow. 49. 38 getting into monday. clearing on out. so little cooler on the other side of all of this. this cloud cover get later today and into tonight. it'll drop our temperatures ever so slightly. and that's how we'll start off next week in the lower 60's with that pop of the offshore wind. so early fog, a verbal clouds. that's the late afternoon. not everybody's going to see that afternoon. clearing on your sunday's what happens as the clouds roll on and we'll stay with us overnight early in the day, breezy, windy late. then we've got dry and cool early in the week. lower 60's. that's after that little system drops out. that's really a nothing burger, though. and showers and the week unsettled here because we

have yet another plume of moisture coming in from the south as we get into the weekend future cast for today. here's a scattered clouds and a made note of by 6 o'clock. a good start, though, and were dark overnight tomorrow morning, clearing on out by noon to mostly sunny for your sunday. looking good on that front there. even as we get into monday, no longer range is what we're talking about here. first of all, the system has to play out. we're cool. we have some offshore winds pop earlier in the week that we made note of got to watch that. that changes quickly by tuesday, more scattered clouds develop here. that's pretty dry. maybe hit of showers on thursday. but that's not the bulk of the mentioned. let's get later. here we go. little plume of moisture for you on saturday. this is working on timing is this is 12 midnight. so the heaviest rain overnight, maybe it'll let off a little bit during the day and sunday was to up clear that us on out so high temperatures today. 62 san francisco along the coast around 60 ish again, we'll have some of those afternoon clouds kind of keeping temps down. 61 burlingame foster city 60 to 64 palo alto in the

south bay. this is where the numbers will be. the warmest near 70 going on here. meanwhile, back the east bay numbers in the upper 60's at that may be 69 for pleasanton. you're looking at 66 walnut creek. 64 for berkeley. vallejo checks in at 64. 64 also fairfield us to 65 for petaluma santa rosa at 66 in the longer range forecast. little drop. little dip there. there's some colder air behind all of it. and then it becomes somewhat unsettled to get into thursday into friday. still in the lower 60's, though, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in just a day after governor gavin newsom visited the u.s. mexico border. >> and promised to secure funding to finish in new port of entry in san diego county. newly released video shows an agent on a patrol suv appearing to run over a person, a claim is part of a drug cartel. well, no border patrol agents are warning that top cartel leaders have ordered their men to fire agents in san diego county. ali. bradley reports.

>> border patrol believes that a cartel member was involved in this incident. that happened in the chula vista area within the san diego sector. you can see several men who had just illegally scaled one fence. we're working on crossing the other into the u.s. helping illegal immigrants enter the country illegally. the cartel is now angry over what happened claiming that the incident happened without cause or remorse. in a statement, border patrol said on november 27th agents arrested 2 individuals near the san ysidro port of entry during a human smuggling incident. both individuals were part of a group who used a ladder to scale the border barrier to enter illegally into the united states. upon arrival at the incident location and age and driving a border patrol vehicle collided with an individual who then absconded into mexico. now this memo suggested shooting could possibly occur over the next few days, reminding all agents to remain vigilant sources within border patrol leadership say that any time the cartel threatens to shoot

an agent, it should be taken seriously. and the san diego sector should be on high alert. now. back in october reported that the a cartel was actually give information to fire at agents in the u.s. law enforcement say this escalation in violence is concerning, but it's also expected because it's going to continue getting harder for the cartel to operate this way and the way it has been and continue making the money that they have been congress saying that they are 13 billion dollar a year industry >> this is the difference of the evolution of the cartels. they no one anymore, especially the u.s. law enforcement. we know that they have no regard they do whatever they want to mexico in the run-up. hello government over there. but the big difference here and the focus is that, in fact, they do have the resources and fact do have the capabilities and will use against us. >> now sources are telling us that the agent involved in this incident, he was actually responding to those illegal immigrants entering the country. breaching that first barrier. now they say that he

was fixated on the 2 men that were on the wall, scaling the wall when he actually approached that incident and collided with that suspected cartel member. now, right now, the u.s. attorney's office is investigating this incident and so as customs and border protection's office of professional responsibility. back to you. in the south bay auditors say san jose housing department workers have no formal process for enforcing. >> the city's tenant protection policy. the current policy requires landlords to get valid reasons for evicting tenants. well, the auditors say when housing department they're informed of a landlord violating the policy in most cases, an email or phone call is made to that landlord. but renters claim. that's process is not only solving the issue. on the other side of spokesperson with the city's housing department told the san jose spotlight that landlords are usually cancel eviction notices when they're informed of potential violations. and the recently approved plan provides

standard procedures to ensure a consistent staff response when those violations happened. >> take a look at this. a car's dash cam captures the frightening sight of lumber. wow spilling onto the interstate. >> this is from earlier this week in pennsylvania. you can see the lumber fly off of a truck on an overpass and tumbling down into the street below sweeping a car off the road. the interstate had to be closed for several hours for cleanup. and remarkably, no cleanup. and remarkably, no one was hurt here. [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪

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the city is getting ready for its holiday tree lighting and shop and stroll event that's set for tonight and will come with some road closures between 4 46 30. you can expect parts of tenant in san pablo avenue used to be closed. the event itself will start around 4.45. at fernandez park. coming up next at 8, a professor at a south bay school resigns. why they say. >> the university failed their staff and students. >> any of these impacts potentially huge for the police department and the way we police and public safety. >> plus, the city of oakland seems to have a plan in place and how to cut down on their more time million dollar budget deficit. but it does still come with a cost. and not all heroes walk on 2 legs. coming up, we have search and rescue canines from san francisco fire and the handlers joining us live in studio. walk us through the critical work that they do save lives. the stories coming up on the kron. 4 morning news.

>> destructive. it's dangerous. it terrorizes other faculty from not speaking out. now on the kron 4 morning news. a san jose state professor off the job this morning after the university response to the ongoing war gaza. >> why she says she's standing in solidarity with student protesters. plus, we're

learning more about how the city of oakland plans to address a massive 129 million dollars budget deficit by june next year. in alameda county has a new interim district attorney this morning when a permit decision could be made. the county's top prosecutor. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday december the 7th. let's get you started this hour with a look at your weather with dave spahr. good morning. >> well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody the sunshine fills. the area will have some scattered clouds working in here late in the day. but it looks like a lot of the timing is pushing a little later and that will happen overnight. and tomorrow morning clearing out yet again for your sunday afternoon. so the timing is pretty good on this, but still kind of milky skies a little bit here with some high level cloudiness a bit. we have some morning fog and some patches

off towards the east and this picture coming in from mister james fletcher this morning. yeah, he's up and about real early this morning. i guess picking up the eggs and all that kind of business. and it looks like a pretty decent day happening in the east bay, too. as you can see there to high cloudiness. here's what has to play out. see this deck of cloud cover up toward north. it's going to sink south throughout the day today. that's when needed a considerable clouds on balance. and then overnight, clearing out for you for your sunday afternoon. there's not much behind its in terms of moisture. we're not going to see much the way of any rain. but there are a couple little wrinkles here. and there potentially for an isolated sprinkle up in the hills, potentially up in the north bay, particularly we have 30's and 40's right now up north. you can see most of the readings in the 40's, although some 30's here and there and that puts us a little ahead and some spots a little behind in others, but pretty close. and our breakdown today puts us at about 52 at 10 by 12. we got some mostly sunny skies with some afternoon clouds to make note of although not ban on those temps. little cooler on the back side will have more. what's going on for your weekend and early into next

week. stephanie. >> a longtime san jose state university professor says she is resigning this semester over the university's response to the ongoing war in the middle east. that's after more than 2 dozen students set up an encampment on campus protesting the war. well, it was jack moment reports. >> the professor here at san jose state says that she can no longer work here at the university after seeing how the university suspended a professor over their assistance with student protesters demonstrating against the war in gaza. >> it was a call for me to do more research. san jose state professor rachel mcloughlin has called the school home for decades. it's her alma mater and she's been teaching here since 2004, but now she's resigning because she said she's dissatisfied with the university's handling of the protest against the war in the middle east. >> the university administration. was responding to the encampments, which too, you know, repressed.

>> it can't last several weeks. last semester protesters were demanding san jose state disclose and divest from any possible investments. it has in companies that benefit israel. the university did disclose its investments but told the community it has no direct ties to israel destructive. it's dangerous. it terrorizes other faculty from not speaking out. still student protesters in mcloughlin say san jose state did not do enough to support the calls against the war. it was. it's been an ongoing journey learning. understanding where the university and the administration is, which is to repress. walk. movement towards expressing. this may. the genocide saying kill was suspended from her teaching position at san jose state. >> she helped the student protesters and says their negotiations with the school

were not as successful compared to other schools like sf state and sacramento state who altered their investments. my campus was never honest enough to actually give the actual data for where those investments are. san jose state told kron 4 it does not currently have a response to the prof.ssor's designation, but students on campus say they support it. all i can say is, you what she did on her part was. >> good. but it's unfortunate that she had to do it. across the street next to the martin luther king library. protests are alive and well. i hope he gets a lot of publicity because there are a lot of people who feel the same way she does. but that's a very brave. >> stepped up now, according to professor mclaughlin resignation letter. her last a teaching on campus will be december. 20th. and as for doctors saying, kill her suspension is still ongoing. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> in video shows the desperate escape of a convicted killer outside of bakersfield. hernandez was

seen jumping out of a prison van and running away from a corrections officer on monday. police are still looking for him. hernandez was being taken to a court appearance. he was convicted of first-degree murder in los angeles county back in 2019, hernandez was serving his sentence at a state prison in delano. one person is in critical condition after a fire broke out at his home in martinez. firefighters say they responded to the blaze near the intersection of arthur road of palms drive just before 8 friday night. crews say a woman g to get out of the propertywner own firefighters rescued a man and a dog. the man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the dog died. the cause of the fire is under investigation. sinclair vice mayor anthony becker is resigning after he was convicted of perjury for lying to a civil grand jury. becker was found guilty of leaking a confidential report to the san francisco forty-niners containing accusations that becker and otcil members had an ethically close relationships with the forty-niners football front office. he could face up to 4

years in county jail and will be sentenced next month. we're now learning how the city of oakland plans to cut its massive budget deficit. and a report published friday city officials are proposing dramatic cuts to the police department and several fire stations kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> the closing of 6 fire stations and the elimination of police special units, 2 police academies and the slashing of the police overtime budget. that's among the recommendations in this new report by oakland city administrator to close a budget deficit projected to be 129 million dollars by the end of this fiscal year in june of 2025. any of these impacts potentially huge for the police department and the way we police and public safety. >> among the cuts, the proposal projects a savings of 25 million dollars through a reduction in police overtime. and the elimination of special opd units as well as another nearly 7 million dollars in

savings by cutting to police academies. police department operates that nearly that's where we should that is and it survived over time. we have. >> bandit or a time where we work traffic and forth inside. sure related operations before have to backfill for patrol opening positions and that only way please purpose-built to function well as it has been a top over time. >> tim dolan with the oakland police officers association says none of these cuts foster a safe for oakland. >> because packs or increase in 9-1-1, response time that we have less officers outside calls also for future attrition. levels not out of county means reduced our staffing levels down. and it will have to collapse specialized part and that means we might not have a traffic enforcement division on the streets. so the motor cops outside. >> the proposal would also see the fire department making

dramatic cuts running out to fire stations. now at a savings of 5.5 million dollars. phase 2 would see the shuttering of 4 additional fire stations with a savings of 7.6 million dollars. the report says the cuts will most certainly reduce response time. the face to cuts also called for the elimination of 91 full-time positions throughout city departments. the city council will decide whether accept this budget balancing plan at its meeting on monday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> alameda county has a new interim district attorney attorney. will. roberts will act as the county's top prosecutor at least through february. the change goes after voters recall da pamela price. roberts will run the da's office until alameda county supervisors appoint a permanent successor. that may not happen until february. in alameda county drivers were stuck on 5.80, after a big rig filled with chocolate caught

on fire friday morning. it happened near grant line road towards the city of tracy crews say more than 30 pound 1000 pounds of chocolate melted away. thankfully, no one was hurt. and take a look. more than 8,000 bake gingerbread. bricks are stacked up high inside san francisco's fairmont hotel for a real-life christmas gingerbread house baker's dedicated more than 400 hours to decorate the holiday display with lights. and candy guests can even book a dinner reservation inside this colorful display will be up to the new year. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. new details in a friday morning right at the state passed california state capitol building. >> we have the latest from chp. >> it's crazy that it keeps happening. plus, caught on camera thieves break into a san francisco business. and the owner says this keeps happening. and not all heroes walk on 2 legs. after the break, we have search and rescue canines and their handlers in studio walking us

through the critical work they do to save lives. >> and looking clouds to build a little bit this afternoon, not out of those temps, though, in the mid to upper 60's. the folks in the south in here about 7 years. so check out forecast to come back on for more news

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in for the overnight half. moon bay, not looking too bad. a little bit on the chilly side. still, we're looking at numbers there to around 60 ish or so. so the low down as this today we got considerable clouds developing. it will be mild and breezy in spots afternoon, clearing tomorrow as clouds roll in. then they break up and roll on out. you'll be seeing this in the models. and then this week ahead, sunny, early in the week. dry cool. and then becoming a little unsettled in whether first of he'll be thursday. but then more potent and moisture starts to get here. as we build into the weekend. that's the long-range forecast for today. check it out. 61 san francisco, some scattered clouds, variable clouds for oakland. 63 69, san jose. so noticeable jump happening there in the south bay future cast for today. this one i mentioned earlier, there are some scattered clouds technically in some of the higher elevations might get a little drizzle with the passage of this. but it's kind of a nothing situation here. clearing on out for your sunday afternoon will be mostly sunny for much of the district. it temperatures a

little bit cooler, however, because we do have a cooler air mask replacing what we have winds relatively uneventful. start off with it. a little bit of an onshore wind. you know, brooke buildable in the afternoon. but it's the offshore winds become more apparent. this is only by monday morning. there you see the pockets of note up there in the north a little bit in the east bay, too, in those are spots. we look out for those offshore winds now because of recent rains. we're probably little insulated from having a problem with that. no statements have been issued thus far. now, this is what i mentioned earlier, a little bit warmer in the south bay. we have upper 60's near 70 going on peninsula. you'll see mostly 60's up north mid 60's at that again, little drop happening in the next couple of days. we'll be talking about your longer range forecast. plus, this unsettled weather business coming up in a bit. 70. all right, dave, thanks so much. >> well, when disaster major disaster strikes, highly trained men and women step up to help find people in distress or danger. but it's not just humans on the search and rescue missions. you can

also count on the work ethic of man's best friend. joining me live in studio this morning, our lauren canning and josh davis with the san francisco fire department along with their search canines. good morning to you, guys. good morning. thank you so much for being here. we really appreciate you and the work that you do. thank you so much. so to start off you know, tell us a bit about friends that you brought with. you are really excited to meet them. yeah. so this is this is barney and basco. they are members of the san francisco fire department but also resources with california task force 3 and both canines that came from the search dog foundation. just incredible. and tell us a little bit about the program. how long has it been around for? >> the program dates back way before our time. it's been going on for years. it started off with. >> major disasters previously of letting up by the name of wilma started the program. search dog foundation and you saw a need to transition dogs to help with rubble piles we have the full time staff their training, the dogs beatings,

teach him how to search teaching them how to bark. and it's a great program for the dogs and for fire department to use as a resource and how often are the both of you deployed on different search and rescue missions? would you say? so? we actually we did get deployed to hurricane milton, but it's it's very situational. you know, i mean, we. >> we're ready if you need but that for for us in particular, that was our first deployment. but we are training these dogs to be ready for it every single week. so we're out there at rubble, piles doing the training. we do truly training daily, but we're actually doing the search and rescue work weekly to keep them ready for whatever it is that comes across. yeah. we were just showing some video of one of the dogs do. it looks like a bit of a practice 1, 0, was it an actual search and rescue encounter there? the video since you guys what was a practice some of our trainings that that we're doing with them on a weekly basis? that's incredibie. and what is involved with this training? so we go out and we have various locations that are mimicking rubble,

>> destroyed areas. this one in particular is a building search that we did at contra costa's training site. and we hide victim. so we go out there. we had a victim. the victims have toys for the docks of to them. it's just a big see with dogs and teaching them to be ready. so when they go out, they don't know the dangers of what's going on to them. it's just a game. so they have fun with what makes the perfect sort of summer search and rescue k 9? you say? >> for very high drive a lot of times. like all stay like where we get our dogs from search dog foundation. a lot of times what it is. it's the shelter. dogs that they end up finding and it's usually hard for them to be in a home setting without this kind of work. and so it it's high drive might like to play a lot. i mean, at the end of the day, really like he had said, this is just a big game to them. and so for these dogs in particular, both of them, they can go from completely asleep to in full search mode. just seconds. he and that's that's really what you need for these kind of canines. that is just

incredible. basco giving you some incredible icons there, by the way. and you might just so will behave. mind the slaughter. slobber on that's incredible. and so you work a search and rescue basically anywhere in the country. wherever you know, you could be deployed at a moment's notice. that's correct. yes, so we are resource for the city of san francisco. >> but we're also resource for the state. and then we're a part of the task force. that's a few a federal response with fema. so, yeah, we're we're ready to go at any moment. and what would you say is your favorite part of the job? for me, it's the docks. it's a rewarding. i get dog to work every day with me. the crew loves him. >> moos time he thinks is a therapy dog. walk the station, but just getting the opportunity play, hide and seek with the dog. every time we go in yeah, well, wonderful. and how about for you? >> you know, it's 5, a 2 year-old daughter. but when i watch him be successful, i get the same feelings i do with my own kid. also just watching them succeed and do the things that they were meant to do. it's an incredible feeling. well. >> and how many dogs are?

>> in the search and rescue unit over off a san francisco fire for san francisco fire. we currently have for canines that are ready to deploy for canine for today. all right. so really, are there other cases that are currently deployed in other parts of the country right now? are you basically all back at home? we're all home right now, ok? got it. and, >> you know, helping the public maybe learn more, even help out if if that's something that you are, there's various start pitching there's various organizations, the search dog foundation is probably the biggest one. >> they are a nonprofit that take funding and trained dogs and give the dogs to the fire departments and fema, as well as california task force 3. well, also give a lot of resources. and then one of our team teammates, tim howling. he has started organization called hd search dog, fun. >> and that's specifically to get funding to the training and equipment that it is. we need kuz it on some level. it is a very underfunded resource he's done incredible work. there's there's a big training

in january's pulling teams from all over the place just to get exposure and extra training when we naturally without without his organization. so there's there's a lot of different entities that are doing great work to make this impossible. glad we're getting the word out about it. and is there a way that the public and can meet you wait, you do and greets just a showcase with the dogs do and what you guys do. >> not right now as they are a resource and interesting, we are around, though. i will say so it we have one of our search dogs, tense, a walk. most of the yeah. and so we are in the public which we know will do different things within the fire department to and so. >> if you see as just just asked a pet and we'll kind of teach you the way to actually engage with the animals. it just depends on if their work motor, if they're if they're not, and that will navigate that. so if you see us feel free to ask, yes, absolutely. it's always important to ask first and maybe since we do have a little bit of time here. still walk us through

maybe a mission that you both went on recently that and maybe a memory that really stood out to you with your. >> working with your incredible animals here. >> we recently deployed to hurricane milton in florida. we were pre position there just in anticipation they were expecting hurricane. luckily, it wasn't as big to hit as hurricane helene, but just how to go out the door, work with the other crews work with the other resources that fema sends out. it was great to watch the dogs just hang out with the other members that were away from their families as well. >> yeah, there's nothing like the spirit and companionship of animal there. they really just uplift people, spirit, especially when they're going through a tough time. yeah. and i say we station and are we were set up in places where a lot of the evacuees and these dogs provided a ton of hope for the people of florida as well as our teammates. you know, if there's a lot that comes with these deployments they did way more than i even expected them to also some very good boys. yeah, yes, able to do it.

>> but any tricks at the moment, anything simple. i mean, we could do finishes. finished. you're into down. showing dog. >> more than that, it's going to take thank you so much to laura kenny and josh davis and their incredible canines with san francisco fire. thank you so much for what you both do. thank you for having us. all right. we'll be right back. i thank you.

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in san francisco is limiting the scope of the 2022 lawsuit filed by homeless advocates who want to prevent the clearing of encampments. judge donna ryu wrote ruled that those advocates lack standing for several of their claims. the coalition on homelessness based in the tenderloin neighborhood, joined with several other homeless advocacy groups on the suit claiming homeless excuse me claim the encampment clearing cruel and unusual. and san francisco police officers used arrests and citations to make the homeless leave. the plaintiffs have until december 18th to file an amended complaint. the city of oakland is hosting a special giveaway. people can pick up free gift cards for gas and groceries. today. community ready corps or crc will give away gas cards, clipper cards and organic produce the first 50 people to arrive at arco on west grand avenue by noon. we'll get a $25. gas card and $100 of organic produce. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news downtown san orancisco officially lit for the

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>> plus, an east bay family's search for answers in their loved one's murder continues this morning. what we're learning about this more than 10 year-old case. and downtown san francisco is glowing for the holidays. a look at what dozens of people gathered in front of the ferry building for last night. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thanks for joining us. let's start this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave sphar. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody saw while start things off. we'll see them picking up a little bit late this afternoon. >> and really for the overnight, the timing is not too bad, though. that should clear out again in time for tomorrow afternoon. so we're seeing a decent amount of sunshine for your weekend. a touch cooler, though, because will be in the back side of this front. yeah, there's our mount tam picture and you get the idea what i'm talking about. little bit of fog in some spots, however, well inland, although now with the sun joining us that it should since cleared up the higher level clouds harder to see here. mid-level stuff that we expect later, the kind of thicking up a bit for you. by

the time we get really that tonight, we might have some interesting sunsets, though, with all that high cloudiness and our skies up. we have 40's some 30's hanging on, but not very many now because really improved here. 40's pretty much up north there. you'll notice with the 52, though, for sonoma. so some spots are really racing ahead. so here's the deal. early morning fog. some variable clouds kind of working. and here we have different layers of cloud cover working here tomorrow. this clears on out pretty quickly and it looks to be mostly sunny, breezy in spots when the late that will be particularly as we get to monday morning. that will be an offshore wind. now dry and cool early for the week with those lower 60's expected should mention in the south bay. we do see numbers pretty warm today. now, showers end of the week is a hit on thursday, but more potent stuff as we get into the following weekend will be piecing all together for you to bed. hour by hour forecast again. the high cloudiness early on this thickens up late this afternoon and this evening. but not before those temperatures reach the mid 60's or more in your longer range forecast coming up in a

bit, stephanie. >> breaking overnight in the east bay, a person is in critical condition and 2 people face felony charges after a crash in hayward. they were police say it happened around 12, 30 this morning at e inrsection of luling and his spirit boulevard. we're told the cyclist was hit by a red hyundai elantra officers say they quickly found the car involved, but the driver and passenger had run off. both suspects were arrested on feny h and run charges. we'll keep you updated on this developing story, including the victim's condition as soon as we learn more. in francisco, a clothing store in north beach is picking up the pieces after being broken into for the 5th time. charles clifford spoke with the frustrated business owner. >> early thursday morning, this man was captured on surveillance video breaking into vacation. a vintage clothing store along grant street in north beach. he smashed the window in the front door and stole a handful of items. owner kristin klein says she's relieved the damage wasn't too bad but says this is the 5th time in 6 years

that her store has been robbed. >> we got lucky time our alarms went off. the police were here. the neighbors called 9-1-1. report of the things not as horribly damaged as it has been in the past, but it it's crazy that it keeps happening. >> kristen moved vacation from the tenderloin to north beach a few years ago and she says she loves the neighborhood. >> north beach is like a postcard cierran sus coats, most beautiful neighborhood. it's so lucky to be here. but the fact that she and many of her fellow small business owners have been repeatedly robbed is frustrated. >> the police department is investigating this case. but so far no arrests have been made and the suspect has not been identified christian hopes the city can step up efforts to protect small businesses. i don't know what the right answer is for that. but i know that it shouldn't be the norm. >> in a city like this for every business owner to be ranking the trauma of each time. their business has been broken into and expecting it to happen again. >> by friday morning, kristen and her team at cleaned up the mess and fix the door. she's

now looking forward to a busy weekend in north beach, including staying open late for the night market friday evening along grant street. she's hoping for a good turnout many people saying what can we do to help? how can we support you? what can you do? >> it's just shopping. you there's so many small businesses and see is going. one. we support any them. so walk down to the store >> in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> in mountain view, police are asking for the public's help to find this missing 9 year-old girl. and a 44 year-old woman. take a look at your screen here on the left side is a she is 4 feet tall, way 60 pounds and has dark hair. she was last seen around midnight near a school avenue. police believe she may be with the missing woman on the right hand side. that's claudio. who could be driving a 2014 honda crv with state license plate. 7 fd g 7, 8, 7, claudia is 5 feet tall. weighs 140 pounds and has orange and blond hair. anyone with information is urged to contact police. 2

people in san francisco have been sentenced to spend their life in prison for the 2017 deadly shooting of a photographer in twin peaks. police say the 71 year-old victim went to the location to take photos. that's when the convicted para robbed him, shooting him and then tried to sell his camera less than an hour later. and american canyon high school teacher accused of molesting 2 children has taken a plea deal. teacher was arrested in april. his sentencing is scheduled for next month. the da's office says bradwell will be sentenced to 15 years in prison and registered as a offender for life. you must pay restitution to the victims and be subject to a 10 year restraining order. the former principal at the high school was charged in june for failing to report. a suspected child abuse. >> child abuse, rather. >> in the east bay, police in san leandro have increased the reward money to help crack a cold case kron four's philippe djegal reports. investigators believe this deadly shooting

was likely a case of mistaken identity. >> who will remain as would have turned 31 years old next week, the same week, 10 years ago, the aspiring police officer was shot to death parked in his driveway on kenilworth avenue in san leandro. it was grateful for the family, but not up for the role florida not a floor. >> you know, the people that you know, that looking and because he he was loving people love he seemed like yet a bright future. i him. and he was just cut short. >> he shot the police department has not announced any new leads in this homicide. investigators have stated was likely a case of mistaken identity. but this week the city council increase the reward money. henry mears is case from $50,000 to $150,000 and is also offering the same amount for information leading to arrests and convictions in 2 other cold cases, including the

10/9/2010, double homicides arias robinson and kwame. none. and the march 22nd 2013 murder of delon allen pan. we have for that and we believe in justice. >> for the victims of crime, somebody has to be out there little something. and we just, you know, clean, you know, today and it to them like they did to come forward. in a statement, san leandro police chief angela averett says in part, quote, our detectives remain committed to pursuing all leads and working tirelessly on these investigations. >> however, community input is critical. someone out there knows something that could make the difference line. you know, >> that they can to an end and this leads to go on cold by providing a renewed interest in incentive. >> for folks in the public to come forward with information. we think it helps families understand that they're not forgotten. it demonstrates our commitment to justice. but more importantly, we hope that

the renewed focus on these cases well, actually result. >> in just he over the years, the community has held candlelight vigils and oil. ramirez is honors. his mother has since moved out of the country but still clings to hope that one day her son's case is finally solved in san leandro. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, outgoing bart board director debora allen made a dramatic exit at her final meeting. gifting her fellow board members with this maga hats. this is an image of the head she posted on x thursday, allen, who chose not to seek re-election. explain the hats were a backup lifeline in case taxpayers rejected future tax increases to cover parts 350 million dollar deficit. the unusual just are left colleagues visibly uncertain with one person even saying, quote, i lost my train of thought. allen later tweeted the stunt was an unexpected way to spark

conversation about the region's financial challenges. does ever? cisco is glowing for the holidays for the next 10 nights. let's go sf will be displaying giant. our projections on several downtown buildings with sara stinson shows us the sights. >> what school osf is back, bigger and brighter. we actually have 16 artists and design studios working on shows for this year's event from indonesia to paris to right here in san francisco. and they have put together some fantastic. he says. >> one of the artist ryan hughes lasky grew up in the mission district. he says it's a full-circle moment for him to be able to share his creation with the city that raised him. the audience

doesn't know particularly that i'm the artist who created the work and i can hide in the audience and just of his or what their what their lives are being in, what they're feeling. >> and the show was an absolute hit. many attendees saying this is the best way to kick off the holidays. merry christmas at the beginning of the season. that's right. and really beautiful. i love to protections in the law. it's amazing that christmas light. so we came last year and thought it was phenomenal. >> so it was good pick the weekend where we're like, ok, see it again. this is light show is projected on to ate city buildings, including the ferry building where you can sit and enjoy. but organizers suggest you make a walking tour out of we're partnering with right around 30 plus businesses that are offering up their themed cocktails deals, you know, promotions that are related to let slowest let's glow sf started in 2021. it's one of many events put on by the downtown as a partnership.

>> to generate business in the area last year we had right around 67,000 attendees throughout that headlights panned and those 67,000 attendees had right around 8 million dollar impact. yeah. so much night like activation. we are well on their way to turn our downtown into a 24 7 where you live and where you play. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news, joy to the city. >> a local nonprofit your help to make childr

>> all right. good morning, 43 this morning. live look outside at the city of san francisco. could see the fog out there yeah, a little hazy to get things started. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. also, can see from this vantage point as well, but a little bit of a breeze is working its magic here. >> and yes, some birds. and you can see the bridge off towards the distance. temperature check for you this morning. still a little chilly in spots like livermore. 39, but most have at least got up to the 40's. now up north, you have 40's and 50's mixture. not that of those highs today. all the will be interrupted by some afternoon clouds. you want to note this also up in the sierra looks like we'll see that for sunday to clearing off person monday, rather. but look at the temperature drop. we do have a passing system. it just doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. so we'll get some cloud cover which looks to be favoring most of which we'll be overnight for us least around the bay, putting it all together here for you're still going to put some variable clouds in the forecast today. hazy sunshine to start. and we

have some of those higher level clouds later the afternoon evening. then afternoon, clearing for your sunday. they'll be tomorrow morning. clearing on out. it's gone. breezy a touch, windy late and that will be that offshore wind. we got to watch out for dry and cool early in the week. what we're 62 in mosul drop in those temps happening there and towards the latter portion a week. it's interesting here. looks like it's unsettled thursday, a little bit of rain in some deeper moisture into saturday. short term forecast here, some of the scattered clouds made note most of which build late in the day but clears on out for your sunday afternoon. so not too bad on the timing. it looks like trying to favor the overnight. here's work with us a little bit here that meanwhile, the longer range forecast this is we have yet south. we go back in the sunny mode. not too bad for your monday tuesday. some scattered clouds, not much moisture until thursday, but you can see that's relatively modest. get some plume of moisture from the south. there we go. now we cook and that will be into saturday a little bit into sunday as well. so next weekend looks to be more

unsettled. make a note of that, though. we're still working out the details and timing it all about lower 60's. cover us for san francisco. but along the coast, you can see where 60 ish with some upper 50's little bit chilly there. burlingame. 61 foster city looking at 62 with palo alto at 64. but look at this in the south bay. this is squadron is little warmer here. we're near about 70. it looks like east bay into the upper 60's inland but not too bad on the east bay shoreline. union city. 66 with 66 also san leandro, 67 danville with walnut creek at 65 allay 64 napa. 65. and it's to about 66 for santa rosa against kind of mixed bag of some sun and clouds working here today. tomorrow, some better clearing in the afternoon for you. those temperatures hold in the 60's again becoming unsettled thursday in 2 next weekend. stephanie, taking a portland. >> all right. well, if you're looking for holiday cheer and good food, the perfect event for you is coming up in daly

city, reggie columbia fest is a holiday market place where people can also celebrate filipino culture. joining me live in studio this morning is the coordinator for the events and that samantha little row and also the business owners. we've got judge koh gear m's co you're in here. good morning to you. good morning. thank you so much for joining first of first of all, i love to start with samantha's to tell us a little bit about the festival that's coming up. yeah. hargett who is the bay's cutest marketplace. we do events all over the bay area. >> and next week we will be at the cow celebrating pfs celebration of filipino food and culture. and while also having a holiday festival with a lot of small businesses and really just focusing in on our community, fantastic and m's. and john, maybe you can tell us a little bit about your business as well. you're participating in this as we are to cause been great to us and we are glad for this upcoming saturday to be part of their event again. and we are few noi. >> to subdue so clashing few noises. colleague philippine a

taser taste of filipino to to means scare. love that we all have the skew and it's so authentic and this is looking incredible, by the way. i mean, think now from is looking all at all this life. >> tell us a bit about how it feels to just be a part of this festival. we are so glad hairdo cool is is embracing the filipino culture and obviously >> is a lot of people involved in making this event successful we're just so excited to them and test a as a vet. the how many vendors are participating overall this year, we have over 150 vendors that are going to be participating with us. so we're very excited to have >> we have food. we have . artists. we have vendors. all the holiday shoppers will be great time for to to get that last-minute holiday shopping done, too. so it's going to be a great time. >> the first 500 attendees actually get one of totes that

we designed specifically for them register on eventbrite to come. okay, wonderful, good information there. >> jon and m's. walk us through a little bit about what you're going to be showcasing for us today as well. i'm excited about this. so for folks at home that's been cures and how to make lumpia, which the most popular filipino dish? it's very simple. we've got this. we call it chang high but tie. it's interesting. it's lumpia shanghai. that's what we call it because a long time ago, chinese settlers and traders go to philippines and brought their own egg rolls religion and hoping his fond of calling shanghai snow lumpia shanghai came about and this is what the rapper and all we need is for every pound of of. choice of the meet either pork or chicken. you have 2 stalks of celery and carats catenin and nice sized onion and then maybe 4, 5, cloves of garlic. okay. and in the salt and

pepper to taste. right. and in an egg just just too. buying all those with the raw meat, ok, wonderful down the street for a separate into them straight. so to get to full. for 2 plans soon. follow. late on their use of this is after you have put all those together when they're all together. okay. and just wrap. >> and what would you say makes the perfect >> in europe, it my mom used to tell me she she keeps talking to food while she's cooking in program. so, you tnow, you're going to taste good for my family. i've got gas and make sure you taste good. all right. so that it seemed you got to speak to it. that's what my mom used to tell for doing this. this is just water and okay. so find the rapper to another. so this really is it's a super little bit comfort food really easy to take on the go. so that's how we make uk. and this is

pretty standard for the filling. he'd say toys you are either chicken or pork. and my mom used to make fish. also, all of this is that i would say key to version of the philippines. how does it feel to be able to carry on your mother's tradition? love it and hopefully my kids will do it, too. yeah, already got in the minority on the tradition. they wanted to be here but unfortunately said that we do that to still watch on tv. you're watching us on tv but wonderful. and to tell us about the skewers to was really delicious. oh, this is to basic chicken skewer and caramelize because the sauce that we have, it's our secret sauce she's got sweet and sour very 10 g this is the pork skewer. and this is that you're going to distance very popular in infield in. all over the streets and that is chicken feet. that is a chicken. really parts of the animal know ways years. wow.

it's of filipino, popular delicacy. you can find it in every corner. phil thank you so much for sharing this. like an authentic, the filipino culture with us. back to you, samantha, again, where can people get more information about this festival it and how much is admission? >> mission right now if you register, it's still $5 on eventbrite to you register on of them, right? you could find us at hard to marketplace dot com. you could google event brite heart bfs again. it is next saturday at the cow palace from 10 to 5. okay. fantastic. any key takeaways like what do what is the hope that you have people experience after the taste, your food? >> just experienced a street of manila. street full. yeah. at bay area in the bay area. that was that's what we want them to experience. how would you describe it? in a few words? how would i describe it might watering now water i

seriously. with thank you so much for showcasing your mouth. watering cuisine with us this morninn. thank you again to submit the jon and you can find them at the to colombia fest coming up pretty all right. thank you we'll be right back. thank "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck?

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>> tis the season for free gifts for kids. a holiday toy drive donating presents to families this saturday in san francisco. >> the george to the city of that is taking place at the chase center and families can

take part and free festive activities like ice skating. holiday photos and a hot cocoa bar. organization code tenderloin is organizing this event for families in need. and volunteers say that they still could use some support from the community at this time. all the city is getting ready for its holiday tree lighting and shop and stroll event. it's set for tonight and will come with some road closures between 4, 46. 30 can expect parts of tenant in san pablo avenues to be closed. the event itself starts around 4.45. at hernandez park. all right. live look outside. well, this is part of at the berkeley hills. dave does right. that's the east bay shore line for you to some high cloudiness, their stuff for right now. we'll see later on the build up a little bit. cloud cover here. going on here for us. >> what's good? check out the 7 day forecast. if you have that real quick because what we see is it's dry early to start. but later on what happens as we start to get a little bit more cloud cover in

here. and we've got some showers gone on here. so let's go ahead. real quick to give you with the 7 day forecast is why not to will do tha and do that. that's that. so this is we have projected over the next few days. still working on the pieces on this a little bit. but you got thursday and into the weekend that will be deeper moisture by that point. that will be next week in a fortune so for holiday shoppers, you may not have as >> pretty picture next weekend and what you do, which got to do for next weekend. and of course, the new the rain always but they'll be some deeper moisture like we've experienced already thus far this season. so something look out for not out of those temperatures, though, lower 60's and today, again, the south that you're going to be poking near about 70 for while also, yeah, woman up down there, ok? all right. >> had really does it painful surprises that they are always trying to be that way. yeah. all right, dave, thanks so much. thanks for joining us here weekend morning news. join us kron-on in just a join us kron-on in just a moment.

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