thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. >> a dangerous overnight sideshow unfolds at oakland. we're working to get more details on that. >> it was very hard you to use very sad part, yelling, stop, stop, stop. >> plus, a security guard is dead and another seriously

injured after a person rammed the car to its security shack in front of a gated community. plus, in the north day, health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu in a child work cdc is doing now to track down this it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday december, the 8th and updating you on that breaking news in just a moment. but first, let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr friday. okay. good morning, stephanie. and good morning, everybody. starting things cloud cover use all that kind of business for your morning hours. but this should open up. >> for the afternoon, we'll go back to mostly sunny kind of mode and not that for those temperatures to look at the some spots across the bay that me still top off. >> at around 70 or so. meanwhile, here's the beauty shot, if you will, coming in from berkeley hills. you can see the east bay shoreline there and still that pays and

cloud cover hanging around. there's the bigger picture and what cloud cover. we have a lot that will be dipping south. giving us kind of a break for this afternoon and into your monday as well. next in to be watched out, however, 4 are going to be some winds and those will be offshore winds. we're expecting those to develop as we get into tomorrow, a look at some of the temperatures as we speak now. a lot of 40's on the board, not so much. 30 jun of that cloud cover helped out a little bit overnight. balmy. 52 by comparison speaking for sonoma and we give that comparison the 24 hours ago when we're ahead in almost all locations with the exception of maybe napa. but you see most readings have that plus sign telling us a touch warmer this morning. then we were yesterday at this time and it looks a bit ugly. as you can see when the hour by hour forecast with the cloud cover at all of this. but notice the opening up by 1 o'clock as we shift to a mostly sunny mode. more details in your forecast and about those winds coming up in a bit. 70.

>> and breaking overnight in oakland, this video shows a dangerous sideshow on the city's west side. and eyewitness tells us this happened around one 40 this morning near the intersection of stanford and market. we're told at least 100 people were at this sideshow. the group then moved to 17 in san pablo streets in downtown oakland around 02:00am you can see at one point the vehicle was on a vehicle was on fire right there. you can see lots of police activity in the area. we're asking police if they manage to make any arrests in this incident and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. >> also breaking overnight, 2 men are dead after a shooting at a delta pull parking lot in antioch. >> it happened saturday night around 10. 30 police responded to 3300 delta fair boulevard. investigators say one man approached the other who was in a car. the 2 exchanged gunfire. one man was declared dead on scene. the other taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. the motive for the shooting is under investigation. in discovery

bay police arrested a person accused of driving their car through a security check in front of a gated community, killing one guard and critically injuring another kron four's. lindsey ford reports. >> definitely have a sense of community here saturday in the quiet gated community called the lakes located in discovery bay residents like caution, mcdowell mourn the loss of one of their beloved security guards who died friday night minutes before midnight. it was very heartening to use very sad on. >> because just from driving in and out every day you get to know the guards say all super nice and super pleasant. what's left is the aftermath of the crash. >> broken car pieces scattered across the grass, shards of glass surrounding the property and flowers propped up by the security building. it takes it to my family. and they were they were devastated means. just like the night of the crash, paul, seeing a resident

of the lakes said he could hear both security guards yelling and panicking as the vehicle approached closer to the security building. i think i heard the guard yelling, stop, stop, stop contra costa. chp believe the mine are driving the vehicle was around 16 or 17 years old. >> he was transferred to a hospital that night and was arrested later for vehicular manslaughter. the cause of the crash is still under investigation but say they do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. chase. jeffrey, with contra costa, chp says his heart goes out to the security guards family. terrible, very terrible. >> feel sad for the party that was prounced deceased. the mcdowell's don't ever want this to happen again to anyone else and want better safety measures put in place. you need to be some kind of been our barricades around. >> around the building. so i lose to gain some >> discovery bay, lindsey ford kron. 4 news.

>> a person is recovering from injuries after a cable car crash in san francisco. you can see it next to that car. there. this happened saturday afternoon video from the citizen app shows the scene on cut from this and chestnut streets in the north beach neighborhood. police say a person on the cable car was hurt. they were treated at the scene and did not need to go to the hospital. we're following developing news out of the north bay remain county health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu in a child. the health department now working with the cdc on this on friday, the usda announced plans to start nation wide testing of raw milk for bird flu since march, more than 700 herds in 15 states have tested positive for the virus. most of those cases happened in california. 58 people nationwide tested positive with bird flu this year. most were dairy farmers. the first round of testing is scheduled to start later this month. the peninsula, a renewed push in san carlos to build a pedestrian bridge on a highway. 101 overpass after a

bicyclist died for sarah stinson reports. >> unless somebody dies, nobody listens. so that's why we're here tonight. they will be your. >> street safety advocates pleading with the san mateo county transportation authority at a meeting thursday night demanding something be done to make the holly street overpass in san carlos safer. i cannot think. >> of the more dangerous spot in all of san mateo county for cycling. i did the research and there've been several dozen at least a few deaths in that area. a lot of serious injuries. nearly 3 weeks ago. 31 year-old andre develop 1, 0, >> was hit and killed by a car while riding her bike born in mexico city. a large family. she's brilliant. she's a data scientist. she worked for stanford university. cyclists say her death could have been prevented by a pedestrian and bike bridge that never got built. it was ready to go shovel ready, as they say,

funded. and then it got put on hold so they could widen dan freeway in as a result. a beautiful talented woman lost her life. the city engineers knew it was dangerous and that's why they had a project in place. advocates also spoke before the san carlos city council last monday. that's where mayor john dugan explain why the project failed because of the want to want to express lane. >> project and by the time that project was concluded were left. half murray lineup. >> the regional and state funding sources. so just to be clear, this remains a top priority of san carlos. the transportation authority says it's working with the city to see how they can get the project reignited. we certainly appreciate the recognition that it is a priority. but, you know, i think i would people to put their money where their mouth advocates fear it could take years for the pedestrian bridge to be built. until then they're hoping leaders consider a quick build. sometimes all it takes is some

traffic cones. >> paint and you can actually implement things one much more quickly, 2 at much lower cost. we're going to hold them accountable to make some changes. >> street safety advocates plan to put this go spike right there on the holly street overpass. they plan to have a ceremony there to not only honor the life lost, but also let it be a grave reminder to all. i'm sara stinson reporting in san carlos back to. >> in brentwood, a go. cart driver died in a crash friday. >> chp says it happened on sellers avenue near sunset road. >> officers say the man driving a go-kart lost control and crashed into a power pole. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. chp officers are hoping witnesses officers are hoping witnesses come forward with information. hospitals face penalties. they're accused of throwing a protected medical information and hazardous waste illegally on thursday, the district attorney's office released the results of their investigation into hazardous dumping from 3

hospitals. the da's office says workers at valley medical center o'connor and saint louise hospital illegally threw out vials of blood patient information and liquid drugs like fentanyl. investigators say tens of thousands of bio hazardous waste items contaminated trash. >> i hope it's obvious how problematic it is that people's names and medical information were tossed out like old magazines. what you share with the doctor or what you share with the and what you learn about your medical condition is supposed to be confidential. and in our view, the county should be stting a good example. about one. >> the hospitals could be fined millions of dollars. happening tomorrow. adam schiff will be sworn in as california's next u.s. senator. he replaces senator laphonza butler. she was appointed last september by governor newsom to fill the seat of the late dianne feinstein. schiff beat out rivals katie porter and barbara lee in last year's

primary. he defeated steve garvey in last month's general election. and thank you for being a friend. the golden girls holiday is coming to the berkeley public library, but is it can scan watch episodes, enjoy stacks and play trivia. hosted by drag queen phoebe cakes. the event starts at the thp south branch on russell street december. 12th 04:00pm. celebrated. it's annual sweater fest on saturday. it spotlights the transit agency's ugly christmas sweater merchandise which has been a big seller in the past and very popular from at least taking a look at these photos here. and in this image was taken from a bar staff and features. so fans of the merchandise as well. there's so much despair. >> and this is created by, you know, the way they're treated says she wished she didn't survive and she died in a shelter. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a heartbreaking memorials and our project dedicated to the unhoused people who died in

santa clara county this year. plus, a new report reveals renters in a south bay city may not be getting the proper protections they need as tenants. and after the break, we take you to california southern coastline where southern coastline where researchers are le

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look outside of the city of san francisco. this beautiful sunday morning. and it's looking very nice out there day. and, you know, just a quick note about the earthquake stuffing of this for us for fires, even for anything. you you have like an emergency kit ready to go meals ready to eat, thrown in there and marreese. you can get them on amazon. all that stuff. >> and you just recycle or year, you just go over the old stuff and, you know, put the new stuff in there. always ready to rock and roll. here's what we have right now. the tale of 2 different atmospheres almost at the surface. yeah. you can see all of that haze. we have sfo. no delays going on. fog and haze and all of that right above us. there are some scattered clouds, but you saw some sky there to to work its magic now, right above us. it doesn't get real real warm. just a couple degrees. so once we get some warming, we get some mixing. it's much drier aloft with will kind of mixed this all out a little bit. we do have some surface winds a little bit this afternoon. temperature check for you at this hour. lot of 40's for good chunk of the east bay hayward coming in at 50 up north. a lot of 40's as well.

sonoma coming in there at 52. a look ahead in our forecast here today. we got hazy or libor, easy late and mild is what we got going on. and then tomorrow, sunny and cool. we do have an offshore when pop. it's not real long, but it is going to be very apparent. the strong offshore winds are somewhat insulated because of the recent rains in helping us out here. there's no statements regarding the winds already fire weather talk or anything like that, course, will be watching. but nothing yet. and then for this week, we got late in the week, some clouds, but then some showers. thursday's the first day for hit. but more importantly into next weekend, still piecing that together to see how that's all going to come together in the timing and everything. maybe a lot of it's going to strike at night giving us an sparing us little bit during the day. speaking of the day today, 62 hazy or lee, san francisco, oakland, 64 mostly sunny and hazy for san jose. 71 futurecast note some of the clouds aloft clear on out for your afternoon. going back to the mostly sunny mode and upstream, not too much to be told as we go into monday, really even into

tuesday, some scattered clouds try to work in here by the middle of the week and watching out for thursday for that shower hit. what's more interesting are the winds not somewhat on shore. a little bit of the northwest to start. that's today kind of breezy in spots. now tomorrow afternoon, it's a more northerly wind even in the east bay, too. watch these arrows towards the end. boy, they're really tilting offshore, do offshore. but that point by tuesday morning, so this is going to be offshore wind event here for, you know, maybe good 24 hours or so, something we still got to keep an eye on here. but these this time of year still 60's up north and also in the east bay to tri valley. you're looking at numbers just shy of 70 well will hit. maybe a 71 for san jose. so much like yesterday except a little bit warmer. maybe in a few spots. no-, again, we talk a little bit more about that longer range forecast that little rain trying re-enter our forecast to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you continue to follow the latest developments out of butte county where community members there are working to support the 2 children shot and

injured at their school wednesday. six-year-old roman mendez and five-year-old ellie as woolford remain hospital hospitalized in critical condition but have been stabilized. federal and state officials are helping with things like hotel costs for their families so they can stay nearby. investigators say the gunman is 56 year-old glenn litton who's been in and out of jail and suffers from mental health problems. investigators say lit and booked an appointment with the principal at feather river adventist church say he wanted to and will his grandson. after that appointment. the sheriff says that's when this man shot the 2 boys and then took his own life. with less than 6 weeks left in office, president joe biden is considering sweeping pardons for alice, weeping pardons for allies. they're all well. there are people the white house believes could be targeted by president elect trump's donald. excuse me that all people that could be targeted by president elect trump's incoming administration in the meantime, trump is still planning to replace fbi

director chris wray with harsh patel. ray has 3 years left in his 10 year term. meaning he'd have to resign or be fired. patel. a trump loyalist has listed the former government officials he'd like to go after first. >> but what i can say is that the president is reviewing of the pardons and commutations. >> the senate will also have to approve pam bondi. she's trump's choice to be the next attorney general. those senate hearings on the nominees will be held early next year. in francisco. startup wants to replace humans with ai employees. artisan ai has put up a series of ads across the city that read, quote, artisans are excited to work 70 plus hours a week. the air of ai employees is here and another about billboard there very bluntly says, quote, stop hiring humans. the company right now has about 30 human employees is no word yet if and how any of them could eventually be replaced by.

well, california southern coastline. the odds are always high, but a great white shark is nearby and to get a firsthand look, news nation's nancy loo headed out with the shark lab team of cal state long beach. >> coming this, why coming this way? that's a big shark. it's a big shark with the help of drone technology, it usually never takes long for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbara. >> researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> why the tagging and how does it help? >> well, one of questions is where all the church coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is when are they going to leave? so the way we can answer that is through tag. >> a conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population. and now its birthing season just as warmer

weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say th re's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known as they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. >> in southern california, nancy loo news nation. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news jury deliberations start back tomorrow and then many murder trial, a man accused in the stabbing death of cash app founder with. but first, a bay area is making waves nationally in the culinary world world. we show

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a memorial for the on house that we have lost this year in san jose. we'll break down this 5 year tradition. and the name of the many trial moves forward as the jury deliberates. >> the only thing stopping us

from doing more is not having enough resources. >> i'm not in burlingame is asking you to consider giving not just locally this year, but globally as well. how you can help. arwa, to get to those stories in just a moment there. but welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our news coverage is half hour with a look at your forecast. first with dave spahr. hey. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a lot is going on. >> fog is well in cloud cover. we got it all going on here. but that's going to lift. looks like into the afternoon. give you a mostly sunny afternoon, little bit breezy in some spots here. and that's going to be kind of another part of our forecast as we get into early in the new week as the mount tam picture. and you can see the camera shaking around a little bit there. but at least we have all that haze going on at the bottom, at least right above us. it's not real real warm. so we will start to get some mixing once the ground level starts to warm up a little bit a lot there. some cloud cover we have to contend with as well. again, this should be lifting off by the time we approach noonan shortly there afterwards. quick temperature check for you. most readings

in the 40's. some 50's poke it out here and there to kia up to the north bay like sonoma at 53. that cloud cover actually help support temperatures a bit overnight. so this is what we're looking hazy, early, warm and mild breezy for you late. meanwhile, those offshore winds get here by monday and they're going to be around for tuesday to with due east land breeze, strong one at that shower hit on thursday. but that kind of comes and goes. we're watching next weekend. that will be interesting will called unsettled right now. timing and all the details. that's to be determined as we start to watch everything we're looking at, maybe perhaps the lion's share of that will happen at night hour by hour. starting to clear out here, as you can see in the late morning hours, as you see temperatures get up to about 65 by 1 coming up a little bit here, we'll talk about more about that longer range forecast in about that rain trying to develop stephanie. >> more than 200 names are being etched into tombstones in san jose. those names represent the homeless people who died in santa clara county this year. it's a tradition in

the south bay that goes back 5 years. but this year has hit a grim milestone. was jack moment explains. well, i lives on the street for 10 years in santa clara county. amanda cole writing down the names of unhoused people who died in santa clara county in 2024. >> she says this project is personal. one of our members of st louis was on this tombstone and says she wished she didn't survives and she died in a shelter. knowing many of the people she is memorializing here as she was on house herself until just a couple years ago. and now she's part of the tombstone project, which for the last 5 years shows the south bay who we leave behind every year record numbers of certain certain people populations this year. so no place to go for people that have exposure i and other diseases that could have been treated. cole

says every death is a failure on our society. >> more than 200 of them. >> this year's a record number 4 dead children, particularly babies. it's a record number 4 eason's people died from hyperthermia shot. cartwright is an unhoused advocate. >> and help set up the tombstones every year it starts with a blank canvas. recycling last year's tombstones. there's so much despair. >> and this is created by, you know, the way that they're treated on the streets, you lose your dignity, you lose your identity. >> and for many of these people, their full name etched in styrofoam is in many cases, the only tombstone they will ever get. >> there's a sense of failure like sometimes you feel like you field somebody. but at the same time, you know that this city in the county families, people advocates, say the number of people who died while on the street who are asian is 18. and that's a

record that statistic mobilize the san jose be in the starting somewhere on the floor. i hannah one. the one we just finished it. >> yeah, fred. she did. up easily treatable condition. faith in, you know, that. >> upsets at, you know, that we've been hand. we see a lot of from ages, 0 to 101. >> no matter how much you've been down on your luck. these are the people who make sure he will not be forgotten. >> and those tombstones will end up here at san jose city hall. coming up on december. 20th at 11:00am they will have a presentation to honor each of the lives that have been lost this year. reporting here in san jose jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> a deadly pedestrian crash in vacaville has shut down a section of gibson canyon road. the state highway patrol says the incident happened saturday vine street. the roads stay closed in both directions. ile investigators continue to work at the scene, chp has

not yet released the identity of the person who died. mateo police department is urging shop. they're urging shoppers to take extra precautions this holiday season. in a video posted thursday, public information officer jeremy sir, on warned that as stopping increases, so do seth's, especially car break-ins. the department advising shoppers to take their purchases too. the trunk directly to the car before heading to the next door. and to please be aware of surroundings as well while shopping. police also reminding everyone to lock cars and to avoid leaving any valuables in plain sight. >> the states. >> skews me the california mexico border last week while he was there, governor gavin newsom did not hold back in criticizing president-elect donald trump over his incoming immigration and economic policies on thursday news and travel to the border to announce he's in talks with the biden administration to help secure federal resources. the funding will finish in new port of entry at the border in san diego county. what he says

will benefit california's economy and trade with mexico. this comes as next month. trump vows to impose a 25% tariff or tax. imports coming into the u.s. newsom argues that ongoing tariffs will lead to an increase in prices for goods that's hurting everyday californians. >> it directly impacts the cost of oil. impacts the cost of medical drugs, impacts the cost of feed. it's a tax that you pay >> the governor also announced he's planning to expand the state's national guard operation at the border. an operation he says helps ease over 62,000 pounds of fentanyl in 2023. meanwhile, republicans, they say newsom is spending too much time going after trump in a state where he outperformed expectations. >> i think in every single county trump got more votes this time, many did lasting californians and had it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely. >> despite the friction between you summon trump

newsom says he's had a good working relationship with trump during his first term in the white house. it hopes to continue that for trump's second term. and top story we've been following deliberations in the murder trial of many resume tomorrow. he's accused of stabbing a cache of founder bob lee to death back in april. four's rob nesbitt was in court last week and he walks us through the latest. >> interesting turn of events. a jury deliberations thursday afternoon. the jury was in a holding pattern for about an hour when they return from lunch. they did not go right back to deliberations. instead, defense attorney showed up in street clothing, not their normal suits to meet with the judge. jurors lost an hour of deliberations thursday while the judgment with lawyers on both sides, defense attorney, psalms and next pope with reporters on his way out of the courtroom saying despite the pause, deliberations continued on with the 12 jurors the rest of the afternoon many has been charged with murdering his friend and cash app founder bob lee under the bay bridge on april 4th, 2023 least

family was present for all 6 weeks of the trial and vocal about their desire for a guilty verdict on the charge of first-degree murder. what i want to an outcome i don't want to see kids ever have to watch them kill them back on the street. >> right. that is that that is the main right? and never want to see the prosecution has argued that blaine leave for introducing his sister khazar to a drug dealer who drugged and sexually assaulted her. >> but attorneys for many say their client was acting in self-defense and that was legal brought a knife to try to kill legal analyst steven clark says it's important for families of both the victim and accused to remember innocent until proven guilty. understandable how with victim's family becomes engaged in this process and does express. >> motion. but at the same time, the presumption of innocence still stands unless there is a conviction. if the jury sides many on the argument of self-defense that he could be convicted of manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter in acquittal of

all charges would make him a free man when it comes to the process of reaching a verdict. legal analyst michael cardoza is not expecting a quick decision. the amount of evidence that went into this case and the length of this case, you're going expect the jury to be out. >> at a minimum. and this is certainly just a guess. but at least 2 or 3 days, the jury was dismissed thursday without reaching a verdict. there are no deliberations on friday, which means the jury will reconvene monday morning. >> reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and we're just weeks away from the start of the new year. and hundreds of new laws set to go into effect from drinking alcohol in public spaces. the time off work and medical debt. starting next year. local agencies are required to approve or deny duplex and lot splitting applications within 60 days. if the agency denies the application is required to provide a list, what would be needed to fix the applications? the paperwork also could no longer be denied because the agency believes it would, quote, have a specific adverse impact on the physical

environment. its sales of firearms between 2 people that are completed through a dealer are no longer exempt from a law that limits fires 2, 1, application to purchase a handgun every 30 days. firearm dealers are now required to give gun buyers a pamphlet from the state that, quote, explains the reasons for and risks of owning a firearm. employees will be entitled to take time off work to help a family member who has been a victim of violence. employees are now allowed to use sick time to help cover their absence. employers are no longer allowed to require workers to use vacation time before they take paid family leave. credit reporting agencies will be banned from including medical debt on consumer credit reports. information regarding medical debt can be provided to a consumer credit reporting agency. and if it is the debt is voided. cities and counties will be able to designate entertainment zones. these are where these are areas where the consumption of alcohol

will be allowed on streets and sidewalks during certain days and times the state previously ran a pilot version of the law in san francisco and is now allowing all local governments to participate. social media companies operating in california must have a process for users to report child abuse material. >> and to remove him block it from its platform. an burlingame is asking you to consider giving not just locally this year, but globally as well. sister marilyn lacey is the founder of mercy beyond borders as a nonprofit that works with young girls born into extreme poverty, it helps provide them with an education and the chance to become leaders in their home countries. sister marilyn founded the organization back in 2008 inspired after working with refugees after the vietnam war, she says, quote, mercy via excuse me, she says mercy beyond borders is making a huge impact on the lives of young girls. the only thing stopping us from doing more is not having enough resources.

theydhave found their voice and they have good jobs and they're lifting up their family. so to see the complete transformation is really my heart good. >> their work has gradually expanded from south sudan to haiti, malawi and refugee camps in east africa while donations are welcome. sister marilyn is hoping to speak to local schools, churches or any other organizations about her work. >> the culmination of only that waiting that rain every weekend to fire it shows all for the combined volunteers. and it's just a wonderful experience. brings so much holiday, joy, everyone. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news caltrans holiday train returns to the track starting this weekend? >> well, you can catch all of its 70,000 likes. but first, an animal shelter in the south bay under fire this morning after new claims of terrible conditions for the animals living we're learning from the living we're learning from the 13

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>> welcome back. live shot coming in from walnut creek. and there you can see the haze going on as well, not just around the immediate bay, but off towards the distance, some high cloudiness. you will notice as well. gotta orange is out there with her water colors, too. beautiful day. the way to start the day today. we'll get this all cleared up for you as we get to the afternoon hours. get a little patients here. live shot coming in from san francisco. a little bit of flag flapping, but not a whole lot. but we're dealing with that same kind of haze with little bit of leftover fog to sarah forecast next couple days, scattered clouds and all of that, sunny tomorrow. little drop in the temperatures shows that whatever this thing is in our backyard, giving us some of the cloud cover it all could be some cooler air behind all of that's going to give a little pop of some offshore winds of the systems tend to

give the good side of all of this is that we've had these recent rains here. but the problem is we come off of a dry summer in the fall like this early winter. if you don't have the consolation, you get the system to drop south. gives us all this cloud cover and everything. no rain. then you get the offshore winds. that's no good. 39 tomorrow. and as you see tuesday at 45 up there, those scattered clouds. they started a part, as you can as we start to get to the early afternoon. and that really sets the stage for all this afternoon and for your monday and even a little bit into tuesday as well. but don't forget by this point, we got those winds start to cook hear from an offshore wind direction. so lets watch everything in motion here for the next several days. not much happens until wednesday. some scattered clouds develop. there's that little hit of rain to make note of on thursday. that's looking weaker as we continue to look at that. what gets more interesting as we get into the weekend now. so this goes out friday evening. we're already at sunset. looks like the lion share might still strike at midnight or during the

overnight hours. maybe spare us a little bit of a break in the saturday and again piecing together on sunday. what's going on looks like into the following week, though. there's yet more coming our way now again, back to next weekend. get a little closer. be a get the timing of all of us to see where its all fitting in terms of the biggest hits with this. your forecast today, we got 63 san francisco again that morning haze to make note of at the coast around 60 is hardly changed. 62 for burning game looks like with foster city at 65 palo alto at 66 in a noticeable bump. happening here in the south bay into the lower 70's like san jose at 71 santa clara. also, it's 71 east bay shoreline. upper 60's tried valleys, also looking at upper 60's to with walnut creek. 68 69 for conquered. looks like of laos coming in at 64. expect those numbers to be warmer tomorrow with his offshore wind, 70 fairfield, 67 map and 66 for santa rosa. cool to start because we'll be in the back side of that front. gradually warming up a touch. but the big thing to watch out for elder winds tomorrow next at of rain again

on thursday. and then next weekend, stephanie. >> in placer county superior court has sentenced carson shuey to 60 rather to 20 years to life in prison. he was convicted of second-degree murder and providing a lethal dose of fentanyl to kate web in 2021. kate is the cousin of giant star pitcher logan webb. the defense filed a motion for a new trial which the judge denied. reporter juliet smith has more. >> fentanyl is now the number one killer for 18 to 45 year old. and this is the first time in placer county. a defendant has been charged with murder by a jury for fentanyl related deaths. there were tears from the webb family and others who have lost a loved one to fentanyl poisoning cousin is loking web star pitcher for the san francisco giants. espn partnered with the family to create a documentary on kate's murder and the dangers of fentanyl. i'm deeply humbled.

>> to have a platform to share kate story at a national level. i always kind of look at the sky before i i make my start 11. >> logan who dedicated this past season to his cousin says the hardest part of making the film was reliving this preventable tragedy. >> in the south bay, 134 page report on the san jose animal care center revealed troubling conditions there. those include overcrowding, dirty kennels and staff negligence and it will advocates have been raising concerns about the city, one shelter for years. they say its current condition is negatively impacting the animal residents. there. the shelter's dashboard showed that in the last year, nearly 600 animals died. that's in addition to those who had to be euthanized, the shelter address the reports saying they're working with the city to improve conditions. >> park staff participated the entire time during the audit sharing their insights, showing what they think things should be moving. and so none of the recommendations were

surprised to us. we will need to see the management team at the center step up and deliver on the 39 recommendations that the auditor outlined will be looking at that very closely. >> and in may of 2025, will have an update. ed, our neighborhood services committee and will be able to look at progress against those recommendations. >> some of those recommendations include possibly expanding the kennel space and increasing opportunities for adoption. the shelter says the work to improve the facility is under way. now. state prisons will no longer withhold money. people were supposed to get at the time of their release. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation says they want to ensure prisoners get their full $200 stipend. it's part of a state law intended to help people to cover basic needs during their first couple of days out of prison. a lawsuit filed in september by uc berkeley's criminal law and justice center claims state prisons held back money from millions of people since 1994. governor

newsom's recently signed a government funding bill to give nearly 2 million dollars for clothing in transportation costs next year. and for your money this morning, a new study done by atp research found san francisco has the highest share of high income earners in the country with more than one in 200 workers making at least 1 million dollars a year. that is far above the national average. we're about one in 201 in 127 jobs, rather pays over 500,000. the bay area's dominance of the tech industry where productivity faces, fewer limits is fueling this trend. the report based on payroll data also highlights rising housing prices as for high earners flocked to the region here. other noticeable cities at the top of the list were new york and austin, texas. houchins holiday train is set to dazzle crowds. great again today. check this out. >> with its 70,000 lights that rain will be carrying passengers, though it will be transporting live musicians

who plan to make stops throughout san francisco, the peninsula and the south bay. the agency is hoping riders will gft into the giving spirit and donate to solve it. donate to the salvation army. >> the culmination of work is honestly. so a warning from decorating the train every weekend to fire the it shows all for the combined volunteers. and it's just a wonderful experience. brings so much holiday joy to everyone. >> organizers are asking people who plan on stopping by to bring a wrapped gift if they'd like to donate to toys for tots, you can find rain stops and locations for today. on our website kron 4 dot com. a priest broadway plaza is all lit up for the holidays. the tree held or whether the city held its annual tree lighting followed by a parade of lights last week. frost even showed up to lighting the kids. we spoke with families well came out for different reasons. >> her a true. a lot of fun. i

know everybody's out here. having a good time together. you know, the pageantry is awesome. and we're just really enjoying being part of the community. >> this special that was also an opportunity to spotlight the assistance league of diablo valley, a nonprofit working to improve the lives of contra costa county residents. pair of the ruby slippers worn by judy garland in the wizard of oz. caught the attention of some big spenders on saturday. those shoes sold at auction for 28 million dollars. wow. way above the expected range of 3 million, including fees. the winning bidder will end up paying 32 and a half million dollars for those ruby red slippers. garland wore several pairs of shoes during the film. 4 are known to have survived. the parents will yesterday had been missing for

more than a decade after a man stole them from a museum in 2005, an fbi operation got them back in 2018. be right back. the east brother light

station. he's looking for its next lighthouse keeper. the light station is looking for a couple to start in april on a small island in san francisco. check it out. one person may have to whether they have to have a boat operator's license to ferry guests to and from that island and they would 5 room in that serves dinner and breakfast and also be expected

to clean up after guests and also cook for them 4 days a week while the end is open, the pay is going fluctuate. but the currents para that does choose to move in. they are expected to make $140,000. they'll also get a health plan. living quarters are also included as part of the pay package. and we're staying on top of breaking news coming up next at 8 dangerous driving stunts and a vehicle fire. >> is to a chaotic morning in the east bay. what we know so far about this. plus, a deadly car crash in discovery bay leaves one person dead after they were seen slamming into guard shack. there. what we know about the young driver involved. and it's a chance to indulge in the holiday spirit while supporting local business owners, an organizer for this year's hanukkah makers market joins us live in studio with more on this free community event. those stories

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breaking now on the kron. 4 morning news. we just got this new video showing an overnight sideshow in vehicle fire in oakland. officers filling their streets with patrol cars in response to what we know so far. >> it was very hard me to use very sad that they heard the part. >> yelling, stop, stop, stop. >> plus, a security guard is dead and another seriously hurt after a person was seen ramming a car through a security check in discovery bay. plus, in the north bay,

health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu in a child. the work the cdc is doing now to track down the source. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. >> let's continue our news coverage with a look at the weather with dave sphar friday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a little bit of haze and cloud cover to get things started allow going go back to vote and sunny for us. not bad of those temperatures, either. we're gonna be a little bit cooler on the back side of all of this and a little bit of an offshore wind popper looking for early into the new week. >> and don't you know, more rain showers around the corner to san jose. take a look at this from san jose state. there you see the cloud cover aloft. but some blue skies start to appear on through. so this is peeling away. and that's basically that frontal system dropping to the south. they're very dry as it is with

all of this. and we'll be yielding the mostly sunny skies into our afternoon, too. with temperatures in the south bay probably reaching around 70 or the lower 70's at that. now we're in the 50's and 40's at that. even up in the north bay, a chilly 39 for battle, though. but a lot of cloud cover that kept most of the 30's a day and we were into the 40's for lows little bit warmer this time around that we were from yesterday at most reporting stations. so turning somewhat variable clouds, temperatures bounce real quickly into the 60's. as we approach the early afternoon will be a spring breeze to come with all of this. but it's one that that offshore wind as we get into early next week. more your forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> breaking overnight in oakland, this video shows a dangerous sideshow on the city's west side. and eyewitness telling us that this happened around one 40 this morning near the intersection of stanford and market street. we're told at least 100 people were at this

sideshow here. and the group then moved on to 17th in san pablo streets in downtown oakland around 02:00am okay on video posted on the citizen app shows appears to show rather a person at the sideshow getting hit by a car getting flung into the air. there. we slowed the video down in blue are parts of the video just to not show anything graphic for you this morning. and just take a look at this. now, you can see at one point a vehicle was on fire, massive flames shooting out of it. there. and we reached out to oakland police for more information on this scene. we did connect with polices morning. they told us there was also sideshow activity at this intersection, rather in vallejo around midnight, more than 300 people in attendance at that incident. again in valais. whoa. we'll update you on both of those stories throughout the morning. as we learn more. >> breaking overnight, 2 men are dead from a shooting at a delta pull parking lot in

antioch. we know this happened saturday night around 10, 30 police responding to 3300 delta fair boulevard. investigators say one man approached the other who was in a car. the 2 exchanged gunfire. one man was declared dead on scene. the other taken to a nearby hospital wherm he later died. the motive for the shooting is under investigation. in discovery bay police arrested a person accused of driving their car through a security check in front of a gated community, killing one guard and critically injuring another kron four's. lindsey ford reports. >> definitely have a sense of community here saturday in the quiet gated community called the lakes located in discovery bay residents like caution, mcdowell mourn the loss of one of their beloved security guards who died friday night minutes before midnight. it was very heartening to use very sad on. >> because just from driving in and out every day you get to know the guards say all super nice, super pleasant. what's left is the aftermath of the crash.

>> broken car pieces scattered across the grass, shards of glass surrounding the property and flowers propped up by the security building. it takes it to my family and they were they were devastated. they means just like the night of the crash, paul, seeing a resident of the lakes said he could hear both security guards yelling and panicking as the vehicle approached closer to the security building. i think i heard the guard yelling, stop, stop, stop contra costa. chp believe the minor driving the vehicle was around 16 or 17 years old. >> he was transferred to a hospital that night and was arrested later for vehicular manslaughter. the cause of the crash is still under investigation but say they do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. chase. jeffrey, with contra costa, chp says his heart goes out to the security guards family. terrible, very terrible. >> feel sad for the party that was prounced deceased. the

mcdowell's don't ever want this to happen again to anyone else and want better safety measures put in place. you need to be some kind of been our barricades around. >> around building. so i lose to gain some >> discovery bay, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> a person is recovering from injuries after a cable car crash in san francisco. it happened saturday afternoon. now video from the citizen app shows the scene on columbus and chestnut streets in the north beach neighborhood. police say a person on the cable car was injured and they were treated at the scene and did not need to go to the hospital. we are following developing news out of the north bay marin county. health officials are investigating a possible case. a bird flu and a child. the health department now working with the cdc on this on friday, the usda announced plans to start nation wide testing of raw milk for bird flu since march, more than 700 herds in 15 states have tested positive for the virus. most of those cases happened in california.

58 people nationwide tested positive with bird flu this year. most were dairy farmers in the first round of testing is scheduled to start later this month. on the peninsula a new push in san carlos to build a pedestrian bridge on a highway. 101 overpass after a bicyclist died help with sara stinson reports. >> unless somebody dies, nobody listens. so that's why we're here tonight. they will be your. >> street safety advocates pleading with the san mateo county transportation authority at a meeting thursday night demanding something be done to make the holly street overpass in san carlos safer. i cannot think. >> of the more dangerous spot in all of san mateo county for cycling. i did the research and there've been several dozen at least a few deaths in that area. a lot of serious injuries. nearly 3 weeks ago. 31 year-old andre develop 1, 0, >> was hit and killed by a car while riding her bike born in

mexico city. a large family. she's brilliant. she's a data scientist. she worked for stanford university. cyclists say her death could have been prevented by a pedestrian and bike bridge that never got built. it was ready to go shovel ready, as they say, funded. and then it got put on hold so they could widen dan freeway in as a result. a beautiful talented woman lost her life. the city engineers knew it was dangerous and that's why they had a project in place. advocates also spoke before the san carlos city council last monday. that's where mayor john dugan explain why the project failed because of the want to want to express lane. >> project and by the time that project was concluded were left. half murray lineup. >> the regional and state funding sources. so just to be clear, this remains a top priority of san carlos. the transportation authority says it's working with the city to see how they can get the project reignited. we certainly appreciate the

recognition that it is a priority. but, you know, i think i would people to put their money where their mouth advocates fear it could take years for the pedestrian bridge to be built. until then they're hoping leaders consider a quick build. sometimes all it takes is some traffic cones. >> paint and you can actually implement things one much more quickly, 2 at much lower cost. we're going to hold them accountable to make some changes. >> street safety advocates plan to put this go spike right there on the holly street overpass. they plan to have a ceremony there to not only honor the life lost, but also let it be a grave reminder to all. i'm sara stinson reporting in san carlos back to. >> in brentwood, a go. cart driver died in a crash on friday. chp says it happened on sellers avenue near sunset road. officers say the man driving the go-cart lost control and crashed into a power pole. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. chp officers are hoping witnesses come forward with information. a number of santa

clara county hospitals, face penalties. they're accused of throwing a protected medical information and hazardous waste illegally on thursday, the district attorney's office and saint louise hospital illegally throughout vials of blood patient information and liquid drugs like fentanyl. investigators say tens of thousands of bile hazardous waste items, contaminated trash. >> i hope it's obvious how problematic it is that people's names and medical information were tossed out like old magazines. what you share with the doctor or what you share with the and what you learn about your medical condition is supposed to be confidential. and in our view, the county should be setting a good example, not a bad one. >> the hospitals could be fined millions of dollars

happening tomorrow. adam schiff will be sworn in as california's next u.s. senator. he replaces senator laphonza butler. she was appointed last september by governor newsom to fill the seat of the late dianne feinstein. schiff beat out rivals katie porter and barbara lee in last year's primary. he defeated steve garvey in last month's general election. well, thank you for being a friend. the golden girls holidays coming to the berkeley public library and participants can watch episodes enjoy snacks and play trivia hosted by drag queen phoebe cakes. the event starts at the thp south branch on russell street on december. 12th at 04:00pm. in part celebrated it's annual sweater fest on saturday. it spotlights the transit agency's ugly christmas sweater merchandise which has been a big seller in the past. now, this is a look at staff in some fan photos taken during the event. it's not fun. there's so much despair. >> and this is created by, you know, the way they're treated. so she she didn't survive since she died in a shelter.

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a heartbreaking memorial and our project dedicated to house. >> died in santa clara county this past year. plus, a new report reveals renters in a south bay city may not be getting the proper protections they need as test. and it's a chance to indulge in the holiday spirit while supporting local business owners. after the break, an organizer for this year's hanukkah makers market joins us live in studio with more on this free community holiday event. >> and we got some haze and cloud cover to kind of push its way on out. that should happen this afternoon. those temps in the mid to upper 60's. scratches some lower 70's too. going to check into your forecast for your sunday and into

joseph prince: god opened the heavens to his son and said, "this is my beloved son, in whom i am well pleased," and yet he did not spare his son-- for whom? for you. he knew no sin. he did no sin. in him is no sin! but he became sin on the cross that we who knew no righteousness-- in us there's no righteousness-- we can become the righteousness of god in him, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. this is the gospel of jesus christ.

>> all 14 this morning live look outside at the golden gate bridge just looking so pretty out there with those blue skies and a bit of clouds as well. day. >> yes, some of those high clouds hanging around a little bit. and that haze got to get that lifted. got to get the atmosphere more animated, more kinetics here at the surface. clean south as the touch which the forecast calls should be. that's a better picture that we have an sfo. check it out here. kind of smoggy to go forward. something is often for us. that's more of that lax thing. but she could see up to the higher end here. we see at the top of your screen there, we got some blue skies trying peer in through here as well. daily planner comes in like this 60 to san francisco, hazy or early, mostly sunny oakland, 64 mins. try 71 san jose for today. future cast this upper level cloud cover steers on out of here for the afternoon. looks pretty good for your monday to decent amount of sunshine while we're at it. the next thing to watch

out for, however, with all of this are some winds will look like will be a little breezy for this afternoon. but really starts to get windy into monday. now we're kind of on shore, but it is a little bit out of the north. we have to make note of particularly by monday. then comes that shift. do offshore winds right in from the land breeze. so that's going to be dry. we've had recent rains to help us out a little bit. so that's at least a plus temperature check for you today. we have a lot of 60's on the board. mostly it's mid to upper 60's, though, some lower 70's you can see down south and the south bay, too. course, we'll be talking more about that and take a closer inspection of these numbers. plus, also, don't you know, into next weekend were mentioning maybe some rain coming back, not just thursday, but into the following weekend trying to piece that together. more on that in a bit. stephanie. okay. okay. >> all right, dave, thank you. holiday season, the holiday season is the perfect time of the year to shop local. and later this morning at the jewish community center of san

francisco, you can find one of a kind gifts produced by local artists, makers and chefs. joining me live now in studio with more about the hanukkah makers market is rabbi but share tour good morning to you, rabbi. good morning, stephen. it's nice to be here. yeah, so nice to have you join us today. so tell us a bit about this exciting event. so the maker's market is and event where 21 different vendors will be joining us at 3200, california street at the to share their remarkable. >> handmade gifts pieces of art. everything from nourishing, you know, soaps and candles and ceramics. our very own cause. sharra portman is the ceramic specialist at the jcc i have to for peace is right here. that can you she will be there. adar of this is

that iranian to rare so you can come on down and make it to and and gordon brothers makes these wonderful you can pick up one of those. you can also crystal be food. okay? yeah. and you can also participate in making things fantastic. now i would love to expand each one of these incredibly unique and beautiful items here. but first would like to ask you just, you know, what led to the decision about hosting it at the jcc this we you and i were talking during the commercial break and it seems like >> this has been around for some time. but the first for the jcc, the first for the jcc. we are delighted to bring together folks who both they're employees of the jcc, their friends of friends, of members of the jcc. and it just feels absolutely appropriate to welcome in community members for a joyful experience. and walk us through the significance of having an event like this one this holiday season, especially when it comes to supporting our local

businesses? well, you know, this is the season of raising up the and so we are shining a light on our friends, our neighbors and opportunity to bring people together and share that good. the good works that they produce and it's what we do at the jcc, bring people together for delightful experiences and on the screen right now, we have an example of a number of the different items. people can potentially pick up and browse through at that today's event as well. >> right. they'll be jewelry. they'll be bags. they'll be as i pointed out, this 2 ceramics just a wide array of wonderful things that you can purchase. yeah, ledet season. yeah. it's great to be able get some nice close-up. from the photos here. >> now coming back live in studio. walk us through this first item here. you mentioned that this is the work of so it's something pretty close to them. absolutely. kuz showers just a treasure. so she's or ceramic specialist and she

created both of these. you can purchase some of her and then as i dara. is also an artist that creates its rituals. things like this to area that are the shape is intentionally. this is to al qaeda. trailer said devon in hebrew, which means top riddle is yiddish for top. and it's a game that's played at this time of year, ok, cause i wanted to ask a little bit about the significance of that as well the story behind that. it's just a fun game to play during the season and the trail itself has letters on it that signify that a great miracle happens so depending on where the trail lands, you. putin different coins or take out different coins called gilts little chocolate coins or reasons or pennies? i actually have a little fun for you, continue to trade all and

explanation about how fun. great. i look forward to to try this of says this is this is so much fun. thank you, rabbi lawn. and then we have the item on the end here as well. let's talk a little bit about so what i just learned is that this hat? >> that's as then for greatest of all time. and by gordon brothers and they make not just these kinds of hats, but many different kinds of hats and they'll be with us this after this morning as well. thank you for any also the tote bag as for the first 100 families who join this morning at the jcc, we will be giving them this. hanukkah took no fantastic. and remind us again just how long this is going on for from 11 until today. today. only. yes. okay. so people that mark their calendars and plan ahead down and join us. we get to see their the test since we d have a little bit of time left. who would love to get a sense from you, too, about does the jcc at any other hanukkah themed activities

happening this some months? yeah, so we will continue celebrating hanukkah this wednesday evening at 6.30, with the of viewing of a 1937, film called the and our very own for us to read who works in roots and culture. one of the program is of events like this. he will be playing steel guitar with his band accompanying the film. so that will be happening. and then our annual hanukkah. menorah lighting in the atrium of the entranceway of the jcc will be happening on the 26 27. 28, 30th and 31st. at 4.30, in the afternoon. and you can check out all of these offerings on our website, j s f dot org and our. also hanukkah lighting event to cure do is create just around the corner from here, which will take place on sunday. the 15th from 3 to 6,

ok, wonderful. thank you so much for previewing all those incredible events for rabbi. but share tour. with the jewish community center of san francisco. we appreciate your time this morning. i so appreciate being here. happy holidays. happy on holidays to you as well. all right. we'll you as well. all right. we'll be right back.

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$10,000 in cash, hernandez was booked into san francisco county jail. in the south bay auditors say san jose housing department workers have norfork no formal process for enforcing the city's tenant protection policy. that's according to the san jose spotlight under the city's current policy. landlords must give valid reasons for evicting tenants. the auditors found that in most cases landlord's in violation of the policy will receive an email or a phone call. but renters claim. that process is not effective at resolving issues. a spokesperson with the housing department told the spotlight that landlords will usually cancel eviction notices when informed of potential violations and a recently approved plan provides standard procedures to ensure staff respond to violations when they do happen. and new this morning, a city of the city of berkeley is seeking community feedback on its response to the tsunami warning. the city sent out an alert to residents after that 7 point. oh, earthquake off

the coast of humboldt county thursday. the warning was issued at 10:49am. and later canceled about 65 minutes after it was issued. a tsunami warning is the highest-level alert from the national weather service for more information on the survey, you can go to berkeley ca dot org. area is making waves nationally in the culinary world with 3 eateries esquire magazine's best new restaurants of the year. 7 cisco's for kings, known for its childhood inspired cantonese restaurants, cause hence these dishes rather wowed critics with its black pepper steak in the fillmore district. 7 adams earned michelin star in less than a year offering affordable multi-course meals. meanwhile, trial is napa valley in saint helena. delighted seafood lovers with its fresh dishes and extensive wine list. still ahead on the 4 morning news jury deliberations start back tomorrow and then any murder trial. >> a man accused in the stabbing death of cash app founder probably. and with the

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a local our project remembers the unhoused people who die in san jose. and the name of many trial moves forward as the jury continues to deliberate. >> the only thing stopping us from doing more is not having enough resources. >> plus, a nun in burlingame is asking you to consider giving not just locally this year, but globally as well. how you can help. 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 the forecast with dave sphar. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting things off situation. a little bit of fog. a little bit. a low level moisture mixed in with all of this, too. >> good news is that the climb above us is not real, real warm so we can get some buoyancy in the atmosphere. once we get some heating, that means mixing and get this stuff out of here and go into a mostly sunny mode into your afternoon. and that's the thinking here. here's your mount tam picture there. you can see still that lower level fogginess where kind of dealing with a bit there or haze will call a sorry in a loft is turning into really high cloudiness at this hour. now, as this starts to sink to the south a little bit, really a lot of action. it looks like on this picture compared to what we're getting out of. we're not really getting any rain from the systems and that's usually problematic because we're going to get an offshore wind from this monday into tuesday. but the good news is we've had a lot of recent rain. so 50's and 40's control the board a lot because of overnight cloud cover helping us out. keep those temperatures supported a bit. didn't dip as much into

the 30's this morning. and a look ahead. we got going on hazy early, breezy late and we should clear out a little bit mild tomorrow, sunny and cool. we do have a strong offshore wind to watch out for with through going all the way about tuesday. thursday's a little hit for shower. and that's not particularly that exciting at this point. but into the weekend, it does look to be unsettled. and we're still kind of piecing together the timing and all of that might get lucky with more of that favoring the overnight hours and hour by hour with this model showing a lot of cloud coverage you can see there, but clearing out into our afternoon with temperatures in the 60's and even some lower 70's. we'll more on this forecast, particularly that longer range for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. >> in the south bay and our project is marking the deaths of more than 200 unhoused people in the last year. kron four's jack moment explains. >> well, i lives on the street for 10 years in santa clara county. amanda cole writing down the names of unhoused

people who died in santa clara county in 2024, she says this project is personal. one of our members of st louis was on this tombstone and says she wished she didn't survives and she died in a shelter. knowing many of the people she is memorializing here as she was on house herself until just a couple years ago. and now she's part of the tombstone project, which for the last 5 years shows the south bay who we leave behind every year record numbers of certain certain people populations this year. so no place to go for people that have exposure i and other diseases that could have been treated. cole says every death is a failure on our society. >> more than 200 of them. >> this year's a record number 4 dead children, particularly babies. it's a record number 4 days inns people died from hyperthermia shot cartwright is an unhoused advocate.

>> and help set up the tombstones ever years it starts with a blank canvas. recycling last year's 2 steps. there's so much despair. >> and this is created by, you know, the way that they're treated on the streets, you lose your dignity, you lose your identity. >> and for many of these people, their full name etched in styrofoam is. >> in many cases, the only tombstone they will ever get. >> there's a sense of failure like sometimes you feel like you field somebody. but at the same time, you know that this city in the county families, people advocates, say the number of people who died while on the street who are asian is 18. and that's a record that statistic mobilize the san jose be in the starting somewhere on the floor. i hannah one. the one we just finished it. >> yeah, fred. she did. up easily treatable condition. faith in, you know, that.

>> upsets at, you know, that we've been hand. we see a lot of from ages, 0 to 101. >> no matter how much you've been down on your luck. these are the people who make sure he will not be forgot. >> and those tombstones will end up here at san jose city hall. coming up on december. 20th at 11:00am they will have a presentation to honor each of the lives that have been lost this year. reporting here in san jose jack moment. kron 4 news. >> a deadly pedestrian crash in vacaville shut down a section of gibson canyon road state highway patrol says the crash happened saturday between farewell road and vine street. the ad remains closed in both directions while investigators continue to work at the scene, chp has not yet released the identity of the person who died. san mateo police are urging shoppers to take extra precautions this holiday season. the department is reminding people shopping increases so do cefs, especially car break-ins. police advise shoppers to lock their purchases in their cars before heading to the next or

and to be aware of their surroundings. officers also advise everyone to avoid leaving valuables in plain sight. and the california mexico border last week, governor gavin newsom announced he is in talks with the biden administration to secure a federal resources. the proposed funds would help fund it finish in new port of entry at the border in san diego county newsom says the move will benefit california's economy and trade with mexico. this comes as next month. trump vows to impose a 25% tariff or tax on all imports coming into the u.s.. but newsom argues that ongoing tariffs will lead to an increase in prices for goods that's hurting everyday californians. >> it directly impacts the cost of oil. impacts the cost of medical drugs, impacts the cost of food. it's a tax that you pay for. >> the governor also announced he's planning to expand the state's national guard operation at the border. he says the operation helped seize more than 62,000 pounds of fentanyl in 2023.

meanwhile, republicans in houston is spending too much time going after trump. >> think in every single county trump got more votes this time than he did last time, californians and had it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely. >> despite the friction between you summit, trump newsom says he's had a good working relationship with trump during his first term in the white house. it hopes to continue that for trump's recond term. a big story we've been following for you. deliberations in the murder trial of many resume tomorrow. many is accused of stabbing cash founder bob lee to death back in april. four's rob nesbitt reports. >> interesting turn of events. a jury deliberations thursday afternoon. the jury was in a holding pattern for about an hour when they return from lunch. they did not go right back to deliberations. instead, defense attorney showed up in street clothing, not their normal suits to meet with the judge. jurors lost an hour of deliberations thursday while the judgment with

lawyers on both sides, defense attorney, psalms and next pope with reporters on his way out of the courtroom saying despite the pause, deliberations continued on with the 12 jurors the rest of the afternoon many has been charged with murdering his friend and cash app founder bob lee under the bay bridge on april 4th, 2023 least family was present for all 6 weeks of the trial and vocal about their desire for a guilty verdict on the charge of first-degree murder. what i want to an outcome i don't want to kids ever have to watch them kill them back on the street. >> right. that is that that is the main right? and never want to see that happen. the prosecution has argued that blaine leave for introducing his sister khazar to a drug dealer who drugged and sexually assaulted her. but attorneys for many say their client was acting in self-defense and that was legal brought a knife to try to kill >> legal analyst steven clark says it's important for families of both the victim and accused to remember innocent until proven guilty. understandable how with victim's family becomes engaged in this process and

does express. >> motion. but at the same time, the presumption of innocence still stands unless there is a conviction. if the jury many on the argument of self-defense that he could be convicted of manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter in acquittal of all charges would make him a free man when it comes to the process of reaching a verdict. legal analyst michael cardoza is not expecting a quick decision. the amount of evidence that went into this case and the length of this case, you're going to expect the jury to be out. >> at a minimum and this is certainly just a guess. but at least 2 or 3 days, the jury was dismissed thursday without reaching a verdict. there are no deliberations on friday, which means the jury will reconvene monday morning. >> reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> we're just weeks away from the start of the new year. and hundreds of new laws are set to go into effect from drinking alcohol in public spaces to time off work and medical debt. starting next year, local agencies must approve or deny duplex and lot

splitting applications within 60 days. if the agency denies the application and the agency must then provide a list of what would be needed to fix the application. also in 2025, employees will be able to take time off work to help a family member who has been a victim of violence and employers are no longer allowed to require workers to use their vacation time before taking paid family leave. credit reporting agencies will be banned from including medical debt on consumer credit reports next year. information regarding medical debt can't be provided to a consumer credit reporting agency. and if it is that debt is that voided? in the new year, cities and counties will be able to designate entertainment zones. these are areas where alcohol consumption will be allowed on streets and sidewalks during certain days and times the state previously ran a pilot version of the law in san francisco and is now allowing all local governments to participate. and coming soon

to the bay area music artist kendrick lamar and says kick off a grand tour and makes a stop in san francisco. a kick-off and april 19th in minneapolis and then makes its way across the nation. stop is planned at san francisco's oracle park on may. 29th tickets went on sale friday according to stop of the cheapest cheapest ticket. right now is around $500 before taxes and fees. a nun in burlingame is asking you to consider giving not just locally this year, but globally as well. sister marilyn lacey is the founder of mercy beyond borders. that's a nonprofit that works with young girls born into extreme poverty, it helps provide them with an education and the chance to become leaders in their home countries. sister marilyn founded the organization back in 2008 inspired after working with refugees following the vietnam war, she says mercy beyond borders is making a huge impact on the lives of young girls. >> the only thing stopping us from doing more is not having

enough resources. they have found their voice and they have good jobs and they're lifting up their families. so to see the complete transformation is really my heart good. >> her work has gradually expanded from south sudan, haiti, malawi and refugee camps in east africa. and while donations are welcome, sister marilyn is hoping to speak to local schools, churches or any other organizations about her work to saise awareness. >> the culmination of this so rewarding decorating the chain every weekend to fire the it just shows all for the combined volunteers. and it's just a wonderful experience brings so much holiday, joy, everyone. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news caltrans holiday train returns to the tracks this weekend. >> well, you can catch all of its 70,000 lights. and after the break, a peninsula based nonprofit is working to spread the year and volunteer with moms against poverty. joins us live with how you can make the holidays easier for local families in

>> and we have deal with some cloud cover to get things started. in that case, too. but with some mixing going on and this cloud cover moving on out, we should go in the mostly sunny mode this mostly sunny mode this afternoon. some

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>> all 45 this gorgeous morning live. look outside at the city of san francisco that could see the fog out there day. >> it's almost like smog to yeah. yeah, i was when a cough. when i see that a little bit yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody aloft, though, if you notice blue skies already kicking in here. so that's going to help out. here's a shot. also you can see coming in san francisco, a little bit of a breeze. good news about that is a lets the son pierre

on in and with that starts the kinetics of the atmosphere to start mixing out. we got here at the surface. that's the name of the game here and above us, it's not really that much warmer. so we'll get some help with that looking pretty good. the next a couple of days, in fact, through monday, mostly sunny, on balance into tuesday. it's really those winds that we're watching here. they will be a bit on the offshore direction. we start to get to thursday. get some cloud cover on wednesday. sure. thursday, little hit of rain. the juice, you're deeper stuff gets here. as we head into the weekend, we're going to be looking at timing and how that all comes together as we get closer. looks like that will linger into the following week. checking out attempts. 63 san francisco at the coast will keep it around 60 or so. that's 63 for burning game. foster city comes in about 64 palo alto at 66 in the south bay. we have lower 70's strive ally in the upper 60's, but snow maybe about 60 or 70 rather. 67 going on for hayward. 66 for richmond, walnut creek, about 69 blay

checks in at 65 with 69 for fairfield. 68 for napa and 66 for santa rosa. this didn't have much to energy with the system passing. we had cloud cover, no rain. but on the backside, we're still gonna get some slightly cooler temperatures. so little drop in temperatures. but mostly sunny. it looks like thursday's the next opportunity for a shower, but it's really the program into next weekend to see some of this rain coming and going. and it's where the deeper moisture is. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> the holiday season is a time for celebration. but for some of our neighbors, it can be a time of hardship, a peninsula based nonprofit is working to spread good cheer through their annual holiday helping hand toy drive. joining me live now is ella sogomonian volunteer with the group moms against poverty. ella, good morning to you. >> good morning, stephanie. mmr guys out there kron 4. but as you know, i've been working with organizations throughout the community whose work i really believe in like moms against poverty. they help kids around the world. but the need is also here at home. the

holidays are a fun time, but a lot of her neighbors are actually struggling to keep up between the cost of living here and gift giving, which can be quite stressful. so there's something in as they do every year during the holidays with their toy drive called holiday helping hand. it's happening now through december 15th. so we're encouraging people to help out and drop off. new unwrapped toys at 3 different locations. all in burlingame. this is a local nonprofit based out of burlingame. and they actually got a lot of help from the central county fire department as well as local allies. and now we're asking your viewers too, do the same. so 3 different locations where people can come bring those toys. that's a main public library in burlingame. the easton branch of burlingame library, as well as the moms against poverty office. it's located at 8, 5, 1, borough way road in burlingame. >> oh, yeah. well, thank you so much for that information. ellen. of course, it is good to see you as well. tell us a

little bit more about moms against poverty. want this to the mission statement. how long has it been around for? >> so it's been around for over 2 decades. and the founder and ceo is from the peninsula. her name is still free and fun. it and i had the pleasure of meeting her few years ago. well, it was out and, you know, doing community work and i got to learn that she over the years as help to millions of children through this nonprofit organization and the people that contribute and donate around the world. 16 different countries. they help with kids who don't have schools. so they actually build the schools that educate them. they provide medical supplies for children as well and clothes and food. so a lot of it is hunger relief as well. so unfortunately, we are seeing these needs like i mentioned here in the bay area, too. so they've pre indemnified kids along the peninsula and in the past, they've helped 2000 children

wake up to a gift for the holidays. so they're just going trying to make that happen. one more time again with the help of anyone out there that's able to do that. so, you know, some people might not want to make the time to go out and buy a physical gift and drop it off. so they actually made it pretty easy for anyone to help. they have to registries one with amazon and one with target that they put up on their website. moms against poverty dot org. so that's another way that people can contribute to this fabulous organization that i've come to love so much. we were just showing some video. it looks like a lot of people out there doing gift-wrapping are those volunteers or people with the organization. >> it's a mixture of both that the people with the organization are actually volunteers, but we're inviting moie people to come out on the actual day of the gift-wrapping because while we are collecting these toys between now and december 15th, it all culminates with that really exciting event. the year video and pictures of which is happening sunday

december 15th in burlingame, the parks and rec department. and so everyone's invited. it's a big party. santa himself will be there and people will come out and then wrap gifts during that big best or party with food and dancing and then put those gets together to then be delivered to the kids that have been pre-selected with the community partners out there. yeah. sounds like such an inspiring time now. are there other ways that people can chip in? >> and you may have mentioned this a bit earlier, but just outside of this holiday wrapping event. >> you know, it's this organization is working around the clock you know, every month of the calendar. so it's one that i do encourage people look into if they do want to help out specifically with children in need and worldwide because their footprint is huge. the scale at what they're doing, having started from just, you know, small plays a mom in burlingame is really inspirational. so take

a look at how you can about, but what we are asking for specifically during the holidays is to help out with this toy drive and drop off some of those new unwrapped gifts at 3 loca about again, just simply click on the target or amazon registry list that been provided to make it really easy for everyone to take part. >> yet, as we start to wrap things up here, no pun it. what type of toys we do say are most in demand for the organization at this time. >> you know, that's a really good question, 70, because it's a range. so they are accepting gifts for, you know, kids as young as infants to actually teenagers who are 16 years old and in high school. so it's quite the range and they need a lot of variety in those gifts, as you can imagine. so whatever comes to imagination, whatever people are willing to give whatever they can give, you know, i know it's a hard time for a lot of people, but maybe, you know, somehow they were able

to to get in touch with a couple of gifts themselves that maybe kid wasn't interested but so it's it's a variety. and we welcome anything that people are willing to provide that is appropriate for kids. the team again and vince age to 16 years old. >> all right. wonderful ella sogomonian volunteer with moms against poverty. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you, stephanie. have a good day to happy holidays.

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>> alright, caltrans holiday train is set to dazzle crowds again today with its 70,000 lights. this trend will be carrying passengers. instead, it will be transporting live musicians who will make stops all throughout san francisco, the peninsula and the south bay. the agency is hoping riders get into the giving spirit and donate to the salvation army. >> believe the culmination of work is honestly. so a warning from decorating the train every weekend to fire the it just shows all for the combined volunteers. and it's just a wonderful experience. brings so much holiday joy everyone. >> organizers are asking people who plan on stopping by to bring a wrapped gift. if they'd like to for the salvation army and marine corps toy for toys for tots program. you can fight rain, stops and locations for today. on our website kron 4 dot com. >> and we're staying on top of breaking news coming up next at 9 dangerous driving stunts and a vehicle fire. we used to

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morning news. we just got this new video showing an overwight sideshow and vehicle fire in oakland. >> you can see officers filling up the streets in response to this. what we know so far >> it was very hard leads. very sad that they heard the part. >> killing stops pops up. plus, a security guard is dead and another seriously injured after a person rammed a car into a security shack in discovery bay. >> plus, in the north, a health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu in a child. the work cdc is doing now to track down the source. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. >> le 's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. hide a hey. good morning, 70. good morning. everybody started things off with 80's and a little fog.

>> cover 2. but that should be peeling away as we go into the early afternoon. yes, we get some daytime heating a strike at the atmospheric kinetics working in mix this out a little bit. they'll be a breeze this afternoon, but we're looking for more of an offshore breeze developing early next week. here's a shot from san jose state. checking in again. you see some of that haze to start the day off upstream. not much to look at at least not in the near term. so we have a couple of some decent weather in terms of essentially mostly sunny skies. couple scattered clouds and there doesn't really start to get interesting to get to maybe about thursday. meanwhile, our temperatures at this hour we're still holding in the 40's and many locations, but we did not see those chilly 30's this morning. that's because we had some cloud cover to kind of help out a little bit. keep temperatures supported. so as contrast to that, you can see we're headed in many spots. they're trailing in a couple little pockets there. for example, half moon bay and hayward agreed behind and also nevado. and so hour by hour, we have some cloud cover that's being noted in some of this haze that should mix out middle to upper 60's, though, expected across most of the

district with that daytime heating. coming up a little bit here. we'll be talking more about forecast not just for your sunday, but on into early next week. stephanie. >> breaking overnight in oakland, this story showing a dangerous sideshow on the city's west side. and eyewitness telling us this happened around one 40 this morning near the intersection of stanford and market street. we're told at least 100 people were at that sideshow. the group then moved to 17th is and public streets in downtown oakland around 02:00am chaotic. video posted on the citizen app appears to show a person at the sideshow getting hit by a car and flung into the air. we've slowed the video down in blue. are parts of this. so we're not showing anything graphic on your television screen here, but we did see that happening in that video. and just take a look at this. now. you can see at one point a vehicle was on fire with massive flames, shooting out of it. reached out to

oakland police for more information on this scene and we also connected to vallejo police. separately this morning, they told us there was also sideshow activity if a lay home around midnight with more than 300 people in attendance. there. we'll update you on both those stories throughout the morning. as we learn more. also breaking overnight, 2 men are dead from a shooting at a delta pull parking lot in antioch. it happened saturday night around 10, 30 police responding to the 3300 block of delta fair boulevard. there. investigators say one man approached the other who was in a car. the 2 exchanged gunfire. one man was declared dead on the scene. the other taken to a nearby hospital where he later died. the motive for the shooting is under investigation. in discovery. bay police arrested a few person accused of driving their car through a security check in front of a gated community, killing one guard and critically injuring another from france. lindsey ford reports. >> definitely have a sense of community here saturday in the

quiet gated community called the lakes located in discovery bay residents like caution, mcdowell mourn the loss of one of their beloved security guards who died friday night minutes before midnight. it was very heartening to use very sad on. >> because just from driving in and out every day you get to know the guards say all super nice and super pleasant. what's left is the aftermath of the crash. >> broken car pieces scattered across the grass, shards of glass surrounding the property and flowers propped up by the security building. it takes it to my family and they were they were devastated. they means just like the night of the crash, paul, seeing a resident of the lakes said he could hear both security guards yelling and panicking as the vehicle approached closer to the security building. i think i heard the guard yelling, stop, stop, stop contra costa. chp believe the minor driving the vehicle was around 16 or 17 years old.

>> he was transferred to a hospital that night and was arrested later for vehicular manslaughter. the cause of the crash is still under investigation but say they do not believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. chase. jeffrey, with contra costa, chp says his heart goes out to the security guards family. terrible, very terrible. >> feel sad for the party that was prounced deceased. the mcdowell's don't ever want this to happen again to anyone else and want better safety measures put in place. you need to be some kind of been our barricades around. >> around the building. so lose to gain some >> discovery bay, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> a person is recovering from injuries after a cable car crash in san francisco. it happened saturday afternoon video from the citizen app shows the scene on columbus and chestnut streets in the north beach neighborhood. police say a person on the cable car was hurt. hey were treated at the scene and did not need to go to the hospital. we're following

developing news out of the north. a murray county health officials are investigating a possible case of bird flu in a child. the health department now working with the cdc on this on friday, the usda announced plans to start a nation wide testing of raw milk for bird flu since march, more than 700 herds in 15 states have tested positive for this virus. most of those cases happened in california. 58 people nationwide tested positive bird flu this year. most were dairy farmers. the first round of testing is scheduled to start later this month. on the peninsula. a renewed push in san carlos to build a pedestrian bridge on highway 101 overpass after a bicyclist died. well, for sara stinson reports. >> unless somebody dies, nobody listens. so that's why we're here tonight. they will street safety advocates pleading with the san mateo county transportation authority at a meeting thursday night demanding something be done to make the holly street overpass in san

carlos safer. i cannot think. >> of the more dangerous spot in all of san mateo county for cycling. i did the research and there've been several dozen at least a few deaths in that area. a lot of serious injuries. nearly 3 weeks ago. 31 year-old andre vella 1, 0, >> was hit and killed by a car while riding her bike born in mexico city. a large family. she's brilliant. she's a data scientist. she worked for stanford university. cyclists say her death could have been prevented by a pedestrian and bike bridge that never got built. it was ready to go shovel ready, as they say, funded. and then it got put on hold so they could widen dan freeway in as a result, a beautiful talented woman lost her life. the city engineers knew it was dangerous and that's why they had a project in place. advocates also spoke before the san carlos city council last monday. that's where mayor john dugan explain

why the project failed because of the want to want to express lane. >> project and by the time that project was concluded were left. half murray lineup. >> the regional and state funding sources. so just to be clear, this remains a top priority of san carlos. the transportation authority says it's working with the city to see how they can get the project reignited. we certainly appreciate the recognition that it is a priority. but, you know, i think that i would people to put their money where their mouth advocates fear it could take years for the pedestrian bridge to be built. until then they're hoping leaders consider a quick build. sometimes all it takes is some traffic cones. >> paint and you can actually implement things one much more quickly to a much lower cost. we're going to hold them accountable to make some changes. >> street safety advocates plan to put this go spike right there on the holly street overpass. they plan to have a ceremony there to not only honor the life lost, but

also let it be a grave reminder to all. i'm sara stinson reporting in san carlos back to. >> in brentwood, a go. cart driver died in a crash friday. chp says it happened on sellers avenue near sunset road. officers say the man driving a go-kart lost control and crashed into a power pole. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. chp officers are hoping witnesses come forward with information. a number santa clara county hospitals face penalties. they're accused of throwing out protected medical information and hazardous waste illegally on thursday, the district attorney's office released the results of their investigation into hazardous dumping from 3 hospitals. the da's office says workers at valley medical center o'connor and saint louise hospital illegally threw out vials of blood patient information and liquid drugs like fentanyl. investigators say tens of thousands of bio hazardous waste items contaminated trash. >> i hope it's obvious how problematic it is that

people's names and medical information were tossed out like old magazines. what you share with the doctor or what you share with the and what you learn about your medical condition is supposed to be confidential. and in our view, the county should be setting a good example. about one. >> the hospitals could be fined. millions of dollars. happening tomorrow. adam schiff will be sworn in as california's next u.s. senator. he replaces senator laphonza butler. she was appointed last september by governor gavin newsom to fill the seat of the late dianne feinstein. schiff beat out rivals katie porter and barbara lee in last year's primary. he defeated steve garvey in last month's general election. and new this morning, the u.s. geological survey reports a 3 point oh, earthquake hit san benito county. we're told it happened shortly before 8.30, this morning and was centered a couple of miles south of trace pino's coming of that race. pino's community. that's not far from the city of hollister. we'll let you know

as soon as we learn more about this incident. and thank you for being a friend. the golden girls holiday is coming to the berkeley public library. participants can watch episodes enjoy snacks and play trivia hosted by drag queen phoebe cates. that event does start at the thp south branch on russell street on december. 12th at 04:00pm. and this is from bart's annual sweater fest on saturday. it spotlights the transit agency's ugly christmas sweater merchandise which has been a big seller in the past and this is a nice group photo of some fans who are celebrating at that event. there's so much despair. >> this created by, you know, the way they're treated. so she she didn't survive since you've yourself. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a heartbreaking memorial and our project dedicated tk the unhoused people who died at santa clara county this year. plus, a new report reveals renters at a south bay city

not be getting the proper protections they as tenants. a chance to indulge in the holiday spirit while supporting local business owners. after the break, an organizer for this year's makers market joins us in studio with more on the free community events. >> and as stephanie just mentioned, little shake are going down there in the monterey bay area. 3 point, oh, about an hour ago or so. it's just near hollister. see the depth there about 12.3 kilometers going to come back out with a look at forecast for your sunday and on into early next week. even your proper warning.

>> yes, welcome back, everybody. this is a live picture coming in from mount diablo. look what's going on there. little bit of haze still hanging, but it's really a lot that looks more interesting. still going to take care of some of that cloud cover and giving us a little orange hue with this late hours, you can see story. 9 o'clock. good morning, everybody live shot coming suv. this is what the picture looks like from stormtracker 4 way up in space. putting it all together. and we're really on the northern edge of the clouds drifting to the south. so we're going to get a cooler air mass behind all of that. and some of those offshore winds we're looking at. this sapo here. let's look at small getting right now was checking. there were no delays coming in from sfo, but still got to take care of all of this at the service to help kind of clear things out a bit. now it is warmer aloft, but not a whole lot more so so we should get some decent mixing once we get the sun out to do its thing here, which would starting 62 san francisco, 64 oakland hazy there, san jose at 71, the clouds will be the last to

clear there we go back to future cast. you'll see what i'm talking about when that's all said and done pretty much smooth sailing, at least the picture aloft that is we're mostly sunny through the period. as you can see, maybe a few little scattered clouds come and go over the next all. 48 hours, maybe 3 days or so. then it starts to get interesting midweek. and it's the latter portion of things become more unsettled. we're still trying to piece together the timing of all these different elements here. let's get to the windsor. the short-term period are kind of from the north northwest. there's a little bit of a breeze pop that happens today, but it's going to be much more apparent tomorrow and coming from the northerly direction. that's an offshore wind. and it's gonna actually tilt more from the east, which means that to do it. land breeze at that point. now they really don't get too much into the wind advisories. owner least operate along. so we don't have statements for that or any fire weather watches because we probably have a lot of help here from the recent rains. check out our temps. these are projected highs, vacaville popping at about 70 or so most readings in the east bay in the 60's as we see

up north to. meanwhile, down south, got about a 71. meanwhile, checking in for san jose and morgan hill at 68. i'll have a little bit more on that coming up in just a bit. but at least in the interim period, the thing to look out for is what's happening later in the week with more rain coming our way to next is it going to happen? the concentrations at night? give us a little break during the day. that's where all try to piece together. okay. yeah. i was thinking the other day when are we going to see the rain again? because yes, it's a drenching a few few, you because dry stuff or last couple days or weeks or so than, this is kind of tail will enjoy the dryness. well, that's got thanks a lot to. >> well, a day season is the perfect time of year to shop local. and earlier this morning at the jewish excuse me later this morning at the jewish community center of san francisco, you can find one of a kind gifts produced by local artists, makers and earlier today i spoke with rabbi beshear toshio about hanukkah makers market in san francisco. watch this. >> good morning to you, rabbi.

good morning, stephen. it's a nice to be here. yeah, so nice to have you join us today. so tell us a bit about this exciting event. so the maker's market is that event where 21 different vendors will be joining us at 3200, california street at the to share their remarkable. >> handmade gifts pieces of art. everything from nourishing, you know, soaps and candles and ceramics. our very own cash are abort men is the ceramic specialist at the chance to i have to for peace is right here there. can you she will be there. adar of this is that iranian to rare so you can come on down and make it to and gordon brothers makes these wonderful hats you can pick up one of those. you

can also crystal be food. okay. all right. and you can also participate in making things fantastic. now i would love to expand each one of these incredibly unique and beautiful items here. but first would like to ask you just, you know, what led to the decision about hosting it at the jcc this year. i you, you and i were talking during the commercial break and it seems like >> this has been around for some time. but the first for the jcc, the first for the jcc. we are delighted to bring together folks who both they're employees of the jcc, their friends of friends, of members of the jcc. and it just feels absolutely appropriate to welcome in community members for a joyful experience. and walk us through the significance of having an event like this one this holiday season, especially when it comes to supporting a local business? well, you know, this is the season of raising up the and so we are shining a light on our friends, our neighbors and

opportunity to bring people together and share that good. the good works that they produce and it's what we do at the jcc, bring people together for a delightful experiences and on the screen right now, we have an example of a number of the different items. people can potentially pick up and browse through at at that today's event as well. >> right. they'll be jewelry. they'll be bags. they'll be as i pointed out, this 2 ceramics just a wide array of wonderful things that you can purchase. day season. yeah. it's great to be able get some nice close-up. from the photos here. >> now coming back live in studio. walk us through this first item here. you mentioned that this is the work of so it's something we're pretty close to them. absolutely. kuz showers just a treasure. so she's or ceramic specialist and she created both of these that you can purchase some of her and then as i dara is also an artist that creates its

rituals. things like this to area that are the shape is intentionally. this is to al qaeda. a trailer said devon in hebrew, which means top riddle is yiddish for top. and it's a game that's played this time of year, ok, cause i wanted to ask a little bit about the significance of that as well the story behind that. it's just a fun game to play during the season and the trail itself has letters on it that signify that a great miracle happens they're so depending on where the trail lands, you. putin different coins or take out different coins called gilts little chocolate coins or reasons or pennies? i actually have a little take for you set up and continue to trade all and explanation about how fun. great. i look forward to to try this of says this is this is so much fun. thank you, rabbi long. and then we have the item on the end here as well. you. talk a

little bit about so what i just learned is that this hat? >> that's as goat. yeah. greatest of all time and by gordon brothers and they make not just these kinds of hats, but many different kinds of hats and they'll be with us this up this morning as well. thank you for and you. also the tote bag as well. for the first 100 families who join this morning at the jcc, we will be giving them this. hanukkah took no fantastic. and remind us again just how long this is going on for from 11 until today. today. only. yes. okay. so people mark their calendars and plan ahead down and join us. we get to see their the test since we do have a little bit of time left. who would love to get a sense from you, too, about does the jcc it any other hanukkah themed activities happening this some months? yeah, so we will continue celebrating hanukkah this wednesday evening at 6.30, with the a viewing of a 1937,

film called the and our very own forest read who works in roots and culture. one of the program is of offense like this. he will be playing steel guitar his band accompanying the film. so that will be happening. and then our annual hanukkah. menorah lighting in the atrium of the entranceway of the jcc will be happening on the 26 27. 28, 30th and 31st. at 4.30, in the afternoon. and you can check out all of these offerings on our website, j s f dot org and our. also hanukkah lighting event to cure delays, grant just around the corner from here, which will take place on sunday. the 15th from 3 to 6, ok, wonderful. thank you so much for previewing all those incredible events for rabbi. but share tour. with the jewish community center of san

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jose have no formal process for enforcing the tenant protection policy about policy requires landlords to get valid reasons for evicting tenants. findings show that when employees found out about a landlord violating the policy in most caseonly would do was send an informal email or call the landlord. but rahers claim that's not always solving the issue. now, on the other side of this, spokesperson with the housing department, well, this a spotlight that landlords usually cancel eviction notices when informed of potential violations and a recently approved plan does provide standard procedures to ensure that there is a consistent staff response. and new this morning, the city of berkeley seeking community feedback on its response to the tsunami warning. the city sent out an alert to residents after that 7 point. oh, earthquake off the coast of humboldt county thursday. the warning was issued at 10:49am. and later canceled about 60 minutes after it was first issued. a tsunami warning is the highest alert level from the national weather service for more information on the

survey, you can go to berkeley ca dot org. is making waves nationally in the culinary world with 3 eateries esquire magasine's best new restaurants of the year. temperatures goes for kings, known for its childhood inspired cantonese dishes wowed critics with its black pepper steak in the fillmore district. 7 adams earned a michelin star in less than a year offering most affordable multi-course meals. meanwhile, a charlies, napa valley and saint helena delighted seafood lovers with its fresh fish is an extensive wine list. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news jury deliberations start back tomorrow. and then many murder trial. >> the man

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a local our project remembers the unhoused people who died in san jose. and the many trial moves forward as the jury deliberates. >> the only thing stopping us from doing more is not having enough resources. >> i'm not in burlingame is asking you to consider giving not just locally this year but globally as well. how you can help. welcome back to the 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we continue our news coverage for you today with a look at your forecast. first with dave sphar high day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in starting off with some of that haze that's still. going even at this hour. yeah, they'll be plenty of sunshine as we expect into the afternoon and not too bad with those temperatures. upper 60's and into some lower 70's to pick in the south bay. this what we have already some winds working. >> from our mount tam or a picture, you can see it shaking a little bit, but it's really underscores that lower lying of smog, if you will. so

what we need to do is the kinetic energy from the atmosphere is going to move it basically and with daytime heating, that usually helps us out a little bit and cleans the south. just a touch stormtracker. what's it looking at? it's looking at those clouds aloft there. you can see it and this will also yield us into mostly sunny skies for the afternoon temperature check were little bit sluggish spots in the 40's. still, that's 50's are starting to populate the east bay shoreline at this hour now and some 40's and 50's mixture. meanwhile, up north, a look ahead. we got today, hazy or leon breezy late mild conditions with mostly sunny and sunny tomorrow. looks offshore winds, though, and that will linger into tuesday a% with the dew easterly wind. then later this week on thursday and into the weekend, rain returns into the forecast hour by hour. here's how we go turning sunny 60's to mid upper 60's expected for the all of that. a walk through all of that for you and that lack of rain that we're talking about for next

weekend's deputy. >> all right. thank you. in the south bay and our project is marking the deaths more than 200 unhoused people in the last year. crawford's jack moment explains. >> why lives on the street for 10 years santa clara county, amanda cole is writing down the names of unhoused people who died in santa clara county in 2024, she says this project is personal. one of our members of st louis was on this tombstone and says she wished she didn't survives and she died in a shelter. knowing many of the people she is memorializing here as she was and how was herself until just a couple years ago. and now she's part of the tombstone project, which for the last 5 years shows the south bay who we leave behind every year record numbers of certain certain people populations this year. so no place to go for people that have exposure i and other diseases that could have been treated. cole

says every death is a failure on our society. >> more than 200 of them. >> this year's a record number 4 dead children, particularly babies. it's a record number 4 eason's people died from hyperthermia shot. cartwright is an unhoused advocate. >> and help set up the tombstones ever years. it starts with a blank canvas. recycling last year's 2 steps. there's so much despair. >> and this is created by, you know, the way they're treated on the streets, you lose your dignity, you lose your identity. >> and for many of these people, their full name etched in styrofoam is in many cases, the only tombstone they will ever get. >> there's a sense of failure like sometimes you feel like you field somebody. but at the same time, you know that this city in the county families, people advocates, say the number of people who died while on the street who are asian is 18. and that's a

record that statistic mobilize the san jose vietnamese somewhere on the floor. i hannah one. the one we just finished it. >> yeah, she did. up easily treatable condition. faith in, you know, that. >> upsets at, you know, that we've been hand. we see a lot of from ages, 0 to 101. >> no matter how much you've been down on your luck. these are the people who make sure he will not be forgot. >> and those tombstones will end up here at san jose city hall. coming up on december. 20th at 11:00am they will have a presentation to honor each of the lives that have been lost this year. reporting here in san jose jack moment. kron 4 news. >> a deadly pedestrian crash in vacaville shut down a section of gibson canyon road state highway patrol says the crash happened saturday between federal road and vine street. the road remained closed in both directions while investigators continue to work at the scene, chp has

not yet released the identity of the person who died. it said police are urging shoppers to take extra precautions this holiday season. the department is reminding people shopping increases so do seth's especially car break-ins. police advise shoppers to lock their purchases in their cars before heading to the next or and to be aware of their surroundings. officers also advise everyone to avoid leaving valuables in plain sight. and the california mexico border last week, governor gavin newsom announced he's in talks with the biden administration to secure federal resources. the funds would help finish a new port of entry at the border in san diego county newsom says the move will benefit california's economy and trade with mexico. this comes as next month. trump vows to impose a 25% tariff on any items coming into the u.s.. but newsom argues that ongoing tariffs will lead to an increase in goods prices. plus hurting everyday californians. >> it directly impacts the cost of oil. impacts the cost

of medical drugs, impacts the cost of feed. it's a tax that you pay for. >> the governor announced he's also planning to expand the state's national guard operation at the border. he says the operation helped seize more than 62,000 pounds of fentanyl in 2023. meanwhile, republicans say newsom is spending too much time going after trump. >> i think in every single county trump got more votes this time than he did last time, californians and had it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely. >> despite that friction between you summit, trump newsom says he's had a good working relationship with trump during his first term in the white house and hopes to continue that for trump's second term. >> of a story we've been following deliberations in the murder trial many resume tomorrow. >> he's accused of stabbing cash app founder bob lee to death back in april. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> interesting turn of events. a jury deliberations thursday afternoon. the jury was in a

holding pattern for about an hour when they return from lunch. they did not go right back to deliberations. instead, defense attorney showed up in street clothing, not their normal suits to meet with the judge. jurors lost an hour of deliberations thursday while the judgment with lawyers on both sides, defense attorney, psalms and next pope with reporters on his way out of the courtroom saying despite the pause, deliberations continued on with the 12 jurors the rest of the afternoon many has been charged with murdering his friend and cash app founder bob lee under the bay bridge on april 4th, 2023 least family was present for all 6 weeks of the trial and vocal about their desire for a guilty verdict on the charge of first-degree murder. what i want to an outcome i don't want to see kids ever have to watch them kill them back on the street. >> right. that is that that is the main right? and never want to see that happen. the prosecution has argued that blaine leave for introducing his sister khazar to a drug dealer who drugged and sexually assaulted her. but attorneys for many say their

client was acting in self-defense and that was legal brought a knife to try to kill >> legal analyst steven clark says it's important for families of both the victim and accused to remember innocent until proven guilty. understandable how with victim's family becomes engaged in this process and does express. >> motion. but at the same time, the presumption of innocence still stands unless there is a conviction. if the jury sides many on the argument of self-defense that he could be convicted of manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter in acquittal of all charges would make him a free man when it comes to the process of reaching a verdict. legal analyst michael cardoza is not expecting a quick decision. the amount of evidence that went into this case and the length of this case, you didn't expect the jury to be out. >> at a minimum and this is certainly just a guess. but at least 2 or 3 days, the jury was dismissed thursday without reaching a verdict. there are no deliberations on friday, which means the jury will reconvene monday morning. >> reporting in san francisco.

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> we're just weeks away from the start of the new year. and hundreds of new laws are set to go into effect from drinking alcohol in public spaces to time off work and medical debt. starting next year, local agencies must approve or deny duplex and lot splitting applications within 60 days. if the agency denies the application in less, then provide a list of what would be needed to fix that application. >> also in 2025, employees will be able to take time off work to help a family member who has been a victim of violence and employers are no longer allowed to require workers to use vacation time before. >> taking paid family leave. credit reporting agencies will be banned from including medical debt on consumer credit reports. >> information regarding medical debt can't be provided to a consumer credit reporting agency. if it is that debt is voided. and in the new year, cities and counties will be able to designate entertainment zoe's. those are

areas where alcohol consumption will be allowed on streets and sidewalks during certain days and times the state previously ran a pilot version of the law in san francisco and is now allowing all local governments to participate. a nun in burlingame is asking you to consider giving not just locally this year, but globally as well. sister marilyn lacey is the founder of mercy beyond borders. that's a nonprofit that works with young girls born into extreme poverty, it helps provide them with an education and the chance to become leaders in their home countries. sister marilyn founded the organization back in 2008 inspired after working with refugees following the vietnam war. she says mercy beyond borders is making a huge impact on the lives of young girls. >> the only thing stopping us from doing more is not having enough resources. they have found their voice and they have good jobs and they're lifting up their family. so to see the complete transformation is really my heart good. >> their work has gradually expanded from south sudan to haiti, malawi and refugee

camps in east africa. while donations are welcome, sister marilyn is hoping to speak to local schools, churches or other organizations to spread the word. >> believe the combination of so rewarding decorating the train every weekend to fire the it shows all for the combined volunteers. and it's just a wonderful experience brings so much holiday, joy, everyone. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, caltrans holiday trend goes back on the track starting his weekend where you can catch all of it. 70,000 can catch all of it. 70,000 lights.

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>> all right, this morning live. look outside at sfo. we could see looks like united airlines on the tarmac there and then making us all think about our next maybe holiday getaway their day, some delta back there, too. yes, so they're moving around. that's good news. no delays from last time i checked. so that's good news there. we got lots of sunshine. >> within the kind of work to work out, a lookout for how they're going to be some winds tomorrow and a little bit into tuesday as as well. good morning, everybody. san francisco, you also see some of that leftover hace 2 but aloft notice the blue skies. that's where the sunlight comes from. let's get to those winds now kind of breezy today. yeah, right. whatever. >> but it looks like it's still kind of favoring the north, which is getting close to offshore. and then there's going to be a nice twist here. happening due east. so that's gonna be a really solid land breeze here is going to keep us pretty dry. looks like over the next 48 hours a little bit. the on and i mean dry in terms of the measure moisture in the air. that's going to drop off, too. and we've had a lot of recent rain. so that's going to help out a little

bit. give us a bit of cushion with this. there has been any statements of dresses that part of the forecast. and if you miss the rain, don't worry in the long range forecast. it's coming back. first, things first some scattered clouds on wednesday. you know, whatever, thursday, there's a little bit of rain, maybe some showers at work. the deeper stuff doesn't get here to the weekend. this is what we've been watching. yes, it means mountain snows as well. we're trying to get the timing down in all of this, too. so some of the models are kind of hinting the friday night will be where the bulk of it is and then take a breather on saturday and maybe another one saturday night. if we could do this all night that the dandy as a uc end of the following monday. another wave comes our way as well. so we're going to be flipping into kind of more of a wet situation going forward. so you're temperatures for this sunday with improving sky conditions. 62 san francisco, so lot of 60's even at the coast, which is not bad as you get in the winter months here now, 63 for burn again. foster city about 64 palo alto at 66 the south. they will be treated to some lower 70's today. looks like

san jose, santa clara, east bay shoreline to getting close upper 60's with dry valley, upper 60's as well. 69 walnut creek and concord looks like looks like or end at 66. 66 also for berkeley, the lay check ing in at 65 those winds might give an extra boost perhaps tomorrow. 69 fairfield nap at 69 69 or 66 rather for santa rosa. there's a slight drop that happens early next week because this kind of nothing front, if you will, is going to give some cooler air mass behind all of that. some scattered clouds wednesday, thursday. there's a little shot of maybe some rain trying to work in here, but it's really the weekend we're watching for the lion share of all that and try to get the timing everything together. so that's we're going to be piecing together for you. the timing of the arrival of all this rain. everything. so okay. thanks a lot. we'll enjoy the dryness. well, we've got it. yeah, thanks a lot. >> well, holiday season is a time for celebration, but for some of our neighbors, it can be a time of hardship, a peninsula based nonprofit is working now to spread the good

cheer through their annual holiday helping hand drive earlier today, i spoke with ella sogomonian. she's a volunteer with the group moms against poverty. hello, good morning to you. >> good morning, stephanie. mmr guys out there kron 4. but as you know, i've been working with organizations throughout the community whose work i really believe in like moms against poverty. they help kids around the world. but the need is also here at home. the holidays are a fun time, but a lot of her neighbors are actually struggling to keep up between the cost of living here and gift giving, which can be quite stressful. so there's something in as they do every year during the holidays with their toy drive called holiday helping hand. and it's happening now through december 15th. so we're encouraging people to help out and drop off. new unwrapped toys at 3 different locations. all in burlingame. this is a local nonprofit based out of burlingame. and they actually got a lot of help from the central county fire department

as well as local allies. and now we're asking your viewers too, do the same. so 3 different locations where people can come bring those toys. that's a main public library in burlingame. the easton branch of burlingame library, as well as the moms against poverty office. it's located at 8, 5, 1, borough way road in burlingame. >> oh, yeah. well, thank you so much for that and of course, it is good to see you as well. tell us a little bit more about moms against poverty. want this to the mission statement. how long has it been around for? >> so it's been around for over 2 decades. and the founder and ceo is from the peninsula. her name is still free and fun. it and i had the pleasure of meeting her few years ago. well, it was out and, you know, doing community work and i got to learn that she over the years is home to millions of children through this nonprofit organization and the people that contribute and donate around the world. 16 different countries. they help with kids who don't have

schools. so they actually build the schools that educate them. they provide medical supplies for children as well and clothes and food. so a lot of it is hunger relief as well. so unfortunately, we are seeing these needs like i mentioned here in the bay area, too. so they've pre indemnified kids along the peninsula and in the past, they've helped 2000 children wake up to a gift for the holidays. so they're just going trying to make that happen. one more time again with the help of anyone out there that's able to do that. so, you know, some people might not want to make the time to go out and buy a physical gift and drop it off. so they actually made it pretty easy for anyone to help. they have to registries one with amazon and one with target that they put on their website moms against poverty dot org. so that's another way that people can contribute to this fabulous organization that i've come to love so much. we were just showing some video. it looks like a

lot of people out there doing gift-wrapping are those volunteers or people with the organization. >> it's a mixture of both that the people with the organization are actually volunteers, but we're inviting more people to come out on the actual day of the gap dropping because while we are collecting these toys between now and december 15th, it all culminates with that really exciting event. they video and pictures of which is happening sunday december 15th in burlingame, the parks and rec department. and so everyone's invited. it's a big party. santa himself will be there and people will come out and then drop those gifts during that big best or party with food and dancing and then put those gets together to then be delivered to the kids that have been pre-selected with the community partners out there. yeah. sounds like such an inspiring time now. are there other ways that people can chip in? >> and you may have mentioned this a bit earlier, but just outside of this holiday wrapping event. >> you know, it's this

organization is working around the clock you know, every month of the calendar. so it's one that i do encourage people look into if they do want to help out specifically with children in need and worldwide because their footprint is huge. the scale at what they're doing, having started from just, you know, small plays a mom in burlingame is really inspirational. so take a look at how you can about, but what we are asking for specifically during the holidays is to help out with this toy drive and drop off some of those new unwrapped gifts at 3 locations we talked about again, just simply click on the target or amazon registry list that but then provided to make it really easy for everyone to take part. >> yet, as we start to wrap things up here, no pun it. what type of toys we do say are most in demand for the organization at this time. >> you know, that's a really

good question, 70, because it's a range. so they are accepting gifts for, you know, kids as young as infants to actually teenagers who are 16 years old and in high school. so it's quite the range and they need a lot of variety in those gifts, as you can imagine. so whatever comes to imagination, whatever people are willing to give whatever they can give, you know, i know it's a hard time for a lot of people, but maybe, you know, somehow they were able to to get in touch with a couple gets themselves that maybe kid wasn't interested but so it's it's a variety. and we welcome anything that people are willing to provide that is appropriate for kids. the team again and vince age to 16 years old. >> all right. wonderful ella sogomonian volunteer with moms against poverty. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you, stephanie. have a good day to happy have a good day to happy holidays.

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have them a little bit on the offshore direction here a little bit. >> this is surface and all that. and then there's a flip that's going to be directly due east. so this is really gonna be offshore for a good 48 hour time period. there's been no statements about any fire concerns with any of or any wind advisory talk probably have a lot of insulation because of recent rains, which you're looking at now. this is the dewpoint values and they're getting subfreezing, which means that's that's going to be some drier there to make note of okay. after all of that happens, the next hit for rain thursday. maybe something. but next weekend like a package of how this storm system will so looks wet into next weekend. we're hoping that the heaviest hits will happen at night, ok? you get one of the caltrain. yeah. fingers crossed. yeah. all right. thanks so much, david. thanks to all of you for joining us here on the profit weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin and behalf of all of us here. >> i found have a lovely weekend. thanks so much for joining us. see you next.

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