>> how do reach out to the community and to explain to people that this sort of behavior isn't acceptable. now on the kron, 4 morning news businesses in the south bay targeted with hateful messages on the first day of hanukkah. >> we heard from disturbed community leaders and neighbors. plus former forty-niners player dana stubblefield rape conviction gets overturned. more on the decision coming from the court. and think travel is expected today at airports all across the country. live this morning from sfo. >> news at 6. >> well, good morning to think you're waking with us bright and early. john are just say the last friday. it's the lowest readings are. like some ways. yes, in some like that's the why do we get the rain? kathy on the last friday like

morning? it is good morning raid. a good morning, judge. that's the way are roles. you know, it's we've gotten a lot of rain, especially overnight. >> into the early morning hours, it was a very wet commute in for me. and i'm sure if you head out you're going to see some rain and you're going to see some slick roads, but things will change in soon enough because we'll have a little bit of trying this afternoon. here are your weather headlines and the rain tapers off by my late morning and you could still see a few showers here and there, but mainly dry today for the rest of the day until we get to tonight when another storm comes through. but it's not as significant a storm as the one we're experiencing right now. so it'll be much lighter rain. and that's the good news. but in the meantime, is overnight rain. we've had. it's triggered some flooding concerns, especially in the north bay. there are flood warnings for areas such as santa rosa and park, like mark field wiki up sebastien pull. some areas are seeing some rises in the creeks and streams. so a small creeks and streams have had excessive

rainfall and there's definitely imminent flooding. some areas are flooding actually around sebastopol. also that taper off eventually as the rain tapers off. if you head to the coast, high surf advisory for 20 to 30 foot breakers stormtracker than showing the current storm and heading through the weekend. we're going to see a series of storms in our direction and if you're heading out right now, it is windy. gosh, my we've seen numbers around 29 miles per hour in san francisco. 25 for nevada. 29 for degas bay. it will taper off even as early as about sunrise and then for the rest of the day, not as impressive in terms of rainfall give a 70 mile per hour gusts in fairfield 16 right now. back to rein in john for news. thanks. >> any issues, there is an issue on westbound 4 just west of any act. there's a traffic collision. no injuries reported from it. but now we do have one of the cars

engulfed in flames and that is resulting in some lane closures there on west bound for. >> aside from that, as you can see on the bay bridge, things are rolling on just fine. at 9 minutes, richmond center fell bridge only 7 minutes this morning, nevada, to the tolls taking you 19 minutes to make your crossing. back to the news. aaa is predicting peak travel today at the nation's airports. this is a live look at san francisco international airport right now. flightaware reporting 37 delays, one cancellation while or other airports tracking those delays. 9 cancellations out of sorry, 9 delays but 0 cancellations. san jose international with 7 delays but also 0 cancellations. so far. and of course, we're going to keep you updated as those numbers change. meanwhile, michael thomas is live at the airport this morning. it looks like things are rolling out. michael, things are looking a little busy back there. >> hi, good morning, everyone. as they've been saying all morning, it's the last friday of the year. let's make our way down this line. so this is actually where people are dropping off their backs. take

a look. this is american airlines. you can see it's pretty packed this morning. we're going to move closer a little bit. follow me this way. so we can see where all these people are going >> look at how cute this is chaos. did you make to make it? no, i wish i could morning. we're going to knoxville, tennessee, only governor you from the bay area. yes, we are born and raised. we'll have all your retry were in the festive spirit spirit. okay. there's still 3, 4, more days of the year. you guys related? my mama. see any thoughts for people who are heading out this morning heading to the airport. any advice? keep your holiday cheer in check. okay. little jingle in thank you so much. you too. we'll move down this way. it was fun. was fun, wasn't take a look that we've got all these people here this morning. they're all heading out. i'm not sure exactly where they're going. >> but this is a very long line just to drop off your bags this morning. as the post says, they've really been

preparing for go ahead. have you go first year? it would. they've been preparing for this since thanksgiving. they're actually expected to have until next wednesday over 6 million people pass through sfo. and this is just a brief summary of some of those passing through behind this line is the tsa line. you've got tons of people over there. so again, so 6 o'clock in the morning, but people are up and they're moving. we chatted with some people traveling from santa rosa. they said the rain was coming down, but they're headed to hawaii and you'll hear from them in the next hour or so. so we'll be here all morning when it comes to the delays will give you one quick look at the board this morning. john, i know you said there were some delays later on in the afternoon or so. but right now everything for the morning flights. does look like they're all on time. i'll send it back to you. so many people in that line. michael was busier today than it was the other day. >> all right. let's head to the south bay. now. his business is talking with hateful messages. this is on the east side of san jose, including a swastika and racist language plastered on front of a tutoring facility.

front doors. check moment has reaction from customers and community leaders. >> much of the graffiti has already been removed, but some of the as you can is still stayed into the paint of the exterior. >> of this shopping center, many residents we spoke with today say they are shocked that this happened even though pointing out that this topic center has had its fair share of vandalism this year, a swastika and racial expletive plastered on the a plus math museum tutoring center. >> on christmas day, it was quite shocking. shocking for it to happen in this area or anywhere. marco's herrera took this photo by the time kron 4 arrived. it was god. san jose police telling kron 4 their hate crime unit is investigating the vandalism and whoever did it. they have been recorded and this shouldn't be happening. so what's going on? how do how do reach out to the community? >> and to explain to people that this sort of behavior isn't acceptable. the graffiti happened in a popular east side. san jose shopping plaza. the swastika was painted here on the first day of hanukkah.

the jewish community relations council bay area sent a statement about the vandalism saying, quote. >> while we don't know this, vandals motive, we do know that california has seen increase in hate crimes, motivated by anti-jewish bias. lot of writing some lot chasing ratings. i would call it the state speech type thing. >> and this man walking his dog apollo thursday morning. their typical weekday stroll interrupted by meaning it does another kind of speeches. we want to care ride on. the idea that i think so get not the part of this community, the san jose naacp also calling out the graffiti saying, quote, this incident occurred in an affluent community on the east side of san jose where political views often differ from the majority. >> those responsible must be held accountable. san jose councilmember to make oak and ellis also called out the vandalism saying he's hopeful san jose police will catch whoever did. this man has been pretty daunting in the stadium, but many customers thursday say the vandalism is a sign of the times for the shopping center. people telling broken windows,

vandalism and robbery are called it been there for more than 6 plus months. and a camera finished getting her dogs gripped pet store. she tells us used to be an edible arrangements until they were targeted. they had been here. want to see maybe about a year or so. and then a cup and allies. i want to see twice. i think that's why they close to now. we hoping into commercial stay here for a while. hopeful something in this area will change soon. >> cameron says it's still a fun place to take your family. i just hope that it it's one off incident and it could tell anybody from coming coming here and enjoying the the the process. jack moment kron. 4 news. 6, 0, a former 40 niner star dana stubblefield rape conviction has been overturned. stubblefield was convicted in 2020 of a woman who we interviewed. >> to babysit his kids in 2015 according to the victim's testimony, stubblefield allegedly locked her in a room at his morgan hill home and then pointed the gun at or before the rate. a court on

thursday overturned a rape conviction after police never searched double fields home and never found any guns. prosecutors say he was home but was never searched because stubblefield a celebrity and african american stubblefield claims prosecutors used his race against him. the court determined that the conviction was, quote, legally invalid. california's prop 36 recently became law increasing penalties for certain thefts and drug crimes over sunday for talked about the new law store managers and one san francisco is busy shopping area. >> the haight ashbury neighborhood is bustling this holiday season with shoppers and diners >> but it's also a popular target for criminals all the time. so. >> the front right now is currently wooden board because of people driving through the overnight. it happened 2 times this then we get stolen from out. second street is a vintage retail shop that's been in business for 3 years.

storm manager roman says the shop has lost an estimated $50,000 in merchandise. we have security and but it doesn't always. >> people really brazen in the past is coming in and grabbing something walking it's really annoying over at kerry lane. another retail store is having the same issues. levine care, which i'm a lof. the assistant manager shows photos on her phone of a reoccurring thief. they never caught him or anything. you know, hughes. >> verbally assaulted us like he's like threaten the u.s.. she says it's not just about the looting. that's disturbing. its safety for her. and employees said that he was going punch if we try to stop him, you know, stuff like that and you never actually done anything. but, you know, he was he's obviously violet. >> the thievery has to stop, she says, but she doesn't know if prop 36 will help. >> because the times she's reported looting to the police, nothing was done. you know, i've seen they handle that. you know, when prop 36

wasn't pass, but i'm not sure how that's going change. i don't know if they're response. time is going to change or how they would crack down on it. more prop 36 allows felony charges and sentenced increases for certain retail theft and drug san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says repeat offenders like over at kerry lane will now face felony charges. we have to have something. and this is about having a tool. >> to really kind deal with folks who continue to be a problem in our system and in our neighborhoods in a in a greater edwin flores, a sales associate at kerry lane is happy prop. 36 is now law, but he also agrees with his manager about the response time from police and sometimes will be alone at the store. so we'll even more vulnerable. >> luckily, we have like a things to protect their stuff like pepper spray or something. >> governor gavin newsom oppose prop 36 citing concerns with prison population.

jenkins says at least in san francisco, mass incarceration. what happened with prop 36 in san francisco? lindsay for kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news to 3 continues to wash ashore as engineers assess what's left of the sa6.14. here's 4

things you need to know today. police in oakland are investigating a burglary at a lucky grocery store. >> they say the suspects ram their way into the store on mountain boulevard thursday morning. police say they stole items and ran away in their cars. a man in san jose has

been arrested for running a brothel out of the home. officers found 2 women inside and recovered about $10,000 in cash. the man has been booked into jail. petaluma police arrested a 47 year-old man on tuesday after a tip led them to a drug bust. officers say the man from sandra fell was caught with nearly a quarter pound of methamphetamine packaged for sale. police say the suspect was on active parole at the time and was arrested and booked on charges of methamphetamine possession for sale along with parole. hold. san francisco international airport has introduced a new sensory room designed to support neurodiverse travelers and their families. it features an activity area calming and soothing space and a life-size cabin experience that lets families exploring mock-up of an airplane cabin to prepare for the flight. the sensory room is located after security in harvey milk terminal. why? from daily 05:00am to 11:00pm.

>> well, multiple rain systems are moving across northern california through the weekend. that means we'll get some periods of rain like overnight last night into this morning. lots of rain. this is the strongest storm of the period. so that's good news will get lighter. rain least coming up. look at the roads. they are slick as you head across the golden gate bridge, there's been so much rain, excessive rainfall that has triggered flood alerts. in fact, a warning flood warning in parts of sonoma county including rohnert park and cotati lack field waking up for u.s.. bill. many areas are seeing rises in the small streams and creeks. small rivers and in some areas like colgan creek near sebastopol at the flood, minor flood stage. so this is imminent or occurring at this hour. and this goes through to got this afternoon at 2.30. so there are concerns there and a flood advisory in alameda county has now been allowed to expire. so that's the good news is things start to calm down just a little bit high surf advisory.

yes, surf is still up 20 to 30 foot waves right along the water's edge. so if you're heading there, it's really not a good place to be because those storms, the waves can really swift across the beaches and the rocks jetties. you don't want to be near that. it's really dangerous if you're heading up to the sierra winter weather advisory is in effect. we could see 5 inches of snow and even more in the higher elevations and wind is a big factor. so probably not a good time to be driving up there, especially this morning with winds gusting to 60 miles per hour. what's in our future of the forecast? models show the series of storms coming right across the bay area all the way through sunday and then sunday evening, things start to turn around a little bit and high pressure starts to build in and that means the translation is a dry spell starting on sunday heading through the end of 2024, of course, it will be certain

chilly mornings. but we'll take look at some sunshine. so that's the good news. future rain totals from now until sunday. not so terrible. 39, 100's of an inch in half moon bay about a 3rd of an inch for san francisco. just an inch for santa rosa. and 29. 100's in livermore. 2700's in santa say so. those are our rainfall totals. looking ahead for the next 3 days. we get some showers off again on again. but it's monday. but we start to see that sunshine and the good news. here's the 6 to 10 day precipitation outlook going from january. 1st 2025 through the 5th and it looks tri-cities colors where you see yellows and gold colors. that is that's less. what the normal good news reyna. john, back to you. thanks so much, kathy. >> 6.18. let's get a look at the roads. honestly, everything's been role in really smooth even that earlier issue on highway 4 since been cleared. the means to fremont street 9 minutes fear crossing. it's just a

little slower. that's really because of the rain, not for any traffic reason. richmond center fell 8 minutes. you're rolling at the limit. >> and a beautiful their view there at the toll plaza at the golden gate. well, the alameda county sheriff's office asking the community for help to find a missing man. take a look at the picture on your screen. 47 year-old brian melo was last seen leaving his sister's home in san lorenzo on december 14th melo. a humble county native is approximately 5.10, 180 pounds with hazel eyes and blonde hair. he was wearing a red spiderman hoodie, matching sweat pants and white shoes. police say he has tattoos that say caliber and humbled on his calf melo left without a phone or money and maybe using public transportation. if you seen him, please contact authorities. a man is dead after he was hit by a car in fairfield. the accident happened on court. delia road near 6.80, on christmas eve. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. police say the driver stayed to cooperate

with the investigation. well, engineers in santa cruz, they're still working to assess the damage. >> of the wharf after a portion of it was wiped out dangerous. well, slanted to the structure monday cars and 3 city workers to into the water. 2 of them had to be rescued by lifeguards and the others managed to swim back to land. officials are urging tourists and beachgoers avoid the area and debris continue to wash ashore. >> 6.19, over the holiday week. president biden signed 50 bills into law, one backed by activists. paris hilton, pro tax teenagers living in residential treatment facilities. another sets anti-hazing standards on college campuses. and yet another prevents members of congress from collecting pensions if convicted of crimes related to public corruption. biden also signed a bill making the bald eagle, the national bird of the u.s. the federal government had never designated an official bird until now. >> well, the year may be winding down, but the team

trump transition to the white house is in high gear. yeah. that includes tech billionaire elon musk's dozier initiative to dismantle parts of the federal government. >> washington correspondent raquel martin joins us with the latest. >> rain in john, good morning. will elon musk is eager to get to work and start cutting back on federal spending just yesterday on twitter. he compared the dmv to the inner workings of the federal government. but democrats, google elon musk, who is the richest man in the world, vastly out of touch or promising the push back on any bad ideas. >> so we're looking to say maybe 2 trillion dollars with the full backing of president elect donald trump. elon so-called department of government efficiency is loading ahead of the new year, eliminate hundreds of billions of dollars of waste and fraud. musk with the help of businessman vikram, a swami say their deep diving ways to slash the national deficit,

which has ballooned to 36 trillion dollars. they met with lawmakers earlier this month on capitol hill to float ideas as scrapping the irs canceling diversity grants to the department of education, modernizing government technology. and privatizing the u.s. postal service. this is once-in-a-generation opportunity. we intend to be successful. says republican congressman pete sessions and senator john cornyn are ready to work with musk but are promising not to touch social security or medicare and medicaid, which makes up a bulk of the national budget. i think for practical purposes, those are off the table. democrats are not holding their breath. elon musk is largely himself to be an efficient. >> liar and self-serving plutocrat. and so i don't have high hopes for him having anything other than pretty awful ideas. but progressives are always willing to vote for in champion. good ideas.

>> this committee is a top priority for president-elect donald trump. he says the goal is to finish its work by july 4th, 2026 for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you guys. all right, rick hill, thank you for that. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the forty-niners were back in the practice field preparing for their monday night matchup with the lions were looking 6.2

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron morning news. it get a check of the forecast still hpboth in morning. the last friday, like you just mention of the year. yeah, we get a little sprinkle here and their little sprinkle here and there kathy's on it, though, says she's got your outlook. >> they it a lot of sprinkle here and there a little earlier. >> it's going to be tapering off late this morning and also has been very gusty winds. the winds this morning still running 30 to 40 mile per hours in some spots, especially through the gaps in the passes. and then we get a little bit of a break this afternoon. late tonight into tomorrow. yet another storm heads in our direction. the

good news, it's not a strong, not as much rain as the one we're currently experiencing. it's a series of storms up rate of through the weekend. and then by sunday night, everything turns around. so that is great news we're going to see some changes. but first, because of all the excessive rainfall, flood warnings are in effect. still in sonoma county. parts of santa rosa. here's you can see the area here where the flood warning is its parts of wiki up. clark field cotati for u.s.. bill. we're seeing excessive rainfall make the small creeks and streams rise. so concerns there. any area this low lying? we certainly have concerns because and bad drainage. you could certainly have a problem as you start to drive through those be very mindful of that. if you go to the coastline, it's a high surf advisory. this one as for 20 to 30 foot breakers. so the the beaches are not a great place to be today because we've got some seriously dangerous hazardous conditions

there. so here's a look at the current winds we're seeing. 22 mile per hour gusts right now in novato 30 in bodega bay. so this is quite impressive. half moon bay. 22 so right along the coastline, especially gusty. but as you get up to santa rosa, 16 mile per hour gust, oakland. 20 mile per hour gusts. all this will start to taper off as we get into. later in the day. so it's all good. it's just going to be tempered with a gust more around 10 miles per hour as we head into the afternoon and the evening even below that. so temperatures today, not remarkable. 50's close to 60 degrees in many areas, even reaching 60 in san francisco. john made it back to you. thanks, kathy. >> if the issues out there so far, the only issues really being involving some ponding in a few spots after a night of heavy rainfall like we saw 9 minutes across the bay bridge. but rolling along just fine. no backup through the maze. richmond center fell 8 minutes and there's a look at

the golden gate which is also rolling along a ok to the skies, were also taking a live look at sfo this morning. aaa says today's going to be yet another one of the busiest ones right now flight aware is reporting 53 delays and only one cancellation out of sfo. we're also tracking flights in the east and south bays, 8 delays and 0 cancellations out of oakland while 9 delays but also no cancellations from san jose. course, we'll keep you updated as these numbers to change. well, >> are investigating a burglary that happened at lucky grocery store. you're looking at a picture of the aftermath. they say the suspects ram their way into the store on mountain boulevard thursday. police say they stole items and ran away in their cars. if you have any information you're asked to contact opd. a man san jose has been running an illegal brothel outside of a home. police say the man was taken into custody last week. the brothels located on south 24th right near east santa clara street in the bottom part, neighborhood police found 2 women inside the home. they

recovered about $10,000 in cash. the man has been booked into jail. >> 6.33 now when the police arrested a 47 year-old man on tuesday after a tip led them to a drug bust in the area of hopper street and caulfield lane officers say the man from sandra fell was caught with nearly a quarter pound of methamphetamine packaged for sale. police say the suspect was on active parole at the time he was arrested and booked on charges of methamphetamine possession for sale along with a parole hold. if you're big into online shopping, your wallet could be hurting a little bit. retailers are blaming porch pirates for raising shopping prices as tens of thousands of retailers are now adding an extra charge in order to protect you as shipping insurance. that extra charge helps them reimburse customers for lost or stolen packages, including those taken by ports. these certain retailers are moving to make those charges. mandatory. well, as

california graphs grapples with a homeowners insurance crisis, a state agency is calling on lawmakers to make some changes to help. yeah, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> homeowners insurance market in california is in deep, deep trouble. federal nava not mincing words about california's homeowners insurance crisis. nava is the chair of the state, nonpartisan little hoover commission and oversight agency in charge of providing policy recommendations to the legislature. the governor and most recently, california insurance commissioner ricardo, >> in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. that resulted in some californians struggling to find any

insurance coverage at all. a key requirement to carry a mortgage from home. for their part. insurance companies have said they have no other choice but to pause or stop selling policies out of concerns. they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities. but now the little hoover commission has released these policy recommendations, commissioners believe can help the state address the crisis we're trying to do with these recommendations say to the governor. >> the legislature into the insurance commissioner, here are some practical steps that you can take now. to provide some relief to homeowners and moving forward to provide for a more stable insurance market for all californians among the commission's recommendations, one that would require insurance companies to incorporate a homeowner's fire mitigation efforts, one underwriting and setting rates. if you spend the money to make it on fire safe. >> and you do it based on a certain rules that have been accepted by the state of california and the insurance

industry. >> to help reduce your another recommendation would allow insurance companies to incorporate the cost of reinsurance when setting rates. >> in a nutshell, reinsurance is often described as insurance for your insurance company. it's the process where your insurer can transfer at least part of risk to another company to help offset any potential and then there's the recommendation to allow insurance companies to consider what's known as catastrophe. modeling with public oversight, which in a nutshell will allow them to factor in climate change and environmental risks. when setting prices. >> the ultimate goal is to get the insurance carriers can come in compete, where they believe that there is enough certainty in california's market that they are willing to come back in and make investments and provide policies to people who are going to get this fixed. during an interview with us over the summer and charts. commissioner lot of spoke to us about his insurance reform plan. the department of insurance recently responded to the little hoover commission with this letter

indicating lot is plan includes several of their recommendations. once we have these reforms in place. >> more companies are going come back into the market and one-party state. >> and the timing is still up in the air, but a lot of hopes his reforms take effect sometime early next year. les tom wallace kron 4 news. >> 6.37 san francisco international airport has introduced a new sensory room designated to support neurodiverse travelers and their families. take a look at this. they're innovative space offers a variety of calming and interactive features, including an activity area with both digital and hands-on options. the calming and soothing area for relaxation and a life-size cabin experience that lets families explore a mock-up of an airplane cabin to prepare for a flight. the sensory room is located after security and harvey milk terminal one open daily from 05:00am to 11:00pm and it's accessible to all terminals through connecting walkways. >> time now, 6.38, when it rains, it pours in for the

niners. it's really coming down the season and a tough one. ben ross explains why injuries mishaps of albright, the niners season to an end. >> well, the forty-niners season is ending the same way it started filled with injuries and now with just 2 games left in the season, the team he's trying to heal some guys up for next year. head coach kyle shanahan announced that both trent williams and re greenlaw. we're going to be shut down for the rest of the season. williams was officially placed on injured reserve. with that ankle injury, he ends up playing just 10 games this season written laws dealing with calf soreness which kept him out of sunday's game or took him out of sunday's game against the dolphins. he played just 2 games after returning from a torn achilles. now with williams going on ir, that's 15 players. niners have had to put on injured reserve this season. but really that's nothing compared to what their next opponent has dealt with. the detroit lions have put 22

players on ir this year. 22 and they still have found a way to go 13 2. >> they control their own destiny for the top seed in the nfc has impressed. kyle shanahan's not much different i've heard about other injuries, which is a huge credit to them. cause. >> they've had a ton. was expecting it to look lot worse than it actually does. i mean, there's still number one team in the league on 3rd down. think they're number 6 in red zone. you know, the way that they play their on and banged up the most on the line, a linebacker. but the way they play there on the way they rush the passer, you know, just individually missing couple good guys. but collectively, they still do it at a very high level and compared last year, just the coverage better. they've added some new guys, you know, drafting young corner. i'm bringing some guys in there and so they're they're further along and defense. and they were last year this time. >> of course, these are the 2 teams that met in the nfc championship game less than 11 months ago, although it feels like it's been years now looked like the lions forget

to advance to their first ever super bowl. they led it 24 to 7 at halftime. but the niners as remember, came all the way back. justin detroit, 34 31 now despite the forty-niners struggles this season, the lions are not taking anything for granted. guys, back to you. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, costco expanding a recall to the bacteria and bird flu concerns. >> we'll have the latest on the health. miller should know about. after the break. it's a winter wonderland at palisades tahoe and the snow perfect. her family get away. will tell you why this could be your ideal winter trip. >> rain systems continue to move across the bay area, bringing dangerous surf conditions. when does all this rain? and when we get to dry

>> welcome back. take a look at this. it's a winter wonderland right now in california's high country. and it may be the perfect trip for you and your family i'm a little jealous of people who have been up in tahoe for the holidays because it's been so nice up there. >> stephanie lin spoke with madison condit with palisades tahoe. the holiday rush that they're seen. check it out. looking beautiful out there as well. >> that is and tell us a bit about how the holidays treated palisades tahoe have a lot more visitors. i you know, i think people are just really excited because we had a powder day on christmas is kind of a christmas miracle of skies >> beautiful skiing. so i mean, yeah, we've had some people here coming in from the

holidays with us, which is our favorite yeah. love to hear that now. how are you guys preparing for this upcoming snow winter advisory? i do anticipate any lifts are areas of the resort to be closed. >> yeah. with storm that's coming in. we're expecting over a foot and a half of snow by sunday. really exciting, however. yeah, it's going to be pretty windy throughout the entire weekend. so our upper mountain lifts might be affected terms just the wind in general. but we will have multiple lifts open on our larry mountains, both about pine and palace safe areas. okay. great. so still options for folks who want to try and head out there. in terms of safety, though, is there anything that people who are planning to visit palisades? is there anything that they should prepare for? no. >> i mean, just in general, you want to wear layers, especially when it's when you have your wind breaker and you know anything waterproof because of that snow elevation will be fluctuating. but on top of that, you know, just make sure you're driving safely. check in with caltrans before you're driving up for this year's because it could get a little bit icy out there. and have you guys also increase staffing on your and just into anticipation of all

the interest? i'm sure that's building about the snowfall. >> i mean, we are fully staffed in general. so we're just happy and excited to welcome everybody here. we always have a ton of programming going on, especially during the holidays. >> so, you know, we've had 11 inches of snowfall this week and all that being said, it's been some great powder skiing. and in terms of events, we've had johnnie mosley, he's going to be here for skiing both tomorrow of all the 30th. so we'll be seeing with the public. and then we'll also have fireworks live music and a torchlight parade on new year's eve. so we're ready to go ready to welcome everybody. here to fall fits fantastic in. how can people people need to get tickets or book special reservations if they want to attend any of those fun events you just mentioned. >> know most is all just for free for the public. so if you want to confuse johnny just shot, make sure you have the lift ticket. you're ready to go. >> for the torchlight parade that is sold out. but it is amazing to watch from the base area and fired come enjoy it from sit back and and you know, have a have a glass of champagne or some sparkling

apple cider and toast. yeah. yeah. >> sounds like a great ways celebrate and ring in 2025. it sure is to know since we still have your how are conditions at this moment compared to the same time last year. >> you know, so we've had 119 into the snowfall so far this season and we have more train open now than i have ever seen in my 5 went through your it's we have almost every single chair lift open. so the conditions and the trainer awesome. it's pretty soft snow right now, especially because it's wetter down low. but there is powder skiing up high. it's awesome. it's definitely time to come out here. all right. terms of classes for the beginners, their options there as well. absolutely. so one of the best program that we have here is called the perfect progression program is met for the very beginner skiers and riders. it's 3 lessons. and then after your free lessons, you get an unlimited season past palisades tahoe. it's the best product, you know, program 9 up in the lake tahoe area. so if you're a beginner scare, you want 3 lessons with him. the best instructors in the north american area, they

thought all right. thank you so much. madison coated with palisades tahoe. we appreciate your time and for bringing us that beautiful view behind you there. we have have a great day. thank you to. >> a winter weather advisory is in effect until noon for the parts of the sierra. if you're heading up their tough travel conditions, you might want to carry chains the roads may be slippery to maybe some snow on it. 5 inches of additional snow is expected. this is wet snow and winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour in some areas closer to home, the golden gate bridge still very slick. we've had quite a bit of overnight rain and the weather headlines are that the rain tapers off later this morning and then we'll go for mainly dry conditions for this afternoon until another round of rain arrives late tonight into tomorrow morning. so we're not done yet with all the rain that's been so much rain in some areas such as

parts of sonoma county that there are flooding concerns today and that the flood advisories and warnings are set to expire about 2.30, this afternoon. more on that in just a sec. high surf advisory is in effect along the california coastline. >> so here's the areas of the warnings. this is around santa rosa rohnert park during bill for spill cotati the lark field wiki at basta pool. >> colgan creek hid them at the monitor show that they were actually at moderate flood stage. that's near sebastopol. so some areas are really seeing a big rise in the rivers and the creeks and streams. and that's all due to the excessive rainfall. we've had overnight on top of all the rainfall we've had the last couple of weeks or so. so that's a concern through about 2.30, this afternoon. the earlier flood advisory that had been effect in alameda. he's now been allowed to expire. so that is great news right along the coastline. large breaking waves, 20 to 30 foot waves continue to pound the california coast causing

some beach erosion and certainly don't want to be on. the beach has a big, large sneaker wave is possible and you don't want to be swept up in that. so here's a series of storms forecast model showing, of course, some snow in the sierra and some series of storms heading in our direction once again. >> overnight tonight into tomorrow and again on sunday. look for some wet weather. when can you retire that umbrella? i think sunday night starting sunday night, a ridge builds in. so heress what's happening. you see this little part in the clouds coming sunday that continues into monday tuesday, wednesday. future rainfall totals. in the meantime, with all this rain that continues to come through the weekend, maybe less than half an inch in san francisco. this is now through sunday evening. and in a little bit more as you head north, close to 3 inches for you recover around the bay area. it's really minimal amounts now coming. it's a cumulative amount, not a big deal. forecast. high temperatures today mainly in upper 50's to low 60's. really not much

swing in temperatures this time of year. is there when you've got 62 in nevada. 58, but they give a and 60 in livermore. so it's all kind of flat. a look ahead shows yes, the rain continues today tomorrow, sunday off and on again again this afternoon. pretty clear, certainly dryer. and then monday comes and that's when you get the the tradeoff is yes, we get some cool morning temperatures tuesday. as we but move from 2024 to 2025, it will be on a nice note with dry conditions. john ray, to back to you. and kathy, a big issue on ii. 80 southbound in oakland right now. it doesn't have to do with any accidents. >> but as chp is describing a huge pothole forming in the slow lane on 80. it's resulting in multiple vehicles with flats and even some debris that it reports show many people have come into contact with. so that is slowing travel on a 80 southbound through downtown

oakland. the pothole itself is in the slow lane right around the san antonio neighborhood. so you may want to be watching your travel down to 80 and be watching that slowly and in particular again, that's 8.80, southbound, right before you take the embarcadero exit to get off towards alameda. as you can see, the bay bridge is doing just fine, though. 8 minutes to make your crossing their easy goes. it richmond center fell 8 minutes as well for your crossing. and finally, the golden gate looking good that typical 20 minutes to get your from nevado in the north bay down into the city. >> all right. in the north and 19 year-old driver arrested after this rollover crash in santa rosa. happened wednesday night on steel lane at southbound. one off for him. police say the teen ran away after the crash and police later found him. they say he was intoxicated. he was saying to the hospital for injuries and then booked into jail. 6.52. now costco is expanding a recent recall of eggs due to exposure. >> to bacteria and bird flu. the fda says the eggs are affected and they're now the

highest alert level from salmonella. the eggs were sold in. 25 costco stores in 24 count cartons. they were sold under the kirkland signature brand. the labels say the eggs are organic. pasture raised. the fda says there is reasonable probability the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death. all right. coming up in the next hour. >> on a law going into effect, we're going to fill you in on one that extending protections one that extending protections for the lgbtq+ student

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behavior isn't acceptable. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news businesses in the south bay targeted with people messages on the first day of hanukkah. we heard disturbed community leaders and neighbors. former forty-niners player dana stubblefield. rape conviction gets overturned. we're on the decision coming from the court. and peak holiday travel is expected today at airports across the country. we're live this morning from sfo. it said. good morning, everyone. i'm john travel and i'm reyna harvey and thank you for waking with us. the last friday of >> the year and we were talking to kathy about it's raining today. i just want to say you're giving new year's already this morning, right? ship are which is what the roads had. a little summary shiny. but why did it take the last >> we've had a lot of rain pretty much, many days lately. haven't you noticed?