>> america. >> was not built on timidity, all panic, all uncertainty about the future. all lack of confidence in our own. technology. our own will or ability. america was built with vision. with faith. and also with hard work. >> now at 10, the longest living american president and

a global humanitarian. jimmy carter has died tonight. we look back at his politics, how he redefined his life. >> for human rights after the white house. hello, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. jimmy carter turned 100 in october. the former president had been receiving hospice care at his home in plains, georgia, since february of 2023. along with being the longest living american president ever. he was also a nobel peace prize winner. he was a champion of democracy, public health, human rights. marni hughes has a look back at his life. >> jimmy carter, the peanut farmer who became president that it will be on the world. we always looking forward to getting back hall born in 1924. in plains, georgia raised in a small farming community. he joined the navy and married the love of his life in 1946. will eventually i would. it was motion.

>> that's up from the like they took over the family farm when his father passed in the 50's. the couple raised a family and the business grew. so did jimmy carter's standing in the state? believe i know our people. >> well, this day. >> well, as anyone could. >> he became georgia's governor in 1971 and then set his eyes on the white house in 1976. name. >> it's jimmy carter i'm running for president. >> carter ousted gerald ford as the nation moved on from watergate. i jimmy carter do solemnly swear. i jimmy carter do solemnly swear. one defining moment of carter's one term in office framework. >> for in the middle east. >> affords a peace treaty between egypt and israel. but the iran hostage crisis consumed his final 14 months in office with 52 american captives finally being

released only after carter's presidency ended. and ronald reagan's began carter's popularity grew as time, went on, winning the nobel peace prize in 2002 honoring his decades, long advocacy for human rights around the world. we gan choose. >> to work together for peace. we can make these changes. >> and we must the nation's longest living former president taking a quiet approach to life post politics going home to georgia teaching sunday school surviving cancer and building homes for people in need. thing that keeps coming back in to more out of it that we put into it. >> well, we now have had a work project with our ocean being. you know, telling what to do. and making sure i don't get heard and make 7 now and then. >> so we take care of each other. jimmy carter, a lifetime defined by service and love had wonderful life

it. >> 1000 of friends had an exciting and adventurous ratify. just us. >> jimmy and rosalynn carter became almost synonymous with the charity habitat for humanity. among the many, many places they work to help build homes. oakland and 2013. this was the scene. they were also celebrating the 30th anniversary of the carter work project today. the habitat for humanity, east bay, silicon valley operation released a statement calling carter a champion for affordable and decent housing. governor newsom. among the many politicians reacting to the news he posted condolences saying in part, jennifer and i joined the country and the world in mourning the passing of president jimmy carter, a tireless champion for human rights and democracy. american political leaders offering condolences after carter staff, including president biden and president elect

donald trump. reporter john fenoglio has details. >> jimmy carter lived the life measured not by words, but by his deeds. tonight, the world is reacting to the passing of former president jimmy carter, including president biden. just look at his life, his life's work, who worked or educate disease, isis has around the world. he forged peace. this civil rights. you raise. free and fair elections around the world. bill, how's homeless from hopefuls? good job. and he is. and his compassion cleric to clarity. the people up in chiefs lives and save lives all over the globe. >> president-elect trump also weighing in writing in part, the challenge is jimmy faced as president came at a pivotal time for our country and he did everything in his power to improve the lives of all americans. for that. we all owe him a debt of gratitude. we urge everyone to keep them in their hearts and prayers.

>> there's bipartisan support at this point celebrating president carter and his life because particularly his post presidency, i think will be remembered as a high watermark in american history for what presidents can do once they leave office. and once they have that option, president carter's impact after leaving the white house was in measurable. >> he founded the carter presidential center in atlanta to battle poverty and homelessness around the globe. he advocated for denuclearization. he helped habitat for humanity, build homes for americans in need often showing up at construction sites to work alongside other volunteers. former president barack obama riding president carter taught all of us what it means to live a life of grace, dignity, justice and service. michelle and i send our thoughts and prayers to the carter family and everyone who loved and learned from this remarkable man in 2002 carter was awarded the nobel peace prize for his

work, advancing peace and humanitarian rights around the world. we can choose. to alleviate suffering. we can choose. to work together for peace. we can make these changes. and we must former president george w bush also issuing a statement saying in part, james earl carter junior was a man of deeply held convictions. he was loyal to his family, his community and his country. president carter dignified the office. carter also worked to broker peace in the middle east. in 1978, bringing together the prime minister of israel and the president of egypt at camp david. a historic moment on the world stage a moment. carter's grandson says was one of his grandfather's most notable achievements. i think that he would say that his greatest accomplishment during the presidency was the camp david accords. >> that peace in the middle east with such a fundamental part of his life's journey that he believed in it. he

fought for it for his whole life. that had wonderful life it. >> 1000 of friends i've had an exciting and adventurous ratify. >> just >> well, time for a look at the forecast. we're looking live at sfo here. gayle ong is here. gayle, we're talking with some really cold weather coming. >> yeah, 3 are. so we're going to be off to frosty start for the new year with tuesday, expected to be the cold this morning as the week. there's actually a frost and there will be a freeze warning in place. our inland communities. a live look from the east bay hills. mostly clear skies tonight. let's take a look at the rain totals from the last 24 hours. we did think about an inch in the north bay, which was expected. so we're at canfield. you could see about an inch of rain there over by the temperatures. now take a look at calistoga. 41 degrees. >> and 47 already in santa

rosa. so that's where the areas where you'll feel that cold air. so usually when that front leaves us, it leaves behind those chilly temperatures. so pretty quiet on stormtracker here. you may into some lingering showers at the day. but other than that, we're just seeing some patchy fog over by the valleys, the mostly clear skies overnight into the morning. just watch out for that valley fog towards the east bay. and mostly clear for the afternoon. so here's your wake-up planner. 06:00am with some partly cloudy skies will start to see the sun come out right after 07:00am. and take a look at the inland temperatures will be starting off the morning in the upper 30's. so bundle will be warming up to eventually to the 40's and 50's for daytime highs. we'll be talking about the cold air coming our way in the extended forecast. dark purple. is that freeze warning that goes into effect monday night into tuesday. so are in the north bay for you. and then around the some parts in the north bay and our inland communities in the east bay and south bay will be under a

frost advisory starting tonight into tomorrow. back to you, catherine. >> thank you. gayle today was expected to be the busiest travel day of the entire year for people all over the country, both aaa and american airlines predicted the roads. the airports would be packed with people li the returning home from christmas trips or heading off for new year's. more than 100 million people were expected to travel. at least 50 miles kron four's check moment has the story from sfo. >> more than 100 million people some point this weekend traveled more than 50 miles here in this country. sfo, the crowds were nearly impossible to find many people just happy that the lines were short and there are no delays. the rush after the holiday luggage moving and long. goodbyes. quickly off to your destination with practically no delay spotted parking, trying to find our terminal security is all of just 6 minutes. still enough time for

folks like olivia lewis and her husband to see each other new york to see a sister aaa and american airlines say sunday is expected to be the busiest travel day the entire year. it's a mix of people leaving their families going back home from the holidays to traveling for new years. more than 100 million people estimated to drive fly or take public transit wasn't too bad. actually, there wasn't really too much traffic. melissa graves and taylor password santa rosa for christmas and came several hours early, anticipating more traffic. now they could take more time to check in their dog, suu kyi for now back to the desert. and phoenix leaving their home town in the bay area. the spending time with friends and family and catching up with people saying though knew now it was probably my favorite sons. i live in the desert. >> inside the goodbyes after a successful holiday continue like san francisco residents, eileen and davis leon night, my daughter and my granddaughter was visiting from san diego. no delays sunday, but it was a different story on christmas and it was busier than expected on

christmas afternoon. yeah. today it seems good for many here, though, at sfo, the holiday memories made are worth any traffic, big or small out bad back. >> and i didn't know us having this family dropping off all their extended family to fly back to the east coast family. it's believed the most beautiful time of the like for me. so just having family around and just the the one that's about been everyone to get those holiday travel so smooth. even tsa is having fun at sfo. check moment. kron. 4 news. >> developing news, daly city police have spent last night all of today and tonight negotiating with the woman accused of lunging at them with a knife. we'll show you the scene from earlier tonight. but at last word, this is still happening. the woman lunged, police say after they had responded to a domestic disturbance report at a house on 88th street last night. officers say moments

after they arrived, the woman did charged at them with a knife, them locked herself inside the home. police negotiators, swat team members have been on the scene since about 6.45. last night. >> still ahead, new details what caused plane crash in south korea that killed 179 people. also look at what's driving the growing gap between what's good for wall street versus what's good for main street. and the search for a group

>> oakland police are looking

for a group of people connected to 2 morning robberies at the most recent just after 06:00am on heggen berger road. police say several people went into a shell store and robbed an employee then took off before the police arrived about 04:30am, in the morning a group of people broke into an arco station on shattuck avenue. not clear yet whether it was this same group. antioch police arrested a man last night who is accused of shooting at his girlfriend. that incident led to a shelter-in-place warning for a time happened on know park circle near country hills drive. officers say a man had shot at his girlfriend also at a nearby home. they say he then barricaded himself in a house. there was a 6 hour standoff. the man eventually was arrested. there were no injuries reported. all right. let's look at the forecast again. this is the view from our mount tam camera and kron 4 meteorologist scale on this here talking in part about

cold weather, chilly temperatures on the way. >> we saw that rain waves of rain. it was a very unsettled pattern had, wasn't it? so now that is setting the stage for the cold temperatures as this cold front is leaving us. and it's leaving behind frosty temperatures ahead. so a live look over from our san francisco camera. pretty clear out there as well. just like in that mount tam camera. so pretty quiet on our storm tracker. closer look, we don't see a lot of rain activity that has tapered off and it is really moving out of here. current winds, winds were a problem to overnight and early this morning. now winds are calm just coming of the wind advisory. it's now it's all about the chilly temperatures on the way. so this time yesterday was about where about 10 degrees down than we were yesterday and the 6 degrees down in other places. so >> you can really see it around the inland communities. our current temperatures are in the 50's and we're starting to see 40's and our inland valleys like santa rosa in livermore that going to be where we're going to see those

frost and freeze warnings as well. so this is the future cast model. this is from now till monday night. mostly clear. and then take a look at for monday night until tuesday afternoon. we're mostly clear. so that does set the stage for those chilly temperatures. and here's midnight at are keeping an eye on that new year's eve forecast, especially if you're heading out to francisco to see the fireworks. so stay tuned for that as it gets closer. we always watch out for the clouds, but we do look dry. >> last year we had a little rain. so here's the frost and freeze warning we have so frost advisory in the lighter blue. this is right now a toll. >> tomorrow morning. and then the purple is that freeze warning for the north bay. that will go into effect tomorrow night into tuesday. tuesday is expected to be the coldest morning of the week. so overnight lows off to a frosty start. low 40's tomorrow. and here's the forecast. highs warming up to the 50's now and some low 60's around some places. so here's that 7 day forecast. much more quiet weather. but take a look

at the lows. it's all about the low temperatures now tuesday and wednesday, we're talking 30's and that will keep an eye on that new year's eve forecast. back to you, catherine. thank you, gayle. >> there are 141 newly minted billionaires this year and the world's richest man, elon musk just saw his wealth top a historic 400 billion dollars. and this is highlighting a widening gap between the haves and the have nots for average americans 2024 did not bring the economic relief they needed. reporter kelly be sun has the story. >> when america ring in 2024, with the stock market in record territory, there was cautious optimism for the year ahead. a lot of people were projecting interest rates would finally start to come down to 2024. >> a lot of people thought inflation was finally under control. instead, it turned out to be year of dueling perspectives. there was a parade of positive indicators.

consumer spending exceeding expectations. inflation slowing wheat is up 4.6% in 12 months and a series of strong jobs report. the job market is cooking along. >> at a great rate, that's the 20th month in a row that the unemployment rate has been below 4%. >> americans citing different data. >> my grocery bill a week is over $700. 5 people. it's crazy. i mean, everything so plate 50% and they can't afford even take your family out. the now more. got a pretty good job. the economy is is really bad right now that a $14 an hour. >> currently, i'm working 7 days in a row and it's barely enough to make ends meet the economy's horrible. they tell us every day it's good. i shop. it's not good. the disconnect noteworthy, even to the experts i've never seen. the economy were 2 people are in can be in a room screaming one screaming, the economy's bad one screening. the economy is great and they're both right. it really is tale of 2

economies, right? it is 2 different economic reality is that people are experiencing. you happen to be invested in the stock market. >> that might be doing really well. but if you are a renter and you see the increased cost of renting, for example, then you're really feeling that stress partly to blame america's new gig, economy people are doing some get jobs. so they're working, but they're not working at the best quality jobs. >> the ones that are family sustaining a growing number like matthew kalish, relying on side hustles to get by. he works overnight at a new jersey hotel. then clocks in for his day job as a u.s. postal worker. i mean, we're sometimes at the end of the week where, you know, the big bills are paid, but we're waiting till friday to go, grocery shopping things like that because there's only so much money to go around even with both jobs because even slowing inflation means prices are still going up. so it doesn't mean prices are going to drop necessarily. it just means that they might stabilize or grow more slowly.

if your prices actual start to go down, that actually called a deflationary economy. and that's not a good thing from an economic perspective in september. with inflation hitting a three-year low. >> the fed made its first cut to interest rates. the u.s. economy is in a good place and and our decision today is designed to keep it there. expectations were high, but the average 30 year mortgage rate only dipped briefly to 6.2% before stubbornly sticking up for americans under a staggering record. 1.7 trillion dollars in credit card debt. it barely made a difference credit card. debt is high and rising and the average interest rate on a credit card in the u.s. is somewhere between 2025%. some as high as 36%. but americans don't seem to be tightening their belts when it comes to holiday shopping or on indulgences. like meal deliveries, expected to top 95 billion dollars this year. i'm definitely scratching my head of the people's willingness to pay for the convenience of meal delivery

and things like that. not only are prices generally higher when you order delivery service, that's on top of 30% food inflation that we've seen over the past 5 years. if all the traditional economic data fields as reliable as jack sparrow's compass, maybe it's time to look at that other famous indicator, the men's underwear index. >> which suggests men don't replace their briefs in boxers as often in tough economic times. it pains stock is any things are on the upswing for 2025. >> next at 10, we continue to look back at the life of jimmy carter. also how unsold food from a farmer's market is thousands of homeless people in the bay area and how major cities all over the world are getting ready for new year's getting ready for new year's celebrations.

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delsym, cough crisis averted. >> this is the final sunday of 2024. cities around the world are preparing for their new year's eve celebrations. reporter sean lewis shares what goes into throwing a world-class party. >> big plans and the air for sydney, which will be the first major city to ring in 2025. to something that we've been working full. >> on foot lifeboat, 12 months on site and planning. georgia fodi is with the company putting on the fireworks display. 9 tons of fireworks set off from the sydney harbor bridge and various other locations around the water. a before and a half 1000 now is >> from programming to actually staging the final

with a crew of 8 7 c hop off on the some of which have worked singing a favored 20. so we really have the best best staff in the business on the display on the night. >> london is planning a big celebration along the river. tense with the london eye ferris wheel at the center of it all celebrating its 25th anniversary at least 12,000, far we before 100 lights on the well. so it's going to be yet another spectacular just a amazing spectacle. spectacular. >> and about 100,000 people that you're sharing it with. so it's a great atmosphere, too. >> and new york's times square, the center of the college is also ready to go. the magic the new year's eve for me is that there's no other time like organizers of the ball drop say they are ready to host that big party tuesday night over billion people around the will be focused on this counting down

in unison. the final seconds of the year filled with hope and joy for 2025. and you can forget chicago's big display along the chicago river starting at 10:00pm art of the march will be projecting a display in the merchandise mart to help with the celebration as fireworks are launched from 6 different bridges. >> downtown and remember, cta offers free rides until 04:00am new year's day. happy 2025. >> and speaking of new year's eve kron four's the place to be. we're going to countdown to 2025 and every time zone. our coast to coast countdown begins at 09:00pm new year's eve. and you can join grant and justine for new year's live at 11:30pm. >> still ahead, how leftovers from a bay area farmers

>> we have been talking about the fact former president jimmy carter died today. he did celebrate his one 100th birthday. just ago in october, making him the oldest living u.s. president, the peanut farmer from georgia served just one term from 1977. to 1981 during that time he brokered a peace treaty between israel and egypt. that still stands today. his diplomacy and humanitarian work continued long after he left the white house. much of with his wife, rosalynn by his side. >> he has done more good for the world to to serve this president any previous

president and his street. you send the example for all of us. if you have issue to help our neighbors. >> carter died at home today in plains, georgia, surrounded by his family. he is survived by 4 children. 11 grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren. his wife rosalynn died last year. and let's take one more look at least for now at the forecast. we're looking live over san francisco. gayle is back with what? >> coming up this month. notice nice and clear over san francisco. well. >> it's pretty chilly out there. so we saw the rain coming leftist now and we have some chilly temperatures on the way. so that's the next weather headline. in fact, take a look at our satellite and radar. it is pretty quiet out there with storms way off out in the pacific and now a closer look here. you don't really see a lot of clouds out there tonight. so you may see some patchy fog overnight, but it's pretty quiet. even the winds are low as well. single digits here. we had a wind

advisory. there are some strong winds this morning and now it's all about chilly temperatures. so notice concord, 10 degrees down and livermore 10 degrees down this time yesterday, even in san jose. so that's around where those frost and freeze warnings will be in a fact that there's actually frost advisory in effect right now. so temperatures are down to the low 50's and upper 40's in our valleys like livermore and santa rosa. and here's the future cast model. not a whole lot going on just that. patchy fog over by the valleys. this into monday night, very quiet and clear that sets the stage for that cold air mass. and here's tuesday is also mostly clear. and tuesday is expected to be the coldest morning of the day of the week. and here is that that those warnings out talking about. so the light blue frost advisory. that's until tomorrow morning. and then a freeze warning right after that until tuesday morning. really want to you what? look out for the pipes, cover those pipes and cover

those plants said to getting into that cold winter season once again and we have low 40's for overnight lows. some upper 40's around san jose. and here is a daytime highs. upper 50's low 60's over by the south bay. and here is the 10, a 10 outlook just to get a glimpse of what's to come. i don't see a lot of rain here. they're making this time on friday. but new year's eve looks okay. we're just keeping an eye on the fog and the clouds around san francisco for the fireworks, but mostly sunny. but just chilly in the mornings. all right. thank you, garrett. >> well, oakland police remembering a colleague who was shot and killed on this day last year while on duty officer twan late was shot and killed during a botched burglary at a cannabis dispensary. he was working undercover at the time. he was in an unmarked car. 4 men were initially charged but charges for one of them were dropped in august. in a statement from the oakland police department,

colleagues say his courage and his commitment still inspire them. haywood place looking for a missing man who has dementia. his name is gregory man. while he was last seen near hey street and the old san leandro neighborhood wearing a burgundy coat beige pants. anyone with information is asked to call police. investigators still trying to piece together what caused the plane crash in south korea which killed 179 people yesterday, the boeing 7.37 skidded off the runway. it slammed into a concrete fence before bursting into flames. 2 crew members were rescued were not sure of their conditions. 181 people have been on board. authorities say the plane's landing gear malfunction, but they're also looking at whether a bird strike might have played a part in that crash. as for the christmas day crash of a passenger plane over kazakhstan. the president

of azerbaijan says the plane was damaged from outside on russian territory. he's stopping short of saying it was intentional but says the plane was shot down by russia. he is accusing russia of trying to hush up the problem for several days. 38 people died during the incident. 29 survived. azerbaijan's president is calling on russia to apologize to admit it's guilt. news nation reporter alicia needs has more on that story. >> we've been following the story closely. and today we got stern words and strong accusations from the president azerbaijan. he spoke on state media this morning flat out saying that russia is responsible for the deadly plane crash. he was quoted as saying our plane was shot down by accident. going on to add that unfortunately in the first 3 days we heard only of certain versions from russia. he signed a kremlin statement said attempt to attribute to crash to birds or the

explosion of some sort of gas cylinder inconsistent with survivor accounts of what they experienced during the crash and inconsistent with the wreckage on the ground. in video of the wreckage. you can clearly see at least a dozen small holes, very reminiscent of bullet holes throughout the plane. debris azerbaijan's president went on to call russia's early explanation of the crash. clear attempts to cover up the matter. these comments today, though, come as the country itself is paying tribute to the lives lost on wednesday. and as the country also honors the pilot azerbaijan's plane crash for the way they actually landed the plane allowing 29 people to survive but lead to their own deaths again in total. 38 people died. the president azerbaijan wants russia, though, to accept guilt of downing the plane and to then punish those responsible for fatally damaging the aircraft. russia, of course, has yet to do so. but the kremlin is now saying that it has opened a

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reporting in center say volunteers who worked all year to help feed the homeless have reached a big milestone. the farmers market project is past its goal of donating 40,000 pounds of food in 2024. volunteers with saint francis of assisi church routinely collect unsold food from the evergreen village square. farmers market. they showed up, but they do show up every sunday, rain or shine. the food goes to the family, supportive housing project on north king wrote. >> they support about 80 adults 4 children and that center. and they do not buy any canned goods serviceable because we're able to supply them year-round with donations that we get this is one of the better year than we have. >> and it has with generosity of the vendors giving us those pro days and the number of volunteers to come out every sunday to help. >> and this has been happening

15 years this past weekend. by goal by about 1000 pounds. ir - once the food is donated, it is used a meal plans for that shelter. next. in sports, the forty-niners getting ready for their monday night matchup with lions. erin wilson has reaction from head coach kyle shanahan. >> coming up.

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>> well, tonight we start off on the grid are and forty-niners out of the playoffs. we know that we've heard it too many times with some teams are still in the race. and of course, when it comes in the nfc, 2 of those

scenes were out there battling on the field tonight. so let's head to minnesota and talk about it because it was a packed house in minneapolis with the vikings hosting the packers, minnesota seeking their 8th straight win will begin up in the 2nd quarter. so you have this one went down the vikings. well, they were down by 3 at this point. is sam darnold who drops airs it out to a wide open jalen nailor in the end zone. and that's a 31 yard pitching kid and the vikings take the lead of it to the 3rd the vikings leading by 10 at this point. done on fake. the handoff. he fires it to jordan. addison, you see what he does with he lays out for that one to make that kitchen. the vikings. they pad their lead to 17 but late in the 4th quarter, the vikings, they go up by 9 in jordan. love the side that wants to come alive. he connects with the leak. a 3 yard said down. they give them with in 2 with a 2 point game at this point biden's position on 3rd and second, donald pass

down to a cam akers who catches the shoestring kids for the first down and the packers. 43 yard line and that will do it. the vikings they hang on and this win. 27 to 25. the final bill improved to 14 2 on the season. meanwhile, the niners a gearing up for their final home game of the season against the detroit lions after, of course, >> being officially eliminated from the postseason. but although the outcome of this game will necessarily affect the 9 is one way or the other, the lions will they can look ahead to their week 18 matchup until their trip to levi's. now with the vikings win over green bay. today, the lions, of course, and the vikings are set to duke it out in the regular season finale for the number one seed in the nfc. while the niners are focused on finishing a tough season strong or at least strong as a kid. now, both sides. we'll be doing that possibly without their this guys on the field, especially when it comes to the niners offensive line. >> spencer burford will be out

green all be out and banks out. robert peel out brown questionable called mckivitz questionable tatum. bethune question will very short questionable having 3 guys up who are on other teams. practice squads last week. you know, the kind he's obviously not there. and, you know, just them not being in the building with verbiage and things like that's a big challenge. done a good job of work. and, you know, get in here today before christmas working on christmas, trying to catch up into that cell phone. all we can still got more time to the game. and those guys will be working as much mentally to get ready. but anytime you're new and haven't been out there much as always, a challenge. >> so there will be a learning curve guys no learning curve for these fans. so no matter the importance of this game, the faithful are just faithful in celebrating the niners being there for their final home game over the weekend. some niners fans came together in celebration and in support for the niners season. >> of course, ahead of their final home game. now, ricky

waters was there to keep the celebration going and explains what it means to have the support area. thanks. >> if love, like i say, giving christmas cheer given holiday cheer. that's what time is about. that's what we need right now in this world. and to be able to come in, feel that however, you can get it. you know, mean, is is so good. but to get it this way. and for people to see you and give you the love because of how you play so hard because you care so much because i worked so hard know. i got down and got got dirty to do this. you know, just do it doesn't just happen. just wake up some day and score touchdowns. you have work hard at and i think that the fans understand that. and i really appreciated to that. they give that to me. >> and the niners and that them working hard yet. 5.15, kickoff on monday. this offer sports out back to you at the desk. thank you, aaron. >> well, severe storms have been threatening to make a busy travel period. even worse. millions of americans

were expected to be heading home after christmas travel, but patches of bad weather across the country. our threatening flight delays and cancellations. meteorologist tom skilling takes a closer look now at the impact of weather problems over the holidays. he takes us inside the cockpit to find out how pilots are briefed. >> there's a rhythm to a busy airport. steady steps orchestrated departures. a quick embrace but we were audience to a much smaller stage. it's just so cool. >> our office, this is and a lot of ice to more time here that into my car. tapped and it's january spring flyers, one of the largest planes for the largest airline in the world. >> navigation here. so this is my route. engine instruments

for both to to trials for 2 engines. we have landing gear lever here. he landed a job at united in 1987, a big cross country for me when i learned to fly was decatur to springfield. i think it's like 30 miles now at the helm of an aircraft that stands nose and body above the rest. the seasoned pilot navigates a behemoth 7.87 dreamliner to europe, asia, south america. >> and hawaii, when you turn on the fasten seat belt sign, how do you do this right here? simply that all sides. that's a great talking shot with sprigg is just one is talking weather. what sort of weather really concerns you when you're flying and you're playing around? be honest, there's whether we can't fly. and i mean, we fly airplanes out of the hurricanes in the typhoon areas. we >> leave that alone. let the hurricane moved through and then we'll fly back. and so we can't fly and that there's some snow events that are too deep to take off in our land

and that iphone and some pretty severe weather. i've been in 15 knot winds and some crazy stuff in the airplane can do it. but it's based on experience too. >> we lived by whether every second of the day, you know, i'm thinking about whether as i'm driving to work or even the night before, starting to look at weather ahead of flight the other day to tokyo, we were dealing with low key knows that had erupted that we had to fly around. there was a typhoon approaching tokyo from the south. my radar really can only look out 8200 miles. so what you know, 25 years ago would fly up to the stormy. then you see it. then you have to fly around that adds miles and fuel. >> now with the internet, you can see these building earlier. i see that live here on my ipad and i way earlier. >> deviate around whether this is what captain sprays flight plan guidance looks like today. we didn't have the computer capability 20 years ago to do this. rap and precision missile scale it takes a very high-powered

computer. they divide the sky up into tiny little grits. and in that we can actually almost see turbulence. it's where the professions, a pilot and meteorologist collide. we call these pickles in the pilot world. their flight plan guidance. and when you click on, will tell you the out to to set the turbulence is that every single day in this room are managing some kind of weather where it is a senior manager of meteorology united. his team is embedded that the airlines massive. >> network operations center today, we're monitoring a couple large weather systems that to one on the west coast, but also this one coming through the >> ohio valley into the east coast. that's a lot of low ceilings, low visibilities. yes, we've had a lot of fog issues or weather team here. we have a team of 14 that supports the airline. 24 7. >> the forecasters there generate this sophisticated weather maps. pilots like captain sprayed use to plan

their routes. what happens exactly when a plane goes through a choppy area? well, what's going on there? >> yeah, i like to describe it is that our airplanes are like a boat on a river and the river in this case is the jet stream. that's a river of air. as you imagine a fast-flowing river is not always smooth. so if you're in an airplane flying along on that river, any of those little swirls are at ease or what your airplane feels as flying along in that stream of there. there's always turbulence, right? it's almost impossible to avoid turbulence. 100 1% of what we try to do here is mitigate the highest risk of turbulence. it's not just a bumpy ride that concerns the team. believe it or one of the highest prior concerns and it on top of our radar is volcanic ash. >> emissions. we watch those around the globe. the atmosp eric phenomena in this case, volcanic ash clouds reduced visibility damage, flight controls and can cause engines to fail. >> but closer to home, mixed

precipitation is probably the most impactful weather event that we incur because we basically cannot operate with ice pellets falling, that any sort of rate that the significant it's amazingly accurate. it's not perfect, that's made and sunny. but cold day in chicago. >> we watch captain sprague maneuver his senate 87 to the i kind of want people to appreciate the magic still bound for honolulu. the winter weather has yet to catch because, you know, they get on now days in the closing window shade and they're read their e-mails or watch a movie and a lot of people don't want to take or land and that that is so fun. we want people to appreciate. >> that magic because it still really is. >> no flight delays expected tonight. stay tuned for tomorrow because we have that patchy fog out there around our airports and chilly temperatures on the way. we'll have details after the break.

>> all right. let's take a look at the forecast again, looking live at the golden gate bridge this time gayle is back. so gayle freeze warnings coming up. yes, so we're already under a frost advisory for parts of the east bay and south bay. >> and along the coastline here, but around tomorrow night into tuesday morning. >> that's when we're going to see a freeze warning for you in the north bay. tuesday is expected to be the coldest morning of the week. so take a look at the 7 day forecast. notice we're dry. we don't see rain. we are drying out for the new year, but we are going to start off on the chilly

side with the 30's. so we're keeping an eye on the new year's eve forecast. it does look partly cloudy around midnight, but you really want to pay attention to the low temperatures will be waking up to on tuesday and wednesday. and so you feel it start to feel it tomorrow as well. i think we will be feeling it when pay attention. we have no choice. where you are at pets and pipes to yeah. and plants on the plan. c a a thank you, that's it for kron. 4 news 10. we're going take a short break i will be. >> right back at 11. stay with >> right back at 11. stay with us. sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy!

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