. >>> san f san f san f san f unhappy with ed lee decision to officially accept this statute representing comfort women. forced into sex slavery by the japanese military in the 1930s and 40s. statute was unveiled in september. one of the main groups behind the memorial said san francisco will not be bullied by the japanese government when it comes to protecting women from sexual violence. >>> happening today, east bay regional park district encouraging parents to spend the day together in nature instead of a shopping mall. go to any of the district parks for free. fremont, part of green friday. fees are also way for parking, dogs, horses, boat launching and fishes. special events includes a turkey hie hike from 10:00 a.m. to noon. and post thanksgiving holiday fun day from 10-3:33 this afternoon. crab crow visitor center in alameda. >>> it doesn't need a good walk after all that food yesterday. here's a look at the explore terror yum. looking back towards the beautiful morning. partly sunny. patchy fog tonight. getting wet saturday night through monday morning with the next system rolling

person involved in the phone of the person involved in the san berna rdino the phone of the person involved in the san bernardino attack. ——foing on an absolute determination that they find out everything. special investigation team is ready up special investigation team is ready up and running and state department people will be looking at where he came from, from uzbekistan, who we knew in uzbekistan, killed his family knew. it will be involving hundreds of people, this investigation. a short time ago we spoke to a counter terrorism expert talking about westminster and the attack at the bridge and the attacks in germany. they have become the modus operandi of terrorist operations. the link and the web spreads much further than that? exactly spreads much further than that? exa ctly a nd spreads much further than that? exactly and they will be doing everything they can and examining the security implications of how you remain ina the security implications of how you remain in a liberal, democratic, open society yet keep your people safe. if you can go per 100% security but does it mean it would have to have airport style ch

outside at s-f-live look taking a forecast..four zone now to our fladeboe in san jose rob at finish linein sanrob fladeboe now to our four zone forecast.. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast.. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of clouds and mild temperatures on this thanksgiving day. there were also a few showers in the north bay. highs today were above normal and in the 60s and 70s. you can still see a few light showers on doppler radar so if you're heading out to do any shoping you may want to bring an umbrella especially in the north bay. on the satellite picture you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. most of the rain continues to move to the north. some of that tropical moisture will combine with a storm coming down from the gulf of alaska. it's looking like a windy and wet storm over the weekend. if you're going to far northern california expect cool 50s and rain. in the central valley there will be partly cloudy skies and 60s to mid 70s. southern california will be sunny and bright with highs in t

few short weeks f later, chris should y did leave san quentin. he's now a software programmer at a san francisco tech company. >> the code i wrote will work on any device. >> reporter: even he can hardly believe it. >> i mean, like this, right, just my mind is blown. >> reporter: the story of how a felon learned to code inside a state prison where there is no internet and then got hired by the website fandom when he was freed, it's a the story of a venture capitalist who teaches willing, qualified inmates coding skills on a fake server so they can be productive members of society when and if they leave prison. >> it's another thing to then have to face the decision individually to say, do i want somebody with chris's background sitting next to me, working with me. >> reporter: fandom's craig palmer decided to give schumaker an interview. >> it wasn't as hard as the parole board but it was pretty tough. >> reporter: when chris showed up for his first day of work, most of his co-workers did not know about h they did notice his age. >> there were a couple of jokes about who is the old int

f. you're stepping out right now it is very mild from 50 in clear lake to 60 in concord, san jose, san mateoget over to frances and find out what's going on with the commute. >>> with the slick rains you've shown us, quite a few accidents this morning. some have already cleared. here is a live shot of the maze. there was one here heading to eastbound 80 that has been cleared. traffic was building up earlier so that's great for those of you heading to the maze. and here is a look at 680 and walnut creek. southbound traffic past north main heading to highway 24. there was also an earlier injury crash southbound 680 near monument and i'll have an update on the other accidents coming up. >> thanks frances. we do need to be careful out there. >> amy hollyfield is live in my hometown of san rafael. how is it looking out there, amy? >> reporter: good morning, natasha. it's raining, a light rain but was wet overnight and the roads are very wet this morning and a fatal accident did happen overnight on these wet roads. let's get to the video of northbound 101 in san rafael. a big rig crashed. they had

f san francisco. i want to echo what the previour said. the report she refer to is the n francisco department of public h cannabis legalization in san fr. a health impact summary report . i want to quote for you on pagef that report. it talks about the hospitalizat. "when examined by cost, cannabie disorder was the primary drivert specific rates and counts of hospitalization e.r. hospital v. among those eight, 08 to 4 canns poisoning account for all hospitalizations and most e.r. . therefore, it is imperative thau keep the 1,000 feet buffer zoned schools including preschools ane day care centers. i know you've heard a lot from t speakers about protecting childs report is from the department oc health. i urge you to take that into stg consideration. and for the sake of children, gm a head start in developing a dre lifestyle. so please keep that 1,000 more . and also the report talks aboute edibles that they are concerned. so quote on page 5, the city shd consider strong regulation on cs edibles and prohibiting productt appeal to children e.g., candiee gummy bears and cookies and cup. >> supervisor farrell: next spe, please. any members o

san jose and san carlos are closed today, but you can donate turkeys tomorrow between 8:00 and 6 f:00. >>> the bay area's largest holiday tree is now in place. this video from pike and company shows the tree arrive iing in s francisco yesterday. it's an 80 foot tall shasta fir from mt. shasta. it will be covered in 196,000 lights. the lighting ceremony is set for wednesday, 29th. it's also a fund-raiser. the proceeds will go to the all-stars helping kids fire zone relief project to help north bay communities rebuild after the wildfires. >>> sunday morning with cloud cover out there. live doppler 7, still chilly temperatures and we'll widen the perspective. we have colludes from the west. a weak weather system to the north bb dropping south bringing just a little bit of rain out there. here's our east bay hills camera. you can see haze out there. 51? sanncisco. it's 50 in oakland as well as san jose. 45 in gilroy. half moon bay, up to 54 degrees. from the golden gate bridge, more blue skies, but high clouds throughout the afternoon. 43, santa rosa. 46, napa and navato. 49 wii bithe delta. livermore and concord, mid and upper 40s. so san francisco today, shy of average. we have a chilly morning and the frost, but this afternoon, we'll see temperatures shy of where we should be, but it's going to be a pleasant day. rain arrives in the north bay and mist and drizzle at the coast. looks like we'll see rain come friday and saturday. we still might, but we have another forecast model that wants to bring very, very warm air back to the bay area. but some mild air is with us today for the south bay with a few clouds around. this is how it played out in san jose earlier with the 40s and wildfi we'll go up into the mid-60s today. so should be a nice day for cupertino, sunnyvale and san jose. storm impact tomorrow is a one and for the north bay,

f rain. ben lom,und. an inch and a quarter. over an inch in santa rosa. san jose, 17 one hundredths. the college at san mateo.rter of an inch. that system has gone by and we still have a couple of showers around. s around. over towards sunny valley, that's one. that's one. and skirting the areas around the santa cruz area. not a lot, but the circulation is easy to see. that was what enhanced the rain overnight. there's 30s and 40s. 30s to the north as that cold air is on the way. 44 in martina. a cool 45 up here. a winter weather advisory as the snow comes on down until 10:00 a.m. and it's down to blue canyon. o blue canyon. you can see there's not a lot let. t let. -- not a lot left. there's a week system and then the trend is for cooler air working its way in. a lot of 60s here, 61 for today and running a little bit below average for the next couple of days. not a lot from tomorrow's system. watch out for fog. >>> thank you. steve. 652 is the time now, time to check in. >> and i think that mike is even wearing a blue tie. we'll see that next. e that next. and the news of the day includes this. if your perfe

f. the power lines contributed to the north bay wild -- the case started with wild fires in san diego ten years ago. two administrator law judges recognized the state upc reject the request by san diego. but the cpuc says it needs more time to go through public comments. it's the second delay in this case of the month. a decision is expected on november 30th. >>> last month's north bay wild fires not only destroyed homes, it also left thousands of people without a job. ktvu rob roth reports, there's many employers looking for workers. >>reporter: hundreds of people from sonoma county came here hoping to get what many of them lost in the north bay fire storm, a job. among them was tucker, she was a real-estate agency with a cliental in coffee park, a neighborhood now in ruin. >> a lot of my clients have moved out of the area. they don't want to rebuild here. they're moving elsewhere. >> tucker says she can't earn a living in real-estate so she's changing careers. >> i don't know at this point what i'd like to do. i'm looking to work for a respectable company that could use -- could utilize my talent. >> she hopes to find a new line of work at the rebuild sonoma county job fair.

f santa rosa, napa, just about 40 degrees. tomorrow'shighs, 60s at half moon bay. san francisco 61. low to mid-60s around the base shoreline from oakland down to fremont. south bay, 66. san jose and santa rosa high of 64. chances of rain over the next seven days are significant. sunday evening 30% chance and 80% chance on rain on monday. zero tuesday. 80% chance again on wednesday. each of the systems will rank one on the impact scale. that's what's coming in on sunday night, ranking one. we'll see north bay getting between half an inch and an inch of rain. elsewhere look for 15 hundredths. this starts 3:00 sunday afternoon at which point it will be dry and clear but the clouds roll in evening hours. a look for widespread rain in the coast near the north bay. then that rainfall will push southward and's ward during over night hours. before the morning commute we'll see wet spots and rain will continue into the some day time hours on monday before it winds down. right around a quarter of an inch along the base shoreline. santa rosa about a third of an inch. three quarters in santa rosa. here's the accu whether seven-day forecast tomorrow. drying out for veterans' day. 1:0

san mateo county sheriff's department. an investigation led to his arrest monday at s-f-o as he returned from the thanksgiving holiday. matthew coda was booked into the san mateo county jail on $200-thousand dollars bail. (vicki) more than 150 people are still without gas tonight-- more than 24 hours after a gas leak and explosion in san francisco. it happened yesterday near mission street and interstate 2-80.... in the bernal heights neighborhood. the fire department believes that the explosion came from the garage on the lower level of a three story house. it blew out the windows of the house and the garage door was blown off. 8 people lived there but nobody was home at the time. most of the people without gas tonight are on the east side of the 39-hundred block of mission street. right now, crews are still trying to figure out the source of the (grant) breaking news tonight out of florida... police say they have arrested a serial killer suspect involved in four recent murders in tampa. the suspect is howell donaldson... who used to work at a mcdonalds.. officers say they managed to find him after they got a tip.... about someone with a gun at the fast food joint... the 24 year old has been charged with four counts of first degree murder in four shootings... it has been 51 days since the first murder in the neighbor

san francisco, oakland, san jose, haven't seen anything just yet. as we get into the second part of the afternoon, that rain line will move into the central bay and the south bay. f also part around 5:00 this afternoon. from the future cast model you can see it won't be a lot. as we get into the evening hours, the system will be fairly week. i will have a look at what you can expect and we are tracking the next system expected to move in on wednesday. perhaps a third system by the end of the week. >>> 40 minutes ago an earthquake struck east of salinas. it was a 4.7 earthquake centered 40 miles northeast of gonzalez and monterey county. we have received reports the earthquake was felt as far away as san francisco. we don't have any reports of injuries or damage but we do follow this developing story. >>> the prosecution in a murder trial -- trial rested its case without calling a rebuttal witness. josi gonzalez intentionally fired the gun that killed the victim. closing arguments are set to begin next monday. >>> the man accused of shooting and killing student made his first appearance this morning. he did not enter a plea to a charge of murder for allegedly killing a 17-year-old. jensen was with the group of people when a honda pulled up next to them. authorities say they opened fire. he ran back to campus and collapsed. the victims family left court without commenting. a motive is still unclear. >>> i can address the issue of motive because we're currently investigating the case. he is charged as being the shooter for a senseless killing that happened in the middle of day -- of the day out of concord. another man was released with no charges fired. >>> city leaders in san carlos ar

f santa rosa, napa, just about 40 degrees. tomorrow's highs, 60s at half moon bay. san francisco 61. low to mid-60s around the base shoreline from oakland down to fremont. south bay, 66. sand santa rosa high of 64. chances of rain over the next seven days are significant. sunday evening 30% chance and 80% chance on rain on monday. zero tuesday. 80% chance again on wednesday. each of the systems will rank one on the impact scale. that's what's coming in on sunday night, ranking one. we'll see north bay getting between half an inch and an inch of rain. elsewhere look hundredths. this starts 3:00 sunday afternoon at which point it will be dry and clear but the clouds roll in evening hours. a look for widespread rain in the coast near the north bay. then that rainfall will push southward and's ward during over night hours. before the morning commute we'll see wet spots and rain will continue into the some day time hours on monday before it winds down. right around a quarter of an inch along the base shoreline. santa rosa about a third of an inch. three quarters in santa rosa. here's the accu whether seven-day forecast tomorrow. drying out for veterans' day. 1:00 tomorrow afte

san mateo. in san mateo county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve) months after two high profile incidents involing air canada planes... the n-t-s-b is looking into two more incidents at s-f-o where planes ácouldá have wound up on the same runway. according to a safety board report...a skywest plane in december 2016 crossed a line that it was supposed to stay behind while another plane was taking off. the report also says that a compass airlines plane in february was forced to abort a landing because a virgin america jet was lined up and waiting to take off on the same runway. air traffic controllers received a warning about the potential conflict from an automated system and were able to redirect the compass plane in time. all this comes after two air canada incidents..these are photos from back in july - a plane almost landed on a crowded taxiway instead of a runway... the tower told the incoming jet to go around... and at the last second... the air canada pilot pulled up and flew over the other planes... just in time. in other incident -- an air canada flight did not respond to repeated requests to abort a landing... the crew reported a radio problem after landing safely. (pam) tonight - investigators are trying to determine what caused a plane to crash into a san home... we first told you about this story last night on kron4 news ... people who live in the area are concerned... the single engine cessna crashed into a home on evelyn avenue... after reporting engine troubles. no one on the ground was hurt... but three people in the plane were injured. this crash stirred up the long- simmering debate among neighbors... about the risks of having a busy airport surrounded by housing, schools and a shopping mall. despite the airport efforts to be a good neighbor ... by restricting certain flights and times... some neighbors say - the airport needs to go...(tom nguyen/lives near airport): "every day we hear the planes, all day long, we are very worried about it."(eric peterson/reid hillview airport): "if you look at the numbers you will find that there have been some 5 million operations since then, 5 million takeoffs and landings, that's a large number which shows that this does not happen that often."(pam) the last serious accident... which killed

san jose. the f-a-a says the plane had just taken off from reid hillview a >>> three people hurt when a small plane crashed into a yard ending up inside a home in san jose. the plane had just taken off from reed hill view airport when there was a mechanical problem. all three people on board are expected to survive. nobody on the ground was hurt. >> two men are under arrest after a high speed chase in sanco. a motorcycle cop crashed during the pursuit suffering minor injuries. the chase ended when the get away car hit a police suv. the suspects ran off but were quickly arrested in a nearby neighborhood. >> more harrisment claims rocking hollywood as a another actress steps away from his award winning show. jeffrey tambor says he's leaving the hit show "transparent". >> this comes after two of his transgender colleagues made allegations against him. the 73-year-old emmy winner says the claims are quote simply and utterly untrue. amazon studios which makes the show is investigating. >> meanwhile a model who accused def jam records mogul richard simmons of assaulting her back in 1991 when she was 16-years old. he denied the allegations. film producer and director bret ratner is also accused by several women of harassment. >> a bill proposed at the state capitol includes a hotline where incidents can be reported confidentially. meanwhile reforms are being pushed for at the federal level. t

san francisco. and in san jose... an average gallon of regular is $3.19. ( will ) the n-t-s-b investigates more close calls at s-f-o. i will have the details in a live report. (rebecca) your bay area forecast is after the break. do you need the most trusted battery this holiday? maybe not. maybe, you could trust the world would be just as happy without them. (screaming) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca: high pressure will bring dry and warmer weather to the area tuesday and wednesday. the high will move east on thursday with the next chance of rain late this weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( james ) another big story we are following... as the holiday travel season goes into full swing... we are learning about more close calls with planes at s-f-o.( terisa ) kron 4's will tran is live at s-f-o this morning talking with travelers. will. ( will )months after two high profile incidents involving air canada planes... the n-t-s-b is looking into two more incidents at s-f-o where planes ácouldá have wound up on the same runway. according to a safety board report... a skywest plane in december 2016 crossed a line that it was supposed to stay behind while another plane was taking off. the report also says that a compass airlines plane in february was forced to abort a landing because a virgin america jet was lined up and waiting to take off on the same runway. air traffic controllers received a warning about the potential conflict from an automated system and were able to redirect the compass plane in time. all this comes after two air canada incidents.. these are photos from back in july - a plane almost landed on a crowded taxiway instead of a runway. in other incident -- an air canada flight did not respond to repeated requests to abort a landing... the crew reported a radio problem after landing safely. <"well, that's not a nice topic to bring up as you're getting ready to board a flight"> ( terisa ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) a big story we are following this morning. the f-b-i is going after nearly a dozen members of the hells angles motorcycle club... and most of the arrests were made here in the bay area. 11 members were arrested and are facing charges that include murder and sexual assault. the investigation started three years ago... but it all came to a head on saturday when authorities made arrests at locations including the wagon wheel saloon in santa rosa. ( james ) the f-b-i the f-b-i says more arrests are likely. ( terisa ) happening today... muni will consider pulling cannabis advertisements from their buses. the s-f-m-t-a board of directors will consider the ban at its meeting later today. mayor ed lee has also voiced disapproval of the ads.. citing the ban on alcohol and cigarette ads already in place. the proposal comes amid the city's debate over how to regulate the sale of marijuana. according to s-f-m-t-a ... the ban has been in the works for six - months. ( terisa ) in the south bay... a church in sancused of illegally dispensing marijuana. among the 12 businesses operating out of the meridian avenue location is a native america church. according to city attorney rick doyle -- the church is an illegal medical marijuana dispensary. a judge ordered the church to shutdown the pot selling operation within ten days. doyle says right now the city has permitted 16 pot dispensaries and this isn't one of them. ( terisa ) city officials say they will also be filing a lawsuit in efforts to shutdown an illegal marijuana dispensary at coachella valley church. ( james ) in the east bay... a settlement has been reached with the families of victims in a deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. that collapse killed six people in june of 20-15. for the second time -- the attorney for the families says they have a partial settle