and if you'd like to volunteer at the san francisco marine food bank are any of the food banks aroundon on our website. kron 4 dot com. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. but we have a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 06:00pm or in cannes winner here vicki. catherine, thank you very much. >> and coming up at 6 o'clock. i guess, you know what the main subject is. we are tracking another atmospheric river in the bay area heavy rain and winds expected through the night. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is back in the seat. he has everything you need to know. and for the first time since the pandemic hit the united states is welcoming back fully vaccinated travelers from overseas. we're live at sfo as many families reunite and visitors provide a much needed boost to the local economy. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, a new storm heading our way that's going to affect you tonight. and tomorrow as we give you a live look at stormtracker 4. you can see plenty of rainfall across the

a foster farms truck delivered to the san francisco marin food bank. it will provide enough core ingredients to put together 10,000 thanksgiving meals earlier this month. >>> we brought this to you on cbsn bay area. we are streaming on www.kpix.com and the kpix 5 app. >>> brothers are proof inspiration can come from and when and how one of america's favorite movies inspired them to become nationally ranked fencer princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. set sail with california's cruise line. book now at princess.com or call your travel advisor. >>> two brothers has a love for "star wars" and here is an incredible story . >> reporter: they are proof inspiration can come from anywhere. resume came

prosecutors and law enforcement from contra costa county, san joaquin county, alameda county, san francisco, marin, san mateo, clare county said they have all teamed up to try to combat this ongoing issue with retail theft. max darrow, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 shawn chitnis continues her coverage from the tri-valley , where shoppers are split on whether heading out to the stores tomorrow are worth the black friday deals. >> i'm going to wake up at 4:00 a.m. and go shopping. anything open, i'm going to go shopping. 4 people are returning to things having traditions today enjoying the outdoors with family and friends. retailers like best buy, macy's, target, and walmart were all closed today, stores that have stayed open and thinks giving in the past. >> i had never gone black friday shopping. i feel it would be fun to try out. >> reporter: others out and about say they will be staying inside a black friday. >> i'm scared with what's going around, so i'm not planning to go in person. >> everything is online, being, just order everything from the online. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies across the bay

kristen: the san francisco marin food bank distributes food to some 50,000 households every week.his friday is disney+ day and there are a lot of deals. disney is offering the service for two dollars for one month and you can get some special perks at the park. there is even new merchandise on shop his knee. some bay area theaters will show movies for five dollars. we are giving away 10 free annual subscriptions to new customers. go to our website to enter. we will announce 10 winners on friday. remember, disney is the parent company of abc 7. what have you done for me lately? dancers on dancing with the stars are going to show what have they done all week. have they done all week. kristen: it's all ♪ ♪ increased transportation benefits. one more thing you can rely on. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. call today, or ask your agent ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the

fargo will donate this $25,000 and matching all of your donations one for one today to the san francisco marin food bank. if are you feeling like you can give a little bit please do because one dollar. that's all it takes, goes a long way. that's two meals. if you -- if ott your time or money please check out how to do so. we get all that information at kpix.com/give and let's get into the spirit on the giving tuesday. >> i love it. yeah. great way to give and help out our community. all right. here is a beautiful view with our san francisco mark hopkins hotel camera. you can see mostly sunny skies as we look across the bay. a lovely afternoon for us. we are watching the temperatures climb. we are in the 60's for your lunchtime hour. 65 in concord, oakland, 69 livermore, san francisco and san jose at 65 and 64 for sanity rose a. checking the air quality in the good to moderate air quality. you may see haze. we are looking okay for air quality for today and over the next several days. today's forecast, warm and above average daytime highs. the small ridge of high pressure. we have dry, quiet, c

that is our focus here at san francisco marin food bank. >> if you want to help the food bank or any of the bay area food banks, we have information at abc7news.com/takeaction through the end of december. any money you donate will be doubled. on our website, you will find a list of organizations that would really appreciate your help on this day of giving. mike: that is man we will highlight during the show this morning. let's take a look at the visibility here and you can see that it is pretty thick across the north bay and south bay. but we have the winds blowing offshore. some of this fog could increase across the east bay and the winds and the north bay are sinking southward. some of that could fill in the san pablo bay and across the restaurant san rafael bridge and start to head toward the bay bridge. right now, 880 looking north from the coliseum, it is pretty quiet right now. other than that fog, that is all we have to worry about as far as traveling this morning. you can see the fog moving into san francisco where it is about two to three degrees cooler than yesterday. 51 to

just in time for the holidays in san francisco. marinef 8,000 pounds of thanksgiving, turkey. now the donation is coming from foster farms and it will help feed about 10,000 people in our community. i think we have to keep in mind that even as the economy begins to recover. >> that food in san francisco and the bay area is still a very serious problem. when it comes to thanksgiving. we think that's something that everybody should be able to participate in. and this is our way of helping out and we hope that our donation encourages other companies to support the fine work that the san francisco marin food bank does. >> foster farms says it will donate 64,000 pounds of to food banks along the west coast, if you'd like to volunteer at the sf more in food, bank or other food banks around the bay area. we have information on our website kron 4 dot com. and now to a berry. yes, very scary situation. a colorado couple was shocked to find out that they had an uninvited guest for the winter. it was a bear who had built a den under their house and

the san francisco marin food bank is receiving the same about in sacramento, the food bank ceo says thisence this holiday, especially with the rising cost of food. all of these things that we see on this table costs more than they did last year. it's going to be very difficult for wonderful families trying to put a good meal on the table, and this partnership goes a long way to helping do that. this year. the company says it plans to donate £64,000 of turkey to food banks up and down the west coast, including manteca said fresno and san diego. our annual one warm coat drive is now underway. and if you have a gently worn coat or jacket you'd like to donate to the bay area families just. take it to any participating ups store or big o tires. we also have collection barrels in oakland's jack london square, santana row in san jose and the westfield san francisco center. for more information, just head over to ktvu .com slash one warm coat. this drive runs until sunday. december 5th. we hope everyone out there. all right, a major settlement to tell you about in flint's contaminated water laws

the bay area poultry companpoun of thanksgiving turkey to the san francisco marin food bank., the donation is part of foster farms mission to give away 64,000 pounds of turkey along the west coast. >>> we brought you this event lion live today on cbsn bay area. we are streaming 24 hours a day on kpix.com and on our kpix app. >>> all right. thinking about thanksgiving, but we're pretyping thankful for the rain coming our way. >> absolutely. and another atmospheric river is bringing us some rain. it's not as strong as the one a couple of weeks ago. that it was a level five. this is a level one or two. it's beneficial certainly. be giving us that widespread rain as we head through the rest of tonight, and then the atmosphere is going to try out. high pressure will take control by midweek and that means dry weather for the rest of the workweek, and warmer weather, as well. just more atmosphere that is going to help to warm up the atmosp neck of the woods. on doppler radar, the heavier rain is moving into the north bay. rainfall rates at about a quarter inch an area in these areas

san francisco marine county and up into the north bay too. keeping all this track for you as you step outside your forecast. and keeping a close eye on your commute this morning. a little under 16 minutes as you make your way into the city will have a full look [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute. [ sfx: pop ping bloop ] [ phone buzzing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state with real california dairy. >> 6.14 right now and we are tracking a storm. it hasn't quite covered us yet. of johns keeping his eye out. a good thing that it held off because halloween was final. o. i s sleeping. hill my whole life. i realize this since i was a kid and hard to get and no kids come to your house. it's not worth it. they don't. they feel that they don't want to walk. not for a fun size. maybe start handing out the full size or those jumbo size that might motivate and the but stand when i lived on a hill, i used to make my dad drive us from house to house them. >> but in

and we hope that our donation encourages other companies to support the fine work that the san francisco marine pandemic aggravating things this season. you've got is the supply chain log jam, which is another complication. that's driving up prices and making lots of seasonal goodies hard to find. >> are we still doing outdoor dining on the streets of palo alto? the decision made in the last 30 minute minutes that a lot of people are paying close attention to. stay with us. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. >>> okay, kind of a staple. palo alto may make outdoor dining a permanent fixture. >>> it allows restaurants and businesses to keep the parklet in the busiest parts ofdown town. this has been exended to at least june. the parklets popular,

the san francisco marin food bank says that, locally, food insecurity is a widespread issue during the pandemic. spikes in transportation and food costs and labor shortages are putting a strain on its operations. the food bank and others are putting out a renewed call for donations and volunteers. >>> we are live at second harvest in san jose with one way you can help in our food for bay area families drive. >> reporter: second harvest has been hit hard by cardboard costs. if they can find it, it is more expensive. we will get to that in a little bit but right now we are live here inside the sorting room. this is where they pack up the food into boxes and he goes out to hundreds of thousands of families across the south bay. second harvest is feeling the 12 punch of not just supply- chain problems but inflation, underneath all that, the ongoing fallout from covid . food prices have gone up, in general, food cost at second harvest, they are paying 10% more than what they used to. meat, poultry, fish, eggs went up 10.5% in october alone. there is the cost of cardboard which second harves

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the san francisco marin food banks says.egg prices have increased 65% the cost of produce. a pound is up. 16% in the price of chicken has doubled. the food bank has secured enough food for the upcoming holiday months, but says it will face challenges beyond that. the pandemic related increase in food insecure people in the bay area has not slowed down. a recent survey shows 81% of san francisco marin food bank participants say they have yet to recover. the samaritan house in san mateo also says it is still seeing the pandemic take a toll on the community. as ktvu rob roth reports, the nonprofit spent the day handing out hundreds of turkeys and other goods. for the upcoming holiday. hundreds of people pulled up in cars. it's samaritan house in san mateo tuesday for free groceries and thanksgiving turkeys done rasmus and came in his wheelchair. but when i need it, i'll come by. rasmussen is one of more than 1000 people in need. samaritan house expects to help feed over the holiday. besides turkey's those who come receive fresh

nobody is a better leader than brown, recently received a jefferson award for his work with the san francisco marin food bank and he is my special guest tonight on game day. that is sports and sunday. get some. >> thank you. still ahead. a bay area fall tradition comes roaring back after a pandemic pause. >>> hund people goa othliday s today at the san mateo county harvest festival. it was the final day of the festival which returned to the event center after last year's pandemic pause and sold everything from vinegar and oils to paintings and crafts and jewelry and one artist made christmas jewelry using an official military dog tag and how do they do that. >> we get the original dog tag brand-new and we hand paint and stamp and embellish each one and no 2 are the same and we have been doing it 16 years. >>> it was the harvest festival's 49th year and organizers say they are looking forward to coming back again next year. >>> you want to thank you for watching and you will see you back here at 6:00. >> our news continues on cbsn bay area and on cbsn.com. we will see you here in 30 minutes. caption

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now the san francisco marin foodbank. they're getting a donation of 8,000 pounds. >> of turkeys from foster farms and that a monitor keys enough to feed 10,000 people. so will go a long way and foster farms is giving more. they're donating 64,000 pounds of turkey overall to food banks all along the west coast. it's and still ahead, the forty-niners fumble into another loss at home with multiple turnovers. we're going to take a look at what happened on the field. and we're also going to see was going to cost more to heat your home. this winter and could be chilly. john. >> yes, it's definitely chilly out there this morning. we've got some 30's on the map and morgan hill. and for much of the north bay. so you might have the heat on this morning. we are going to be looking at an evening that you want the umbrella and rain jacket on as we do have showers >> 7.42 is the time for your money this morning. the u.s. secretary of energy, jennifer granholm says that americans should expect a little more to heat their homes this wint

san francisco side, heading into marin county.ot of the bridge, a major traffic backup. there are protesters there who are protesting the vaccine mandates here in the bay area and state-wide. we do understand several injuries, chp officers and employees of the golden gate bridge district. there was a crash earlier, in fact, we might have the video where you see a car swerving into another car. here it is, look on the lower right side of your screen. that car turns into that truck. there are injuries. let's bring in nbc bay area's jean elle to talk about who exactly is injured and what you're seeing now at this protest at the golden gate bridge. >> yeah, raj, about ten minutes ago, we saw fire trucks and ambulances coming from marin into san francisco and then turning around and going right over to that protest. and the chp is saying that during traffic, during this protest tonight, two chp officers and three golden gate bridge workers were injured when a vehicle rear ended another. we did see three ambulances arrive. i did just wa

>> he volunteered six days a week for the san francisco marine food bank plus meals on wheels and other the food bank hired him to coordinate pop-up pantries. bank service. with dennis was a child his family was on the receiving end. >> and la, getting food from the food bank was essential. >> he was raised by his grandmother who brought him to skid row every week to serve the homeless.'s b mack dennis lives out legacy of service. >> he really reduces the stigma around food insecurity. he is out reach an action. >> he make sure the carlos doesn't leave empty-handed. >> dennis has supported countless nonprofits over the years including the invision shelter network, ymca. >> i have the utmost respect foo is de as pe. rentteam executive says he is inspired by dennis his life story and his contagious joy of giving. >> there have been many times when i've said we've got to do it and you see him and that energy he brings. i got to keep up with dennis. >> i really believe that this is what i'm supposed to be doing. a life of service. >> reporter: this week's jefferson award goes to dennis brow

later today, butk here at the golden gate bridge san francisco and the marine headlands tells us it'sime to get out and do those outside things now will bring out our in our meteorologist rosemary oroczo. you are going to tell us how much rain we can expect with this storm that's coming in. yes we're looking at anywhere from half inch for our south bay 22 inches or so for the north bag. good afternoon to both of you and to all of you out there. if you weren't watching the weather forecast, you may be surprised that we do have some rain coming in tonight because from this vantage point. it really doesn't look like it. we're just looking at a high clouds that are streaming overhead. these clouds will begin to thicken a little bit later today. the winds are generally light at this time. that is also going to change as a wind advisory moves into play for the evening hours as well. here's a look at storm tracker two very quiet out there. as we take a look to the north and west. we do have that system. just now beginning to move ashore in areas over northern california lot of cloud cover bu

all of the other counties are in orange, including san francisco and marin, that were in the yellow tier this week. we have a team of reporters to bring us the latest on the covid front. sergio quintana in san francisco. and we need to dig deeper in the numbers. >> some of the counties that were considering easing the masking rules, going into the orange and red tiers are going to push the plans back. for one county that's lifted its mask mandates, they say going back into the orange does not mean they're going to be reinstituting the mask mandates. in marin county, where more than 90% of eligible residents are vaccinated, the county health officer says they are not worried about sliding back a bit. they are tracking other factors, too. >> the day we moved into the orange tier was the first day in four months that we had no one in the hospital with covid-19. zero hospitalizations. >> marin's public health officer said it wouldn't make sense to reinstitute mask rules after the transmission rate went up because no one is going to the hospitals because of covid-19. hospital capacity across

so james and i represent a san francisco marin contra costa county. so there you go. so i work out in san francisco and all small and i'm seeing. >> it was about 50 to 50 people choosing to wear a mask because you have to write and now it's a little last little less like class yesterday only the teacher had a mask and me, haha, but everybody else. how about where you are, the more i go to everybody wears a mask stay do. and they don't have to know. know. everybody had to register their vaccination right at the front desk, right when we get our some print, it just comes up to >> clear to go in. but he still to wear is i i just want on the treadmill or something that is tougher. and then what about the kids want to get their shots. the littlest ones could get them soon because cdc advisers tomorrow are going to talk about whether they recommend that kids get the pfizer vaccine. this is for 5 to 11 year-old. the fda already gave the green light on friday once the cdc advisers weigh in, then the cdc's director makes the final decision. and then after that, the shots will b

they lend a hand sorting and bagging meals at the san francisco marin food bank this morning.ped for volunteer drivers to be distributed to residents who are elderly ill or immuno compromised who otherwise can't make it to one of the food bank's. distributions our colleagues gave their time in support of our parent company disney's volunteers initiative to give back to the community. well, this weekend fans will have the final say on who wins at the american musical awards with fans casting their votes this year on a usual platform tiktok. be complete without live performances one of the most anticipated duos is megan the stallion and bts with the first live performance of their remixed hit butter. michael is just people to have a good time. this is right here. is they more like fun like hey good time. i like to go vibes. i like to party. i want to i want to like like when people up did she say whip people up? yeah, i think that's a thing. she says and can do. all right, the american music awards is your front row seat to all of these performances and much more. you can watch

and today, speaking of sharing the san francisco-marin food bank has a lot more turkey's to share. they're getting a donation of 8,000 pounds of turkeys for thanksgiving coming from foster farms that monitor keys enough to feed 10,000 people. so it really helps and foster farms, in fact, is donating 64,000 pounds of turkey over all the food banks all along the west coast. 9.37. and still ahead, the forty-niners fumble and another loss at home. we'll take a look at the highlights. >> and you've got to see a mountain lion was caught on camera in a backyard. look at a big that thing is and it might be the same one that a cop car hit. >> and got a plane taking off at sfo right now and are some clear skies for the time being. rainfall makes its way into the bay area later on today, mostly after your evening commute. will be heavy at times. i got the details your forecast. >> monday morning has certainly been a busy one for a lot of you out there on the roadways. if you're getting ready to hit the roads right ready to hit the roads right now. we'll have a l when a truck hit my car, ready

the san francisco-marin food bank is get more turkeys.re getting a 1000 pounds of turkey from foster farms. and that's going to feed about 10,000 people in foster farms is actually donating 64,000 pounds of turkey to food banks all along the west coast. it's 8.38. and still ahead, the forty-niners fumble and another loss at home. they're work. >> multiple turnovers will break down what happened on the field and it is a nice clear start to the day. sfo looks great. not going to be looking that way towards the finish. your monday, though we do have some pretty good rainfall on the horizon and other atmospheric river taking shop in the bay area. i've got a more about that. still to come in your forecast. >> and we've had a busy start to our monday morning. some hot spots accidents. slower hot spots accidents. slower sections on your high ♪ ♪ ♪ hot spots accidents. slower sections on your high ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> we are back. a 41 for your money th

the san francisco-marin food bank is going to get a donation of 8,000 pounds. >> of turkey.ation is coming from foster farms. the turkey will feet about 10,000 people. all those turkeys foster from says it's going to donate 64,000 pounds of turkeys to food banks all along the west coast. it's 5.38. and still ahead, the forty-niners fumble and 2, another loss at home with multiple turnovers. >> we're going to take a look at the highlights. what happened on the field. painful as it is. you can expect to pay more to warm up your home this winter will tell you why. we get a dry start to this morning. but rainfall is on its way later today. and for the sierra nevada. >> actually a little bit of snow flurries already up there snow flurries already up there around lake ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ ♪just the two of♪ >> we're back at 5.41 and for your money this morning, the u.s. secretary of energy, jennifer granholm says that americans should expect to pay a li

the san francisco-marin food bank is getting a big donation of turkeys. 8,000 pounds of turkeys are goingster farms on a turkey is enough to feed 10,000 people and think of this foster farms actually has a bigger donations. 64,000 pounds of turkeys with their giving to food banks all along the west coast. so that people can celebrate thanksgiving. never did know how you're supposed to do how you do the chris. yeah, you know, like you break the bottle and think it's going to come flying out. know. that's how it yeah. and with that history was made in san diego. >> when a navy ship was christened with the name of rights icon harvey milk. >> so the usns harvey milk. now the first naval vessel ever named in honor of a activist harvey milk served in the korean war before he was discharged for being in 1977 he became the first openly elected official in california when he was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors. and as we know, just 11 months later he and the mayor of san francisco were assassinated by disgruntled former city supervisor. so now that ship will bear the name of the

thanksgiving fosters farms delivered more than £8000 of turkey and a check for $10,000 to the san francisco marinwill be distributed in the coming weeks. the boom big says the donation is timely because it's seeing a staggering demand for food assistance. i think we have to keep in mind that even as the economy begins to recover that food insecurity in san francisco and the bay area is still a very serious problem. these are not just the ingredients for a thanksgiving meal. this is about ensuring the families don't have to choose between critical things like rent or food or medicine and food. and for this kind of incredible donation to come. right now to make a meaningful thanksgiving for our families and our communities. it just means a lot. today's delivery as part of foster farms. £64,000 turkey donation to food banks all across the west coast. as expected a new storm blowing ashore this evening. speaking of evening we have another 15 to 20 minutes before the sun will set. we do have mostly cloudy skies in and around the bay area, and here's a live look at san francisco. we started out earlier

and law enforcement from contra costa county, san joaquin county, san mateo, santa clara, san francisco, and marinngoing issue with large-scale retail theft. >> thank you. >>> a reward is growing for information leading to the gunman who shot and wounded a local news crew security guard in oakland yesterday. the reward now stands at more than $17,000. the crew from kron 4 was covering a mob style robbery in a downtown boutique when they were attacked. the guard remains in the hospital tonight but is in stable condition. >>> oakland police announced they are boosting staffing, and applying tactical teams. they will support police officers responding to armed caravans, illegal sideshows, and other violent crimes. despite the clear weather we got today, the holidays get it get off to a deadly start with a string of deadly crashes. we begin with a two car crash in contra costa county. one of three deadly accidents in a 3 hour span this morning. it began around 6:00 a.m. . that accident killed one person and enter two others. before that, a pedestrian was hit and killed up in napa. 2 hours before that,

afternoon, foster farms delivered more than £8000 of turkey and a check for $10,000 to the san francisco marin the coming weeks. the food bank says that a nation is timely because it's seeing a staggering demand for food assistance. these are not just the ingredients for a thanksgiving meal. this is about ensuring the families don't have to choose between critical things like rent or food or medicine and food and for this kind of incredible donation to come. right now to make a meaningful thanksgiving for our families and our communities. it just means a lot. today's delivery is part of foster farms. £64,000 turkey donation to food banks across the west coast and our annual one warm coat drive is now underway. if you have a gently worn coat or jacket that you'd like to donate to bay area families, just take it to any participating ups store or big o tires. we also have collection barrels in oakland's jack london square. santana row in san jose and westfield san francisco center. the drive runs until sunday. december 5th. you can visit ktvu dot com slash one warm coat for more information on th

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so that is why we have this delay heading from san francisco towards marine.does seem to be starting to pick up just a little bit now is we watch so that's good news. certainly for anybody trying to get home on this thursday night. but our dan kerman is there at the scene will be going live to him throughout the evening with the latest again on this anti-vaxer anti vax mandate protests that is happening now. great weather for a protest lawrence. yeah. probably frustrating to be stuck in heavy travel. my goodness. what a beautiful night. but hey, a beautiful night here around other parts of the country. you know, they're starting to get into that wintry weather. this going to be the first significant snowstorm of the season. look at the wrap around. >> you see it all that way through the great lakes back over parts of the northern plains. and there you go. going to see some heavy snowfall. in fact, blizzard warnings are going up in the northeastern part of south dakota expecting much as a one to 6 inches of snow and some of those wind gusts over 60 miles per ho

all other counties are in the orange including san francisco and marin which were yellow until monday. local health experts are still confident that there won't be another surge like the one last winter. >> it can't be like last year because we have 80% vaccination rates in many areas of the state. and we have a lot of natural immunity. last year's winter surge was having almost zero immunity in the population. so it won't be like last year. >> and because bay area vaccination rates are so high, health leaders are not expecting to see a surge in hospitalizations. >>> let's take a peek outside to san francisco this morning. the clouds moving through. golden gate bridge from the distance in the background may be kind of clear for now but more rain is on the way. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the time table. >> we've got all kinds of weather in the forecast. we started out with fog this morning. it's still foggy in palo alto. i did see low visibility going across the san mateo bridge. it's nice and clear in san jose but spots in south san jose dealing with th

they include san francisco and marin counties. they're both at $4.88 a gallon. but nbc bay area's christie smith found a spot in the city much higher than that. >> reporter: here at fourth and bryant, be ready to pay up when you get gas. gas starts at $5.85 a gallon. we did speak with a couple of drivers who came here to ask why they decided to stop here when other stations could be at least a little bit lower. but most said they didn't have a choice. they were on fumes and just getting enough to get over the bridge to find a cheaper option. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> so we know high prices are high. gas stations are really high right now. we're going to dig deeper into why california is so high. joining me tonight is sergio avila with aaa. thanks for being with us on this friday night. we are feeling the pain. why are gas prices so high right now? >> there's a couple of factors actually. typically, one, after labor day, we start seeing a dip in demand as kids go back to school, summer travel season is kind of over. we didn't really

to toys for tots with more than 25,000 going toward buying toys for the local san mateo, san francisco and marin county chapter, but as abc 7 news anchor dion limb shows us the marine steve moore than just toys this year. at around this time of year. we usually see festive images like this when reporting on the marines toys for tots foundation effortart insadte of meengti att san mateo eventen cterik le last ar toee s howhe t drives i going. w''re at the us marine corps aining center basedar pking lot in sanru bno wrehe pods storageni uts are tinakghe t acple of an actual facility coach is chaedng a lot where 're minakg do we havtoe you owkn, we ha tveohe tre's l aot of kids out trehe that need toys. so we ha tveo doha wt we havtoe dohi ts year. bit dfeifrent becseau in addition to the need for 4to0 6000,0 toys ttha are also is a callor f a warouehse spaceo t hoeus all ofho tse items. so joingni me right now ista sff rgseeant josgah rza. ll me a ltlite bit autbo why you need this space. well, we facilatite so nyma toys and 'e're one of the largest toys for tots foundations areas with tinhe unite

but if you look around the state, 10% of the kids in l.a., 40% in marin county, 25% in san francisco. you believe marin county, 40%? kristen: not surprising, that is marin county. cases are inching up nationwide as thanksgiving arrives. officials are not saying do not gather or celebrate, the message is more celebrate as safely as possible. what are examples of doing that as safely as possible? dr. chin-hong: it is kind of knowing who your group is. for example, if you are going to meet with a family group that includes elderly relatives, and you have your unvaccinated kids with you, it may be a little bit harder if they are not boosted. but if they are boosted and everybody else's vaccinated and there are some kids around who may have partial vaccinations, it will be fine. again, the larger number of people you bring together, and the more unknown risk you bring together, you will increase the risk. but in general, it is a very different place from where we were last year. kristen: i heard one example of a friend who is going to have everyone come. not everyone is going to get the ra

there's tremendous need in restoring the veteran community and i'm ryan miller and i'm born in san francisco and marine corps veteran and in strong support of this project. thank you for listening. >> this is from the san francisco social club and resident of the haight ashbury neighborhood ten blocks from the sunset and i'm a senior and i shop a lot in that area and would like to be able to pick up my cannabis medicine as i do the same time as i do my other shopping. we support location ins all the neighborhood so all the shopping people want to do including cannabis can be done at the same time. please support this project. heidi opened one of the first medical cannabis stores, which i was a customer at and an appreciate her and peter and eli. please support this project say yes to them to have their own store. thank you. >> i was born in san francisco like my mother and i've had problems with customers and they sit on my front stairs. my building is well kept and in addition the people drinking and use my garage door for public toilet and urinate and defecate on the corner of my garage where it meet

marine corps toys for tots foundation. disney kicked off the disney ultimate toy drive with a 500,000 donation with more than 25,000 dollars for the local san mateo, san franciscopters. the marines need more than just toys. >> around this time of year, we usually see festive issues -- pictures like this when reporting on the toys for tots foundation in the bay area. instead of leading - - - - the u.s. marine corps training center-based parking lot in san bruno where pods storage units are taking the place of an actual facility. >> covid has changed a lot but we are making due. we have to do what we have to do. >> this year is different because in addition to the need for 40,000 to 60,000 toys, there is a call for warehouse space to house those items. joining me is staff sergeant josh garza. >> we facilitate so many toys and we are one of the largest toys for tots foundation areas in the united states. >> you ask about 25 different facilities for a place to put all of the toys and what do they keep telling you? >> no, they can't. either there is no warehouses or there is a boon in the business so there is not enough warehouses. >> it is not forever. it is just t

san francisco. things are moving nice out of marin both directions. south bound into the city from the richmond san rafael bridge that's about a 14 minute drive and only 12 minutes to make that trek across the san mateo bridge between 880 and 101. things are clear in both directions. nimitz freeway, 880, not seeing brake lights or issues. everything is quiet through the area. something you need to plan on is if you plan on taking public transit capital corridor will be about 30 minutes behind schedule. bart is on time. ace will have no service. cal train is on time. muni will be on a weekday nonschool schedule. check that before you head out. plan ahead to be sure you can catch the transit route on time. back to you. >> thanks. >>> some black friday walmart shoppers won't even have to leave their homes. people who live within a 50- mile radius of walmart's headquarters in arkansas can get items dropped off by drone. >> customers expect us to save them money. they need us to them time en comes to saving time, what better way than via drone? >> the servi

other counties are in the orange, including san francisco and marin, which were in the yellow until monday. >> it cannot be like last year, because we have a lot of natural immunity. last year's winter surge was having almost zero immunity in the population, so it won't be like last year. >> because bay area vaccination rates are so high right now, health leaders are not expecting to see the surge in hospitalizations, either. >>> and then struggling most to make it in the bay. fremont may be the next city to launch a universal income program. bob redell joins us live. what is the next step for this to happen? >> reporter: last night fremont city council voted to research the universal income program and they said it would be worthwhile to give this money to the poorest families, namely those families in homelessness and young people moving out of foster care, and los angeles and oakland are already investing in universal basic income to try and overcome poverty, and $500 a month was given to individuals selected randomly, and the program found that people did not stop working in spite of t

all other counties are now in the orange, including san francisco and marin, which were in the yellow until monday. health experts are still confident we won't see another surge like last winter. >> we can't be like last year, because we have 80% vaccinations across most of the state, and it won't be like last year. >> because the area vaccination rates are so high, health leaders are not expecting to see a surge in see that surge, and we'll keep following that. >>> and then fremont may soon become the next bay area city to launch a universal basic income program. today in the bay's bob redell joins us. >> they are doing worthwhile research to see if poor families in the city of fremont could be helped, namely those at risk of homelessness and young people transitioning out of foster care. los angeles and oakland, they are already investing in universal basic income as a way to battle poverty, and stockton tried this a couple years ago by giving $500 a month randomly, a program found that people did not stop working in spite of the guaranteed income. their stress levels decreased, and

donation to toys for tots with over $25,000 going toward buying toys for the local san mateo, san francisco and marined more than just toys this year. dion: around this time of year we usually see festive images like this when reporting on the marine's toys for tots foundation. but instead of meeting up like last year to see how the drive is going we are at the u.s. marine core training center in san bruno where storage units are taking the place of a facility. >> covid changed a lot. we are making do. there is a lot of kids that need toys. dion: this year is a little different because in addition to the need for 40,000 to 60,000 toys there is also calls for a warehouse to house the items. joining the is staff sergeant josh garza. tell me about why you need the space. >> we facilitate so many toys and are one of the largest toys for tots foundations areas in the u.s. dion: you asked about 25 different facilities for a place to put all of the toys. what do they keep telling you? >> they can't. there is either none to give what there is a boom in the business so there is not enough warehouses to give t

of the east bay into san francisco, golden gate bridge is quiet also. 20 minutes south bound 101 from highway 37 all the way into san francisco. pretty light conditions for may marinounty commute. we are not tracking brake lights or issues on san mateo bridge. most of our bay area bridges are quiet. look at the travel times, if you are out early and taking altamont pass, not a lot of cars. 26 minutes 205 to 680. i am just getting word of a new trouble spot west bound 80 near pit man. i will have more details in my next report. here is vern. >>> what's on my mind? did you hear about this, city of berkeley bit back at the cal football program yesterday on the covid issue and the warriors last night, not only do they share the ball, they share >>> good morning. golden state warriors, hits keep on coming for the dubs. there was a reunion for one particular player and i am not talking about bell ringing jason richardson, former nba slam dunk king on hand. steph curry set up peyton ii! like that? how about 30 seconds later, gp ii again! warriors led. wiggins went off. look at this number. they were teammates in minnesota. wiggins hit all nine of his first half shots, da

is really awesome and more than 25,000 goes towards buying toys for the cool, san mateo, san francisco and marin the need for 40 to 60,000 toys. there is also a call for warehouse space to house all of those items right now. they are using pods storage units at the us marine corps training center based parking lot in. bruno we finished collecting toys roughly around and say december 14th. i want to say would be the latest and then after that we do all the sorting roughly. we're looking for 50,000 square feet. hopefully if not, we can get something smaller. we can always adapt and overcome is what the marine corps does. if you want to help out find toy drop-off locations near you visit toys for tots dot org you if you have a warehouse space and you would like to donate it just for a few weeks. so that's really all need. the marines are asking you to them asohe is on your screen right here. it's sand.bruno.ca. i can't read the rest at toys for tots.org my vision. sorry, no, i struggle through that last hour. okay, it's still hard to read. okay, the queen of christmas is tightening her reign over h

san francisco, nearly 332,000 bucks a year. marin and santa clara counties, also over $300,000 a year. on the other end, parts of this bay area, the north bay seems to be more affordable. your median income still need b to be at least $139,000 a year in sonoma and $105,000 a year. if you make $200,000 a year, you're doing something right. but if you're going to be renting, among the questions now, will this be changing any time soon? you can make a big salary but still be forced to rent. our business and tech reporter joining me tonight. also with us, oscar way. scott, we've talked about this for not days but for years together in the news room. you've got two college-aged kids. where are they going to live in their mid and late 20s? >> very big question, raj. we don't know if they're going to go away to college or stay local. one thing we know is how in the world are they going to come back or stay in the bay area is the big question. it's that generational thing you talk about because it's rare for anybody to make $300,000 a year,

and gray at the gorgeous golden gate bridge, not a bit of sunshine to be seen here between san francisco and marin county's maybe in your neighborhood. let's turn to ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo for a look at the forecast, including what to expect for the weekend. t g. i asked to you. we do have a nice forecast for you. as we go into the weekend, we're going to see a little bit more clearing, getting into the second half of the day. not necessarily the case at this hour, still stuck under mostly cloudy skies started out with a little bit of drizzle. and we may have just a few scattered showers left as a weak storm moves through california temperatures this morning starting in the fifties and still struggling for some in the upper fifties to low sixties. 57 in areas over santa rosa at this hour 59 in san francisco low sixties oakland, livermore and san jose windsor. generally light around the bay area a little bit of a breeze in our hills, but not too bad. here's a look at storm tracker to where areas over northern california saw a little bit of rain this morning, the sierra picked up a littl

san francisco. most the bay area are pretty quiet. san mateo bridge. in fact that ride out of marin pretty quiet right now. no delays southbound 101 into san francisco. that will take just about 19 minute itself you are going into the city. again that bay bridge commute only about serve minutes if you are out early for that ride into the city. that is a look at your morning ride. here is a look at vern from sports. >> morning. i got a great way to wake you up. how about the return of the top five plays? we have that and money night football. for which team did the ball bounce? stick around. >>> and a live look outside before we head to the break. joe buck and john smoltz welcoming you back to the city center convenience mart. heather's moment has arrived, and you just hope all that training pays off. heather lays down her purchase but randy rings it up as slowly as he can. uh-oh. yup, she's looking at the cigarettes. there's nothing good back there. heather's arm is in motion. but she just grabs the gum off the counter. that's a slick move. even randy tips his cap to heather. stand

you can see really a lot of contra costa even into alameda county, marin, san francisco dealing witheavy rainfall. it will continue to push off to the north and east into hercules. you will keep the heavy rain until 11:47. vallejo will keep the heavier rain until after midnight. san francisco is getting in on it now. that continues into oakland through 11:47. orinda, you are going to continue to see that stay as well through after midnight as well. now, let's bring it off here more to the east. i think back into walnut creek and concord, you are also starting to see it pick up over the next 30 to about 40 minutes. in san jose, as expected, this is very typical of an atmospheric river event, also known as a pineapple express. the mountains really steal a lot of your moisture, so you've only had a few sprinkles. we think there's some rain for you on the way in the next couple of hours but do not expect the heavy, heavy rainfall we are seeing up through parts of the north and east bay. it is not in the cards for you the way this is all lining up for us. so where do we go from here? i th

this is an alliance aimed at combating retail theft so the das from san francisco, alameda, contra costa, marin, santa clara, san joaquin and san mateo counties say this partnership will allow them to better share information and successfully prosecute anyone involved in these mob burglaries. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> we are asking the question on instagram. what do you think authorities should do to prevent those crimes at bay area shopping centers? head to our instagram page, @nbcbayarea and make a comment. >>> more evidence that the economy is doing very well. new data showing the fewest number of americans applied for first time jobless claims. this is since before the pandemic started. in fact, scott mcgrew, the fewest in a very long time. >> 1969, if you can believe it. just under 200,000 americans, marcus, told their local unemployment offices they lost their jobs last week. it's an extraordinary low number by any standard, much less considering where we've come from. and the tough economic times during the height of the pandemic. also we got the