jack lead the movement back in 1969 on alcatraz island.other tribal leaders applauded haaland's efforts standing strong and i'm real proud of or however, hollen says there's more work to be done. despite all the progress made in the last 52 years. we have schools and infrastructure to build. >> we have a legacy pollution to address. we have communities that are literally being washed away by coastal erosion and there is a racism in this country that continues to target native people. she's the first native american to serve as a u.s. cabinet secretary. >> hollande met with president biden and his team during a white house tribal nations summit. she says conferences like those help create policies that reflect the needs of so that tribal leaders have a real seat at the table before decisions are made that impact their communities in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> and we're tracking your thanksgiving day forecast. details ahead on what you can expect. and here's a sneak peek. it is going to be dry. so those of you planning an ou

doctor toward jack lead, the movement back in 1969 on alcatraz island. he and other tribal leaders applauded haaland's efforts standing strong and i'm real proud of or however, hollen says there's more work to be done. despite all the progress made in the last 52 years. we have schools and infrastructure to build. >> we have a legacy pollution to address. we have communities that are literally being washed away by coastal erosion and there is a racism in this country that continues to target native people. she's the first native american to serve as a u.s. cabinet secretary. >> hollande met with president biden and his team during a white house tribal nations summit. she says conferences like those help create policies that reflect the needs of so that tribal leaders have a real seat at the table before decisions are made that impact their communities in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> and tracking your bay area thanksgiving holiday coming up in my next full forecast and your full sierra forecast outlook after the break. >> just hours after w

the documentary "escape to alcatraz" tells the story from its beginning to the dramatic end, and howit shape public policy for years after. >> 10 years have passed since the native americans stepped foot on alcatraz island. this time, they were not planning on giving it back to the federal government. they made their way back to alcatraz. >> three hundred 60 degrees of san francisco bay as seen from the center of it. it will undoubtedly become a nightly affair. the group held a traditional powwow, trial -- followed by chanting and dancing around the main cellblock building. >> >> the start of the second day found the original group enlarged by 15 to 20 more indians. they had slipped onto the island sometime during the night. presumably, they carried supplies to supplement the meager two days of provisions brought over early yesterday morning. bread, potatoes, meat, cereal, canned goods, and beans. as the younger warriors slept, the community breakfast was being prepared at the campfire. the frying, the slicing, finally, the eating. newsmen were invited. cleaning up after took a speci

jack lead the movement back in 1969 on alcatraz island. he and other tribal leaders applauded haaland's efforts standing strong and i'm real proud of or however, hollen says there's more work to be done. despite all the progress made in the last 52 years. we have schools and infrastructure to build. >> we have a legacy pollution to address. we have communities that are literally being washed away by coastal erosion and there is a racism in this country that continues to target native people. she's the first native american to serve as a u.s. cabinet secretary. >> hollande met with president biden and his team during a white house tribal nations summit. she says conferences like those help create policies that reflect the needs of so that tribal leaders have a real seat at the table. >> before decisions are made that impact their communities in san francisco. camila barco kron 4 news. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the big game was back down on the farm tonight upon entrance fans received the shirts that say stanford home of the champions. >>

stephanie: you can stream escape to alcatraz right now on our tv app.available on roku and apple tv and amazon fire tv. hulu is offering memberships for just $.99 a month for an entire year. the ad supported membership regularly costs $6.99 a month. disney is the parent company of both hulu and abc news. still ahead, christmas tree crunch. the issues that are making it hard to find the perfect tree this holiday season. here is a live look from our embarcadero camera. beautiful to see all those holiday lights. 54 degrees at this hour. lisa argen will have your stephanie: first lady jill biden will unveil -- this from last year's decorations. tomorrow, national guard members and their families will be on hand to enjoy the festivities. the first lady will deliver a speech thanking volunteers who helped decorate the white house for the holiday season. a christmas tree tradition in piedmont has returned to in-person sales after going online during the height of the pandemic. the piedmont scout tree lot opened yesterday and has adopted a hybrid model to sell

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they went to alcatraz to claim the island for the indian people.eral government has established a cultural center and university on the island for native americans. the occupation started on november 20th 1969 it lasted 19 months. but in the end, the government ended a policy that would have abolished rides and relocated. american indians. now holland is scheduled to speak on the island at 9.30 this morning. we're going to have the highlights for you later tonight. sarah, back to you. >> thank you. can mail will look forward to your report. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news cash build all over the freeway in san diego. look at that. why it's prompting officials to warn people about picking up the strain money in the future. if ever happens again. plus anyone 18 and older can now get the covid-19 booster shot. why doctors in the bay area say getting an extra dose will help prevent a winter surge. and stolen mail has homeowners frustrated what they say needs to change. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the

under the cloak of darkness, the group made its way back to alcatraz. >> they enjoyed one of the most 360 degrees of san francisco bay as seen from the center. it will undoubtedly become a nightly affair. the group held the traditional powwow followed by chanting and dancing around a campfire between the lighthouse and main cellblock building. ♪ followed the original group of 78 enlarged by 15 to 20 more indians. this up by the coast guard patrol and onto the island sometime during the night. presumably, they carried supplies to supplement the meager two days of provisions brought over early yesterday morning. potatoes, meat, cereal, canned goods, beans. as younger warriors wrapped in sleeping bags slept, a community breakfast was being prepared at the fire. the flying, slicing finally and eating -- finally, eating. cleaning up took a special meeting. they did not wanted to look like a white man's island. they brought the light end camera, other additional changes in the landscape. we do not fear your threat to charges of crimes on our land. we and all other oppressed people would wel

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they did not go far but that was revolutionary. >>> a live look at alcatraz island where indians of all tribes are celebrating the 52nd anniversary of the native occupation of the island on november 20th, 1969. nearly 100 native americans landed by boat on alcatraz to claim the former island prison as indian territory. the secretary of the entergy year interior spoke at the event. >> 52 years ago, the situation was dire. the federal government had walked away from their promises to help indigenous people who were forced to relocate to urban areas, federal agencies refused to abide by basic consultation standards in many native communities have lost large swaths of their lands. >> new at 6:00, eastbound highway 80 in the sierra has reopened after a wrong way crash killed four people. the crash happening early this morning near yuba pass and crystal lake. it closed a stretch of the roadway from more than seven hours. the chp says a jeep was driving the wrong way and caused a crash with two other cars. two adults and two children were killed and the crash is under investigation. >>> develo

. >>> to the north above alcatraz what a fantastic day this is turning out to be.se temperatures will warm up into the upper 60s today. maybe even a few right around 70 in san jose. it is 70s across the board at the same story for the north bay valley. >> thank you so much, darren. >>> here is a look at all of the bay area love this thanksgiving . there sharing the messages of things online that we love to see pictures of your celebrations today. >> and happy thanksgiving to you . enjoy. that is it for "kpix 5 news at 12:00 p.m." we are on 24/7 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area . >> our next newscast is at >> jerry: thank you all for being here to offer steffy and finn your encouragement as they take the next step in their lifelong journey together. now, finn and steffy have come together to unite in marriage. if there's anyone here who knows of any reason that they should not be joined as husband and wife, speak now or forever hold your peace. and wife, speak now or forever hold your peace. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> jerry: since no one objects, and i really didn't think

today there will be an event on alcatraz to mark the anniversary of the occupation. lisa, let's get a check outside. there was rain last night. lisa: it was really not just in the north bay. we had some in the east bay. weak one slow to move out and in its wake some fog. we are dealing with the fog for the early morning mainly in the north bay, pockets in the east bay. then it is sunny and temperatures will warm up a little bit not only today but for the weekend. it doesn't last through the holiday weekend. i have the answers next. liz: thanks. also, settlement reached. how much san jose state is paying former athletes sexually assaulted by a sports trainer. reporter: nearly one year since the fatal stabbing at a south bay church. this weekend marks (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due f

in 1969, 100 native americans landed by boat on alcatraz to claim the former island prison as indiancretary of the interior, a native american herself spoke at yesterday's event. >> 52 years ago, the situation was dire. the federal government had walked away from their promises to help indigenous people who were forced to relocate to urban areas. federal agencies refused to abide by basic consultation standards in many native communities. they lost large swaths of their land. >> the uss hornet is celebrating its role in the famous apollo mission. the ship docked in alameda. it has converted into a floating historical museum. the apollo 12 mission happened 52 years ago. this is the second time american astronauts walked on the moon. >> landing a man on the moon was amazing. you kind of have to put the whole thing into context of the 60s, the vietnam war, the cold war, the soviet union, the space ways was a really big deal. >> the hornet played important roles by helping to recover the astronauts after they splashed down in the ocean. the u.s. plans to return to the surface of the moon

there will be an event on alcatraz island to remember the occupation. >> let's get a check outside. > we are starting out with clouds here in san francisco and closer to the coast, as well. they will lift and we will see slightly warmer days. more sun today and for the rest of the weekend as well. we also have a look at thanksgiving, coming up. >> also ahead, how much san jose state is saying former female athletes who were sexually assaulted by a sports trader -- trainer. coming up. >> nearly one year since the fatal stabbing at a south bay terrace. this weekend remarks the anniversary of the end of a celebration of life. healthier is seeing a healthcae pro whenever you may need one. doctor: the fever should break... or...trying to. ♪ ♪ this is what healthier looks like ♪ all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pecan pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at dennys how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful

anniversary for the rock alcatraz may be best known for being a federal prison that housed some of thels in us history, but in november of 1969 the shuttered prison became the scene of a massive protests now a group of native americans occupied the island over how the government treated them the protest lasted nearly two years with protesters demanding the island be turned into a native american cultural center a ceremony was held today on the island. mark the anniversary the featured speaker was deb hiland who is secretary of the interior. she is the first native american to serve as a cabinet secretary. i know that. i stick on the shoulders of so many leaders who came before me. i stand here because ahe ms that.y gfor today ceremony included a traditional native american dance yesterday hollande moved to term squaw from federal lands declaring it a derogatory term and you can stream escape to alcatraz right now. it's on demand through our abc 7 bay area tv app. it is free to download and available on roku amazon fire apple tv and android tv. well whether by foot or by bike people in

and you can stream the original documentary of what escape to alcatraz" right now. it covers this topic and looks back at archival video. it is on-demand, free to download available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv. members of the abc 7 family volunteer their time to make sure bay area residents have everything they need for a good holiday meal in the coming days. they lent a hand sorting and bagging meals at the san francisco food bank yesterday morning. these meals were prepped for volunteer drivers to be distributed to residents who are elderly, ill, or immunocompromised who otherwise could not make it one of the pantry distributions. colleagues gave their time in support of our parent company to give back to the community. in the south bay, second harvest of silicon valley spent the day getting ready for thanksgiving. it provided this video of busy volunteers putting together boxes for families in need this year. the food bank says donations are down this year, so it could use donations of food or of money. $50 can provide up to 100 meals. and that

. >> trip advisor highlights a few of san francisco's best attractions and putting alcatraz oracle parkdemy of sciences coit tower neighborhoods like the castro and chinatown santa rosa might get overshadowed by napa wineries, but it's considered a great way to enjoy wine country at a lower price trip advisor also mention safari west in santa rosa and the charles shops museum. other california cities on that list include san diego, los angeles sacramento and for snow. you know, i lived in fresno for a couple years. was that fun? it was okay. haha. it was it was a i give it a c plus i wouldn't. admittedly not have necessarily thought about is the most fun place. you know, it's really close to yosemite and sequoia national parks street. that is fun and their son has a fantastic there's some good stuff about i'm not going present its a fun town and fresno state sports are amazing. >> you just give us some good reasons to go visit. i will get my check from the visit fresno organization shortly. if you're watching us on the app. you can see us on kron on and stay informed because that's comi

was a spectacular weekend, yesterday and today, tons of sunshine, warm temperatures, you can see alcatrazright there, they're 30 miles away from the golden gate bridge right here. very good visibility tonight and clear skies leading to another chilly night on the way. winds are breezy in our hills earlier this morning. they have slowly backed off this evening. they will continue to calm down overnight tonight. we'll keep the offshore component through the next 24 hours, another warm afternoon on the way for our monday. temperaturewise, look at these numbers, the sun has already set. we're in the upper 60s in the city right now, a warm evening in san francisco, 61 in oakland currently, 65 in san jose, 63 in santa rosa, 59 in brentwood. under the clear skies, it's a recipe for radiational cooling, any heat will cool off tonight. 30s and 40s, so tomorrow morning, grab the winter jacket once again, we will have the chill in our atmosphere. live doppler 7 high pressure is firmly in control over northern california. it sits there again tomorrow warming us pretty quickly. tomorrow, grab lunch ou

my mom went and got tickets for alcatraz. she bought the wrong ticket. she bought a boat that just went around alcatraz. we went to the lake and went back home. it wasn't until my children were born, until they were in elementary school, that i get to get to alcatraz. my son just moved to san francisco with his new wife. he had to buy a car. he was living in d.c. i had an pass away last week and he was home -- they were home for the funeral. now, i'm worried about him living in san francisco. i read about the walgreen's. i was worried about getting a car. last time i was up there the signs on every door was, please don't break in. i have nothing inside. he says, dad, i just got insurance. i didn't know that was a big deal. but he said, i found out, i live on the safest street in the whole place. still cost him three times what mine does. i watched the policies of san francisco change that city. i watched people like chuck schwab, that allows americans to invest. he's changed so many lives. you know what his greatest love? san francisco. there's not a mus

that community events, ceremonies, they built a small village on alcatraz.d the island. they changed federal indian law in a huge way, with a lot of those movements have an impact into today. ♪ more likely to be homeless. we've got high suicide rates, high aids rates, the lowest graduation attainment rates of any other folks in the city. >> the village begat hope. it is going to be a social service, one-stop shop for native americans in urban areas, serving multiple generations. >> so that our children can come back to something better than what we had. so we can continue to passed on that knowledge and build that base. so that our elders have acidic -- center to go to so we can honor them. >> turning point to where it the more recognition we get, the more service we are able to provide, the more people we are able to reach. >> we are here and we need thist we need the services for our people. reggie: you can can can can extended story of the village right now through our abc 7 area streaming tv app, available for roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv.

investigation tip line, 707-917-4491. 52 years ago today, native american activists landed on the shores of alcatraz sparking a natural -- a national debate on the rights of indigenous people. they demanded the u.s. government recognize long-standing deals with tribes and turn over the island. marshall's removed -- m m m removed the tribes it was nice that we had a little bit of rain last night. lisa: not just in the north bay, but also to the east day. kept things kind of damp, but it is the fog that is scurrying parts of our inland valleys. that clears, we get a sunnier and milder saturday. how long does that last? the feet -- the forecast feature some changes. liz: settlement reached, how much san jose is paying former female athletes assaulted sexually. >> nearly one year since a fatal stabbing at a south a church, my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face,

. >> we think of the things we want to do, like alcatraz, the golden gate bridge, union square.ficials hope tours do not leave thinking about this. in san francisco, abc 7 news. kumasi: where does all the stolen merchandise land? are retailers able to trace the stolen products? the short answer, it is pretty easy for retailers, the victims, to find the stolen goods being sold online. >> they are not usually keeping it for themselves, they are selling it. there's a lot of places these items go. we are seeing more and more technology and retailers able to tag their products, so they know where it ends up. kumasi: what if the goods are recovered instead of going back to the stores, they are usually entered as evidence. in cities like san francisco, one a crick in san jose that suffer the most, they lose out on sales tax revenue. we have complete coverage on our website and will continue to update it and are apt with any new developments, including announcements from prosecutors. reggie: a driver accused of plowing his suv through a christmas parade in wisconsin is expected to make

alcatraz folks really went out there and they occupied the island and they changed federal indian laway with a lot of those movements that have an impact into today. times more likely to be homeless. we've got the highest suicide rates the highest. rates, you know, we've got the the lowest graduation attainment rates of any other folks in the city. the village is like a beacon of hope it is going to be a social service one stop shop for native americans in their urban areas serving multiple generations from the onions all the way to the elders. so that our children can come back to something better than what we had, you know, so that we can continue to pass down that knowledge and build that base so that our elders have a center to go to that we can continue to honor them for the knowledge they give hoping that it will be a turning point to where you know the more recognition that we get the more services that we're able to provide the more people that were able to reach. we're here and we need this and we need these services for our people. yo extended story of the village right now

favorites there also shows that you cannot find it other places like the our america series, escape to alcatraze effort to solve hundreds of cold cases, disappearances in the houston texas area. the deal is available through sunday. so, get it now. mike: i was curious and i was looking at the traffic information, there is a red area, a real slow spot eastbound on 80 around the emeryville curve, so maybe there is a lot of people waiting to get into that target area over there. just something i thought i would throw out. last week versus this week, look at the change. we are out of the exceptional, still in extreme what we are out of exceptional, but without any rain in the forecast is probably not going to stay that way. let us hope that things change eventually. here's a look at your shopping forecast, 30's to 40's and near 50 out the door. low to mid 50's at 8:00. 59 to 64 at noon and our brightest time at 4:00. 60 to 68 degrees. the 70's and limit -- in livermore and even more sunday, we will get rid of the 70's just temporarily monday. kumasi: thank you. apple's artificial reality of the fut

and an anniversary for the rock, al alcatraz.1969 the shutter prison became the scene of a massive protest. a group of native-americans occupied the island over how the government treated them. the protest lasted two years with protestors demanding the island be turned into a native-american cultural center amount ceremony was held yesterday to mark the anniversary. the featured speaker was u.s. secretary of the interior deb holland. she -- >> i know that i stand here on the shoulders of so many leaders who came before me. i stand here because the path that many carved ahead of me was clear. and i am very grateful for that. liz: the ceremony included a traditional native-american dance. holland moved in federal lands and declaring it a derogatory term. and you can stream the original documentary "escape to ultraist" on demand. it's tree to download -- free to download and looks back at the historic event. members of our abc7 family volunteered their time to make sure bay area residents have everything they need. they lent a home

secretary holland was at alcatraz yesterday.isit came exactly 52 years after native american activists gained international attention by occupying the former federal prison on the island secretary hollande discussed ways the federal government is now trying to better serve the nation's indigenous communities. in honor of world children's day. oakland mayor libby chef joined volunteers over the weekend to help distribute donated items to families in need. you have been so amazing in your service to this community. world children's day. we don't need to celebrate it just one day a year. let us celebrate it every day every year. the group put together bags of supplies, which included diapers, baby wipes, school supply, a kids, hats, gloves, socks and mass. saturday's event was organized by a bay area islamic sufism group. still to come at noon. are you looking for something to do with your family? this week? we'll take a look at what's new at the box we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, wha

i am liz kreutz. 52 years ago today native american activists landed on alcatraz island, sparking nationaligenous people. during a 19 month occupation they demanded the u.s. government recognize agreements with tribes and turn over the deed to the island. today there will be an event on the island to mark the memory of the occupation. it should be a decently nice fall-like day. lisa: there is fog out in the north bay around nevada and napa but in the city we just have a little bit of it with temperatures in the 50's. you can see the towers of the golden gate bridge, 45 by the delta, 42 santa rosa. lots of sunshine with highs to the mid 60's in san jose. liz: thank you for joining us. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. ♪ those were the days ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. the emmy award winning "live in front of a studio audience" is coming back after jimmy kimmel and norman lear gave us li