but tomorrow, there you have the numbers coming down to seasonal levels. 60s beaches, upper 60s bayside to the low and mid-70s inland. south winds to 10. there is the extended forecast. rain-free friday. mostly cloudy skies saturday. rain begins in the north bay saturday night spreading across the entire area for sunday. it's dry on monday. but another threat of rain showers on tuesday. and we'll have some events happening in and around the bay area, allen, that's coming up next time around. >> all right. there's basketball, too, roberta. thanks. [ laughter ] >> that's right! go warriors. >>> lung cancer is one of the deadliest forms of cancer but new breakthrough research shows that a common scan could save thousands of lives every year. dr. kim joining us with some local reaction to that. >> reporter: this is great news. okay. lung cancer is one of the deadliest forms of cancer because symptoms often don't appear until the cancer is advanced. now new findings show "ct" scans can catch these cancers earlier when they are even curable. >>> reporter: 67-year-old stephanie believes this d

we have the west side watershed and the bayside watershed. there are eight different basins. what we are looking at doing is characterizing what happens inside of the basins and having a system to do it. it will help us make decisions about the wet weather operations. that looks better on the page. for them to be successful, we'll have to fully integrate the a infrastructure machine that includes construction management engineering contracts and environmental -- we will have some new folks that come in that will be focused on the waste water capital program. the communications director -- who also have right away issues that will be easements and things we will have to require for some of the projects to be effective. in orange, we have the waste water -- they will be helping us direct the program as well. we will have a liaison initiative. almost psychedelic on the screen now, something that is a bit different is that our engineering work and construction management work can be done by the sfpuc, the waste water process engineering group, or they may be using consultants. fo

there is mid to upper 70s today there is bayside communities into 80s. and and mild weather holds again, tomorrow, cooling down over the weekend. rain arrives sunday. there is a picture, high pressure still controlling weather. just drifting overhead. the thing with this system is that it's supposed to bring us rain friday night. it's splitting up, watch what happens. this is going to miss up. it staurts to turn east moving into southern california for friday night into saturday. it's not going to get here. we're going see clouds on saturday. and we'll call it partly cloudy skies and dry for saturday. a little bit cooler sunday, much cooler. and this system brings us rain sunday. we'll need umbrellas sunday. if making plans, rain is out of the forecast. it's going to be dry. overnight a mild night. 60 in san francisco. and there is most of the bay area into 50s tonight. there is high clouds z and tomorrow, afternoon, upper 70s into the south bay. and cupertino, los gatos, 77 in santa clara. there is a coastal areas going come down a few degrees. 71 in pa

mild afternoons, low to mid-70s around bayside and inland communities.. monday, we're going to bump up just a few degree as way from beaches and then, the cooling begins on tuesday. and there is back down to normal levels by the middle of the week. >> okay. >> just to reiterate. >> yes. >> okay. >> all right. coming up next there is your ticket to a popular holiday festival. >> and stay tuned for that. and the draw matic stories from a local hospital waiting room. a look at medical care from the inside. i'll have the story at 6:::::::s >>> we've made it to the end of another work week. >> we've got it. finney's friday free stuf do you know what is in here? >> it smells good. >> it's a battle grab. and not kidding you. big fight for fast food restaurants. they like to call themselves quick serve is mainly chicken dishes. everyone going for fresh chicken this, is carl's junior's big deal. it's hand dipped breaded chicken. >> smell goods. >> and it smells good. like you're in a good restaurant. do you agree? this is a is a $4 value. you might as well go sho

we will have a frost advisory for bayside communities, more moisture near the bay. a patchy frost is possible. 30s out there. 35 in napa, 38 in san jose and 35 in livermore. near record territory across the bay area. the coldest weather in decades in some cases throughout the north bay. for friday the cloud cover increases that is in advance of the rain returning for this weekend. we are going to see cold air foush the east. that is going to make way for the next weathermaker as we see this cold front pushing into california. it is going to be more about the rain than cold air with this system heading into saturday's forecast. let's get you the timeline on this rainfall. 6:00 p.m. on friday still dry. cloud cover increasing. 6:00 a.m. on saturday rainfall starts. going to stay with us through 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00 p.m. on saturday. saturday evening and through sunday looks dry. for the first part of your weekend we see the chance of rainfall. for the shoppers headed out, make sure you bundle up. rare cold area for the bay areas. 20s at 6:00 a.m. you are going to

with some patchy frost around our bayside communities. because it's still expected to stay cold through friday morning, we have a freeze watch with out basically for all of our low-lying areas throughout the entire viewing area at this point. so still cold into friday morning. however, i do think the coldest morning will with be tomorrow. we'll start off with low 30s in the east bay, by 11:00, plenty of sunshine but temperatures only at 40 degrees. for tomorrow we'll expect 27 up here in napa, twefb 27 in santa rosa, 30 in livermore, 33 in gilroy, 35 in san jose and 38 up into redwood city. as for our numbers on thursday, thanksgiving, some of you may be thankful for the low 50s. i know it's kind of refreshing as you walk out the door. i don't mind it. fly 49 in san ma toy yoe, 51 in richmond, 51 in concord, fairfield 50. after all that turkey, my mouth is kind of like salivating right now. i'm starving you guys. low 50s up into the north bay. morning time on the weather channel on cable on the seven-day forecast, the rain returns on satu

the north bay with 20s, the east bay with 30s and then we have our frost advisory right around the bayside communities tonight with 30s expected. then we also have our freeze watch here into thursday morning for the entire bay area because of how cold it's going to stay right into thanksgiving morning. starting off tomorrow, north bay cold, temperatures in the low 30s here. as we look here throughout the east bay and the south bay, low to mid-30s as well. let's get you quickly into our numbers for tomorrow. 48 in morgan hill, 49 in gilroy, 47 in livermore, 48 in dublin and it's going to feel a lot colder out there, folks, with the dew points extremely low with this dry air. 50 in san mateo, 49 in richmond. these mid to upper 40s from fairfield right into the north bay. all right, morning time on the weather channel on cable. a quick look at our seven-day forecast has it dry for thanksgiving. but that will be our coldest morning of the week when we could have mid-20s throughout parts of the bay area. >> i'm dreaming of a white christmas. thank you very much, jeff. >>> well, let's go back up

frost advisory for bayside communities where temperatures will be in the 30s and yet another watch to tell you about into friday morning for these cold temperatures that should stick around into friday morning with 20s and 30s back once again. but i do think tomorrow morning will be the coldest morning of this entire cold snap for us. 27 in san rafael, 26 in napa, 27 in gilroy and 36 in san jose. temperatures are cold. hopefully you've got some nice turkey to warm you up tomorrow, maybe some pies, some rolls, something. maybe some extra leftovers as we head into the evening hours. that always seems to help me. >>> 49 in san mateo, 52 in burnisha. north bay, after our hour with the coldest start in the morning, a nice rebound.mid-50s expected. if you haven't heard it enough, it's cold tomorrow. then friday the clouds increase and saturday we'll look at our chance of rain coming. >> you'll have to eat a lot of turkey to keep warm. sto >>> we have a injuryhr thatea injury that sidelined a high school student. a year later we check in with math blay. so, we book a flight to hawaii using o

also a frost advisory for bayside communities with temperatures that will be in the 30s. a little more moisture right near the bay. that certainly could produce some patchy frost. otherwise right now temperatures are cold, but not as cold as they were this time yesterday. that's because we've started to see the atmosphere warming a little bit. 51 in san francisco. i know it doesn't seem that warm, but temperatures are up a little bit. 53 in sunnyvale, 49 in livermore, 50 in concord and 55 currently in santa rosa. so what are we looking like friday? for all of you shoppers getting ready to head out early, it is going to be a freezing start here for a lot of us. look at this, temperatures in the 20s and 30s for those of you getting an early start. by this weekend, we are looking at more rain coming back into the mix. so here's a look at the satellite loop. for days now it has been pretty much clear here, but the latest front is already starting to line up. it's pretty extensive. tapping into a good amount of moisture. it's pulling up from the southern regions. this cold air

she was drunk when she drove her car into a canal near the bayside. chris sullivan, the manager of a restaurant, ran to the car and broke a window to save her. when she was in custody she tried to pay him off. she pleaded guilty to a d.u.i. charge back in 2007. >>> now in for the third year in a row baltimore county is recommending a school closure. the school may have to shut its doors sending 300 students through the system. cheryl was there with more. >> ibe is the only school closure recommended this year and that's a big change over the past two years when a total of 12 schools shut down. the proposal is part of doctor andre could anze's ongoing plan to improve city schools. the doctor says students at ibe are not keeping pace with the rest of the school system. over 2 years the graduation rate dropped from 892% to 52%. student enrollment has also declined. doctor alonzo told the school board tonight that he contemplated closing the school last year but students had gone through a move the year before and he didn't want to add another disruption

temperatures will be climbing under that influence of high pressure. 66 at the beaches, mid- and high 70s baysidend an offshore wind out of the northeast 5 to 10 tomorrow with our high temperature. 80 at the delta, 80 in fremont and low 80s in throughout the tri-valley. if you are heading to the victory parade tomorrow, 70 degrees bright sunshine, san francisco going to look gorgeous on national television. and meanwhile, the seven-day forecast does call for the warmest day of the workweek on thursday. we have a slight chance of rain showers friday and a repeat performance again on sunday. that's the pinpoint forecast. >> thank you. no rainout for that parade. good deal. >>> maybe you have noticed a lot of place offering to buy gold these days? many make this very same promise: we'll pay the highest price cash on the spot. julie watts went undercover to find big differences in what buyers are offering. >>> reporter: if you have it they want it. everyone is offering to buy with the price of gold at an all-time high. >> we melting gold, baby. >> reporter: through the mail, malls, gold buying events

into low to mid-40s around the bayside and coastal communities.e is a another system this, is a weak system. coming in tomorrow afternoon bringing us showers and you'll see here there is timing of the system first in the north bay then by 8:00 p.m. this is out of here showers not much. from nothing to about a tenth of an inch of rain heading into wednesday morning. narrow range 63 in milpitas. on the peninsula 63 in millbrae. upper 50s along the coastline. and partly cloudy skies 62 degrees you're looking at showers coming into to yu kia. east bay communities into low 60s oakland 63. inland areas not much change there. there is low 60s. there is 62 degrees in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. light showers into afternoon into evening hours. heading into wee hours of wednesday, then a dry forecast for veteran's day and beyond. milder every day for weekend. you're looking at upper 60s to low 70s in areas. mid to upper 60s along the coastline. >> good looking weekend. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> and there is a show of support for rov

bayside 2.2% boost. it was a chance for it the little guys to push some sales. it is nice to come in today. it just looked amazing. saturday is so much better to come out. you're not how low or from drinking too much wine are too much turkey on sank skidding. >> they feel this they eat to highlight their it shops was a much-needed boost as the day began. >> it is a way to put us on this volatile little because wal-mart and target and as i did all of these giant promotions and do it a big deal with a black friday is a this is our way to sort of shrine. >> people are excited to see what we have ended is not everything your record to find at the mall. you get all the more of a personal touch with the crowds of >> it is is a chance to reach out. and to give back to the customer and have them come and and feel like they're getting the big deal. >> i think small businesses are the heart of the community. and at the heart to the city. if we can start by on saturday will you take a stroll on your street and shot. that is fabulous. >> in san francisco kron4 news. >> peop

he dove into a bayside canal to save a woman from her car. taylor drove her are -- car straight into the water last night. after several attempts, he was able to break the car's back window, allowing vander hood to escape. >>> one minute after i got her out of the car, the car sank. she would have been dead. i'm glad she's alive. i wonder if she realizes just how close to death she came. >>> ocean city police say after vander hook was rescued, she left the scene before being found at a bus stop. she now faces dui charges. >> police plan to recognize sullivan with their highest civilian award for outstanding service. >>> a gruesome find. the discovery of a body prompts an investigation inside howard county. police found a body off of westbound i-70. state police are only saying the body was an adult. and it was inside a box. no other details have been released. authorities are now waiting for an autopsy report. >>> squeezed for cash tonight. the attorney for a howard county couple, is speaking about their ties to prince george's county executi

the san jose mercury unanimous reports all 12 cities under the south bayside waste management authorityl likely see increased fees as they switch and pay the $11 million still owed to outgoing hauler allied waste. thanksgiving is less than two weeks away. as many of us plan our holiday menus, others simply can't afford a turkey dinner with all the trimming. right now food pantries that serve the bay area's needy. heather ishimaru reports on the struggle. >> yeah. >> san francisco's haight street baptist food pantry is a life line for 400 families with 1100 people a week. >> mainly lower income families and probably 75, 80% homeless. >> pastor robert johnson runs the food pantry. he volunteered here three years before being offered that job and before that he was a homeless client himself. he says centers like this one are dying for volunteers and this time of year for the same special foods enjoyed by everyone else. >> go and help the one who don't have what you have and watch how -- what a big difference it will make. it will put a smile on his face and feel they can go the extra mile.

and it's now trying to saturate bayside temperatures, cooling off into the 40s. watch your pinpoint forecast because it looks like for the most part the fog is onshore for the morning commute at 7 a.m. but on top of that is another layer of mid- and high level clouds all associated with the incoming system that promises to provide us with a very wet weekend. now, tomorrow, the numbers are coming down. we are done with the 70s. that warming trend is history. we're talking about 50s and 60s across the board. 65 as good as it gets. there is a slight chance of moisture moving in in the form of a rain shower to remember into the. just a chance. otherwise we have rain arriving in the north bay by the afternoon hours on friday. and a wet weekend. allen, we'll talk more about everything you need to know about the weekend system that's coming up next time around. >> everything, i want to know everything. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> a lot of good news for commercial crab fishermen and diners. quality tests show crabs out there are ready to be harvested. this is great n

we also have a frost advisory for bayside communities where we could have patchy frost with temperaturese 30s tonight and once again that freeze watch for the entire bay area through thanksgiving morning and that's where temperatures look to bottom out at the coldest levels. for east bay tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., low 30s by 11:00 a.m. only 40s in the forecast. not only coldest air of the season but the coldest air all year long. 20s in the north bay. 32 inot livermore and 35 in san jose. put on those winter jackets. you'll need layers tomorrow. take it slow traveling over higher elevations. there will be plenty of icy spots with our recent rains. for tomorrow, 50s and upper 40s for most of our inland spots including concord and fairfield. 46 in napa and no the north bay. after our start in the 20s and freeze warning, we'll rebound to the mid and upper 40s with sunshine. more on weather channel on cable. dry for thanksgiving. next chance of rain comes on saturday. >> all right. at least we get a sunny thanksgiving. that's good. >> and at least we get aubrey huff. >> let's see what happ

evening we'll see some patchy fog developing in of the not bay valleys, otherwise some clear skies baysidemperatures dropping off very rapidly now that the sun has officially set. tonight overnight, 44 degrees santa rosa to the upper 50s silicon valley, 50s central bay, 45 livermore, cooler night. pinpoint forecast, this is when i try to figure out when the fog is making an appearance. we haven't seen it with this offshore flow. one more day of fairly mild conditions but you see right there behind me, that signals a change by wednesday night. by thursday we see some partly cloudy skies and the return of more of an onshore push. temperatures tomorrow into the 60s at the coast, 74 san jose, still above the average of 66. east of the bay 60s richmond and berkeley, otherwise mid-70s out of the 80s. looks like north bay numbers stacking up from 60 in stinson beach to 71 degrees in sonoma. rain should arrive by friday night commute throughout the bay area. rain scattered very showery saturday around sunday with a dropping snow level down to 2500 feet and dana and allen, a lingering shower monday

upper '30's are around 40 bayside afternoon highs mid to upper 50s. things warm up wednesday clouds coming in chance for light rain by the afternoon wednesday and perhaps heavier rain at times early thursday morning. things tryout friday right now the forecasts suggested more showers by the weekend. >> thank you brian coming up on kron 4 cargo plane goes down in pakistan killing eight we have video of the crash. >> san francisco with the see go flying by and all is well. we will be right back. [ mom ] my son only wanted one toy this year. i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of my holiday shopping on citi specials. with the money i saved, i bid online -and got exactly what he wanted. -a robosan 4000! [ television ] introducing the new robosan 5000. [ mom ] at least for now. [ male announcer ] make your happy holiday stories come true with citi specials. what's your story? citi can help you write it. verizon 4g lte. rule t

frost advisory for our bayside communities and the coastline where there is more moisture in the atmospherend we could have patchy frost. and since it will be cold into friday morning, we are under a freeze watch into friday morning. as for tomorrow morning, those of you in the east bay, low 30s, widespread, sunny at 11:00 a.m., and temperatures only at 40 degrees on your thanksgiving. 27 in napa, 27 in santa rosa, 28 in san rafael, 34 in san jose, and yes, 26 for those of you in los gatos. as for thanksgiving, we're going to go with 53 here in more dpan hill, 253 in ever greene, 52 in san jose, so a nice cold day to enjoy maybe some warm turkey and apple pie. some rolls. you know, whatever you like. it's going to be a good day for it if it comes out of the oven and nice and hot and fresh. and if i don't cook it, it makes it even better. >> perfect. >> yes. all right. so let's take a look at our seven-day forecast, on the weather channel on cable. the rain comes on saturday. shoppers, we know black friday is looking cold, but saturday, you can head inside if you want more deals. >> yeah, ap

we'll also be watching out for patchy frost for our bayside communities.oisture as you get closer to the waters, so those conditions, while they'll be in the 30s, we still could have some patchy frost. this is our third consecutive night of cold air so certainly once again remember those pets and the plants too. all right, temperatures just like they have the past two nights dropping into the 30s in the north bay. 39 in novato, 44 in napa. 38 for some of the sheltered spots right near fairfield. as you go more inland, it just continues to get colder out there. let's look at the weather headlines. we'll start off as we head throughout friday with a cold start, talking about 20s and 30s. by this weekend we'll see the weekend rain coming our way. that rainfall is several hundred miles out. a pretty impressive cold front lining up tapping into a good amount of moisture and more cold air situated back behind it but it will be about the rainfall. we'll see goodbye to the latest blast of cold weather pushing down across the entire west and reintroduce this cold f

coast and bayside in the form of fog. the city last couple of days. there it is, speaking of. going from 78, the last couple of days in downtown san francisco. i went 65 today. you'll notice a pretty dramatic drop. a lot of the higher clouds inland will keep some humidity in the mix. so still warm. not as warm as yesterday. we had record highs. and the cooling pattern will take us into saturday. and looks like rain sunday. tm today, temperatures still above average. except san francisco. oakland airport, 72. that fog continues to increase. i may drop that a little bit. santa rosa, 70s. mountain view, 76. san jose, 77. not near records, but they are above average. 50s right now. had a let of 60s the last couple of days, due to these clouds and very warm conditions. 30s in the mountains. it will not be as hot in southern california. l.a. was hot yesterday. san diego was 100 degrees. just incredible heat. low spinning is diving toward central california. but that will continue to usher in cooler weather for us as we head to saturday. and sunday, that system coming out of the gulf

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