i do not think that the redwood gospel mission has any idea just how many coats. >>there are about to ceive from larry peter, so this is very exciting. with the help of many staff members including larry himself. >>the minute you right, thank you. but i've read witgospel mission loaded up their trucks. >>the code. >>just can't believe the overwhelming amount that helped with the jackets are gonalready and um i wish i had 20,000 jackets to hand out because there's so many people in need the jacket that is cold. they just cut it out for christmas that so looks like people are going to get open a box for christmas. that's what i wanted to do so thank you so much. >>the colts are now in santa rosa at a shelter and will soon be given to the homeless for the holidays. >>oh it's a blessing that another another 1000 coats is just another a noer 1000 people in our county that it could be blessed with warmth and and comfort and so it's just it feels great in petaluma michelle kingston kron. >>and for news. before news could soon soon be seeing lower prescription drug prices

i notice a couple of weeks ago that someone might students more rain coats.ded to just take one of those burdens off my parents, my going ahead and those coats. >>more than $500 raise and more than 40 coast for her students and students in other grades and for her to reach out and do something like that for her students in her class. i think it's it's a good example for the community and some say for this community and abroad i encourage people to buy off of >>don't have anything instead of spending all the money that we the department's door. >>same thing they wore her heart, she know she doesn't have to but she is returning the favor when you have a good spirit and you give from the heart those around you a blessing those bless1ngs. hey there also. that was ashley goodman reporting jessica woods hopes to keep mine coach for the students at her school until everybody who needs one. >>has won. she says she was overwhelmed with how much people are willing to give to h.lp children in need. >>trying to slow down the ravens a 49 ers face a different offense and o

the story of the 1500 brand-new coat he bought over the summer to give awayfor o% christmas. steyer: i'm about to say two words that will makewashington insides very uncomfortable: term limits. you and i both know we need term limits, that congress shouldn't be a lifetime appointment. but members congress, and the corporations who've bought our democracy hate term limi. too bad. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message because the ly way we get universal healthcare, addresspprove climate change and make our economy more fair is to change business as usu in washington. >>out of the east ba this woman accused of running over a bar becausshe was upset about her son's hair cut is in jail tonight, 28 year-old ruby delgaudio was booked into the martin detention facility about noon time today, doug a deal has been wanted by police for a week. that's after running over a barber last wednesday in ante up poli say th 28 year-old returned to the shop after her son's haircut after noticing a scratch on is head. though deal argued with a 63 year-old rber brian martin martin told kron 4 a

those batteries and coat those batteries so the salt doesn't erode them.place for ppg? >> well, jim, what we say is electric vehicles take two to four times as much paint as a traditional vehicle. so you start with the pre-treatment of the box, then you electric coat it and then you have to have a sealant adhesive close that enclosure and then on the inside you need protective coating to keep from having what we call a thermal event which some people call a fire and then we're working on binder technology as well as gap fillers in the batteries as well so whenever electric vehicle comes, we're going to have new technology and we'll have a lot of new wins in that space. so we're pretty excited about electric vehicles. >> do you think that that is something that will happen within the next five years or am i dreaming it is shorter than that >> well, i think it is going to be a slow ramp because one of the things they have to do is sell the cost problems and that is why we're so excited about our play in the binder technology and the an ode and cathode and we

-- one warm coat. we want you to go in your closet and see if you have any spare coats or jackets that you can donate. go to ktvu.com and you will see a list of drop off locations including bay street , jack london square, santana row and the san francisco ferry building. one warm coat drive will continue until the end of this month. >>> sal castaneda knows what's happening especially with the fog. >> we do have fog and we cannot see some of the cameras but i will tell you, highway 4 looks good. hopefully on this friday we will have a lighter than usual commute. here's a live look at 24, it was foggy but now we can see better so the fog is cleared out. we can see highway 24 in lafayette. speaking of the fog and weather , let's bring in mr. steve paulson. >>> we do have a lot of fog dancing around with rain to the north and eventually that will get down here. you might even get partly sunny or partly cloudy skies. rain is developing and it will take a while to get here but by this evening it will drop s

the one warm coat drive lasts until the end of this month. >>> and you're going to need your coat if you're heading outdoors today doing some last- minute shopping. >> pick the thicker one if you are getting out any time soon. temperatures are freezing for inland communities. a lot cooler than we were yesterday morning and the partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. we've got a cloud right there covering areas of our view. we do have a bit of patchy fog to go along with our weather. anywhere from a 1/4" to 1/2" in many of our areas. take a look at ben loman in the santa cruz mountains and point reyes picking up 87/100". we continue to see some rain over the south, that has been the case for a few days now areas over atlanta and miami no delays. here's a look at the storm tracker 2 where we do have dry conditions here. wet conditions over the sierra. and winter travel is expected throughout the course of today. our future cast will show you that we are going to remain partly cloudy and dry. a little on the cool side for some into our afternoon. you can see on the sierra it's still coming

>>larry says there are about 1500 coat folded inside these boes. anyone in search of war. this holiday season to see it everywre you even see itere. >>in your backyard, you see it in petaluma you see in marin county. you see itn the big cities. and you see people that are really struggling. >>thcodes were purchased by larry at an auction in june because even on the hottest days smer. larry is thinking abouchristmas and what he can do for those in the bay area. >>ihis community might just brought uhere had put him here and i'd ke to just hand themout to whoever really need the jackets its homeless. >>now in order to give ay these coats lavery needs your help head to the kron 4 cebook page and let us know about organizations that you thi larry can get in touch with in order to give these coats to people who are homeless and in need larry will then contact those 1500 coats away d give these by christmas at the petaluma creamery michellkingston kron 4 news said it is so wonrful. >>so one of them makes me want to by some of his creamery brian does have that you know, i've known

medical center is hosting its annual contract, gently used coats for kids and adults can be dropped off in ben's at either one of the centers two lobbies and ktvu is once again teaming up with community volunteers to collect donations for one warm coat and we have been doing this for 17 years . this holiday season we want you to look in your closet and see if you may have a spare coat or jacket that you can donate. go to ktvu.com and see a list of drop-off locations at those locations include a street in emeryville, jack london square and oakland, santana road in san jose and then san francisco ferry building. the drive continues until the end of the month. >>> in just about one hour house democrats are expected to make an historic announcement to officially present articles of impeachment against president trump and what the president will be doing tonight and a key swing state . >>> we will tell you why san francisco mayor sam accardo says he is all in supporting mike limburg for president in 2020.>> >>> we will have some light rain. not a lot. heavier amounts will be heavier to t

. >> reporter: >> and a reminder now of our one warm coat drive. we'd ask to you look into your includeses to see if you have and spare coats to drop off or donate. the one warm coat drive lasts until the end of the month. >> rain showing up in the south bay that will move through tonight and tomorrow morning. this band coming up through monterey, that's moving through right now.? lightning showing up there. that could mean a chance for lightning tonight. smoerpg gonna be a little damp. look how far south that is. and the one friday, look how far north it is. cold. the cold one is friday. the models are this. there's tomorrow morning. widely scattered. and that's the whole day tomorrow. and here comes thursday morning. thursday afternoon. friday, a whole different ball of wax. we'll see a winter storm warning in the mountains. >>> a robot has started making coffee at the san jose international airport. scoffee in just minutes. and the barista can make lattes, cappuccinos and other drinks too. the robot is able to make more than ten orders at the sa

>>and coming up tonight at 8 o'clock we're going to find out where the coats are being donated. >>still to come tonight e high cost of living in california is leaving many seniors without ough money to pay for their meds why lawmakers say they have the answer. >>and a new sty links certain fertility treatments to health problems. why researchers ink the use of frozen embryos uld result in a higher risk of childhood cancer. >>and new details in that deadly jersey city shting life police s the shooters targeted a small jewish grocery store. >>there are new details tonight in the new jersey shootout tuesday left 6 people dead statefficials believe the small jewish grocery store where t people were found dead w targeted by the shooters police say they use surveillan video to reach that colusion. >>we could see a van moving through jersey city streets slowly. the perpetrator stopped front of their calmly open the door with to long rifles, man d the other perpetrator and began firing from the street into. the facility. >>the violence began tuesday afternoon and acemetery where officer

the regional medical center hosting its annual coat truck, you can drop off gently used coats for children sensors. >>> items owned by the grateful dead legendary frenchman jerry garcia going up for auction and los angeles, 77 items including his personal comic book collection going back to his childhood. also artwork he created, guitars, all up for sale, one of the biggest draws is a stratocaster guitar named alligator because of the distinctive design right there on the front. is excited go for around $400,000. >> that was a gift from graham nash. supposedly he found it in a pawn shop in texas. and gifted it to jerry and 1970 and then it was jerry garcia spirit guitar about three years. >> garcias custom made guitar he played more than two decades sold for $1.9 million at a charity auction back in 2017. >>> did you ever see him play any of those guitars? >> i was not tuned in on which guitar he was playing, i was not paying much attention i am sure i did, especially the last one right there but hate, if i had all the money in the world it probably would get what. >> it would look nice an

>>larry says there are about 50 teen 100 coats folded inside these boxes. anyone in search of war. this holiday >>to see it everywhere you even see it were. in yo backyard, you see it in petaluma you see it in marin county. you see it. in the big cities. and you see people that are really struggling. the codes were purchased by larry at an auction in june because even on the hottest days of sumr. larry is thinking about christmas and what he can do for those in the bay area. >>in his community might just brought of here and put him here and i'd like to just hand them out to whoev leads the jackets ithomeless. >>now in order to give away thescoats larry needs your help head to the kron 4 facebook page and let us know about organizations that you think larry can get touch with in order to give these coats to people who are homeless and in eed larry will then contact those organizations and give these 1500 coats away by christmas the petaluma creamery michelle kingston kron 4 news cool to mild outside your door right now with temperatures mainly in the 50's we're taking a live look ou

the san jose regional medical center is hosting a coat drive.y use coats can be dropped off at ben's at either one of the centers two lobbies. >>> ktvu teaming up with community volunteers, collecting donations for one warm coat. we've been doing it for 17 years. this holiday season, we want you to look in your closet, see if you have a spare coat or jacket that you can donate. you can go to ktvu.com and see a list of the drop off locations. they include bay street, jack london square in oakland, santana row in san jose, and the san francisco ferry building. the one warm coat drive continues until the end of this month. >>> any minute now, house crats articles of impeachment against president trump. we will bring that to you live and go over the two charges of misconduct filed agns>>> that s goes off every tuesday at noon time. why today will be the last day for a while as the city tests this emergency warning system. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> morning. thank you for joining us. tuesday, december 10. i am dave clark. >>

so >larry says there are about 50 teen 100 coats folded inside these boxes.ere you even see it were. your backyard, you see it in petalu you see it in marin county. you see it. in the big cities. and you see peoe thatre really struggling. >>the cones were purchased by larry at an auction in june because even on thttest days of summer. lay is thinking about christmas a what he can do fr those in the bay area. >>in his community might just brought of here and pu him here and i'd like to just hand them out to whver leads the jackets its homeless. >>now in order to give away ese coats lavery needs your help head to the kron 4 febook page and let us know about organitions that you think larry can get in touch with in order to give these coats to people who are homeless and in need larry will then contact those organizations and give these 1500 coats away by christmas at the petaluma creamery michelle kingstokron 4 news. >>it 6 o'clock flu ason well under way doctors want people to protect themselves and their mili during the holiday season. we'll have so tips for

bringing in new coats.und a great sale and they were putting brand-new coats and those bins. you can do that too. >> issue can. i like that. the people can certainly use it. i have a couple of coats, pam, that i think i'm going to bring to our little thing here. we have one in the lobby. circuit morning everyone. by the way, pam and dave, christmas music today. >> i was going to ask you. give me your christmas songs, we will be playing them. good morning. let's take a look. we have some good news in the contra costa commute. there's only a little bit of traffic on 242 approaching 680. but look at the less dose rest of can't across truck. our 37 does have a little bit of slow traffic heading west, but i like what i see here. the fog is going to be an issue for some commutes. it is not foggy right now in lafayette. it is a little foggy at the bay bridge, and fog will be getting your attention in oakland where it is pretty low and on the peninsula. stephen i have been talking about how low it is, for example i

, maybe an old throw-back raiders coat. >> there you go. >> any kind of coat this morning. >> we're digging in the back of the closet trying to find the heavier coats and the scarves and the hats and all of that stuff as we start out with cold temperatures this morning, and also mostly clear sky. we have a few clouds rolling by san francisco right now. beautiful scenes as we look at all of our cameras, as the sun comes up, in the background, you can see the sun rising and in the foreground you can see our storm ranger, that's a live view of it parked on san bruno mountain and this will be scanning for some rain, headed into the middle of the week but as we get out the door this morning, skies are all clear and temperatures are chilly. this is behind that cold front that moved through on saturday evening, and so now as we wake up, we have temperatures in the upper 30s. we will see a gradual warmup as we go into the afternoon, and these numbers will reach into the mid-50s, about normal for this time of year. so we're looking at a high of about 57 degrees in san jose, oakland reaching 56. 54 w

we have been partnered with one warm coat drive for 17 years. if you have any jackets or coats that you may wanna donate, you can go to our website ktvu.com that includes santana row in san jose, participate in ups and big old tire stores, the one warm coat drive is going to be ending this month. still to come here >>> let's just say it didn't happen. back to raiders raiders were dismantled by the chiefs. the niners go to baltimore. distance up next with sports. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who did good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administration to protect this planet from climate change. and now, he's taking on... him. to rebuil

the drive last until the end of the month. >>> it is definitely warm coat weather. it is very chilly out there. >>> you definitely want to dress in layers. especially tomorrow morning. we could have patchy frost and talk about that tomorrow morning to start off friday. it is chilly. we still have clouds in place as well. also, there's a possibility of minor flooding due to the tides which has been that sort of week . exhibit golden gate high tide was changes, depending where you are around the bay. it is 6.6 feet at 10:48 this morning. the water levels will be a bit inflated around the coast and their portions of the bay. satellite is showing you all of the main action with the rain showers, and the snow showers heading toward the south toward central and southern california. you can see this linking up to the snowfall over the grapevine. we do flood advisory so portions of southern california. look at all of the action from santa answer. that will be most of the active weather for today. the bay area we have clouds in place. we have a little bit of green rotating t

those little ones grow out of the winter coat by next season. 100% little coats needed as well. with us because wendy williams and up next here on ktvu fox 2 news. we'll see you back at noon. musica♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ now, here is wendy!

here you are now in your white coats as med students.m curious, 60 seconds left, when you were standing there in your white coats at the plantation were there tourists like what's going on. >> yeah, they were like what is this. i think another part of it is this is odd. this isn't normal. you don't normally see -- you have an essentially homogeneous group of african-american people stand willing in white coats. white coats demonstrate physicians or physicians in training and you have got to take a step back and say oh, my god. >> it is striking. i thank the two of you. for all of the young black boys and girls watching right now just look at what you are showing them. see and believe, and become sydney and russell. and really for anyone. thank you so much. and good luck. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> get those photos framed, guys. i'm brook baldwin. thank you. thanks for being with me. the lead with jake tapper starts now. >>> what is the strategy behind speaking pelosi not immediately sending the articles of impeachment over to the sen

the one warm coat drive last until the end of the month. >>> coming up next, a military has u.s. officials on edge, what lawmakers are saying about russia and china over the weekend. >>> a huge win in seattle. the exciting win as the playoff runs through the stadium. >>> first. champions on off the court. honoring lebron james and serena wilson. >>> let's take a quick look at the morning, this is the bay bridge toll pleasant, it is monday, we are expecting to see some cars but not too bad at this hour. we will be right back. >>> the raiders and denver broncos were tide in -- tied in the 2nd quarter. derek carrr received a pass. and the pass was batted douven at the line. >> we had an open look. they just made a nice play batting the ball down. we just had momentum on our side but given the injuries that we had would have been tough on us in overtime to keep playing. >> the raiders are now done for the year and will kick off their new season in their new hometown of las vegas. editors and writers beating out tom brady. two championships in miami and one in cleveland.. >>> and sere

. >> or the winter coat. >> always a joy to have you. if i don't see you, happy holidays. catch you in 2020. >> thank you very much. coming up next. the odds of winning the lottery. what did you actually want? coming up, what to do in case you win the jackpot. >>> thousands of kaiser mental healthcare workers on the picket line calling for better

. >>> ktvu has been part of the one warm coat drive.s holiday season we want you to look in your closet. see if you have any spare coats or jackets to donate. you can go to katie you.com and you'll see a list of drop off locations. think of the san francisco ferry building. and santana road in san jose. also, you can stop by bay street in emeryville, and also anticipating ups and big o tire stores. the one warm coat drive continue until the end of month. >>> a neighborly dispute is brewing in union square coming up next, the prospective business facing some pushback from the long-established shops in the san francisco shopping district. >>> new rules making airbnb safer. we will talk about the latest restrictions for travelers who use that home sharing service. sentences go union square, pushing back against a plan to allow a high-end cannabis dispensary to send up shop nearby. alexis bronson told the chronicle he wants to open a well lit, upscale outlet in the storefront on geary between stockton and grand. but two companies on either

well, this certainly is a night where people need coat and 00 coats are now in the right hands, the people who really need them. >>we first td you about larry peter last tonight, he is the petalumareamery owner who contacted us wanted some help finding an organization that helps people who are homeless as guys them and we quickly learned we asked you our viewers to tell us abt thought anizations that you might benefit kron four's michelle kingston connected one of them with larry tay. >>redwood a solution we've been around for since 1963 we provide a radio services for the poor needy in our community in the heart of downtown santa rosa homelessness is a this is an issue that we all see through r county the redwood gospel mission provides food and clothes to the homeless, but in october they were targeted by thieves. >>about 2 months o are sort container was broken into and wead thousands of coats so kron 4 decided to help replenish what was taken from them with the help of larry peter, the owner of petaluma creamery. >>whwe first told you about on tuesday who was looking to donate hundreds

today left time checked is a friday. >> aagree. >> friday december 27th i am frank malli coat. >> we pam who are off. and you are in also. >> stepped outside and. >> wow. >>> >> i am awake. >>> lots of sunshine on the forecast. after the cold start this morning, most areas back up into the 50s this afternoon. and here's the live camera looking towards san francisco, this early friday morning. and we r old storm is kicking out of town

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we have been partnered with the one warm coat drive for 17 years.e would like to ask if you have spare coats that you can donate. if so, you can go to ktvu.com for a list of drop off locations. include santana row and san jose. on warm coat drive runs until the end of this month. >>> up next, in sports, it has been holiday. possible super bowl preview. >>> hear from drivers long delays to get back home from the holiday weekend. when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more choice and control compared to other top wireless carriers. and now get $250 off when you buy a new samsung phone during xfinity mobile beyond black friday. plus, you can save up to $400 a year. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back, joining us in sports it was a again today. waiting for the big deal but sadly they just couldn't pull it. >> they live up to the h

the 101 coat drive continues until the end of this month. >>> >> gunfire in the seats of jersey city killing a police officer and two bystanders, the reason investigators say it was a targeted attack. >>> the ghost ship warehouse fire retrial requests by a lawyer who defend him and what he wants from the jury in the first trial to clear max harris. . >>> thank you for joining us wednesday morning said december 11 for mornings on 2, let's go to the wednesday weather. >> rain overnight, it looks pretty clear tonight. quieter here as the system is kind of washed out, more again tomorrow. petaluma 19/100. oakland close at 15, vallejo 17, same with san francisco and brentwood, napa 15 and san jose .75. santa rosa is the most i can see just shy of a half inch of rain. a lot of moisture continues to stream across the pacific, a lot of it is the tail end but gives us some rain, a lot of cloud cover. 50s on the temperatures starting off very mild, a series of systems saturday then it looks like a cooler break but drier as we head into sunday, the next couple of days, lots of clouds and mild t

is hoping to build a showeras possible but they plan in san j >>> we have been part of the one warm coat i for 17 years and this holiday season we would like to ask you to consider looking into your closets to see if you or your kids may have spare coats or jackets to donate. if so go to ktvu.com for a list of drop-off locations , there is bay street in emeryville and participating ups and big o tires stores, the one warm coat drive lasts until the end of this month.>> it is really important especially with the weather were having now. spirit and your kids outgrow so much so pass it along to people who need it. >> and here is sal castaneda, welcome back from vacation and a lot of wet roads and problems .>> a lot going on and what i want to remind you of is to slow it down because of that rain, looking at some of the commutes especially if you're driving from gilroy to san jose, that drive might be choppy, 25 to 152 with slow traffic around 152 156 meets and driving up into the parts of the san jose area here have been all right with no major issues. get out on the road as early as you ca

the one warm coat drive continues until the end of the month.. >>> president donald trump now the third president to be impeached, how lawmakers are reacting and what comes next.

. >> we are also a part of the warm coat drive. we would like to ask you to ur or jacket you can donate. you can go to our website for a list of those drop-off locations. they include the san francisco ferry building, jaclyn square. you can also stop by bay street and participating ups stores. it lasts until the end of this month. you probably have a coat or jacket your kids have outgrown or you haven't worn in a long time. give it new use. >> san francisco will get a break from allowed weekly tradition. emergency siren tests will go silent. >> the reason police are having a tough time tracking down the package the food got away with hundreds of amazon packages. this winter, you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline intensive care lotion supports the vaseline healing project. join us to help millions in crisis heal their skin. join us to help millions in crisis so you have ten years experience... i do. but no phd? first kid. here's all the numbers, food's in the fridge, oh and lucas likes to pull on jewelry so y

grab that coat as you head out the door for work and school. we're looking at comes in the 30s and in the 40s. conquer, you are f43. oakland, 47. 38 in the full more. 38. 40 in san jose right now. 36 in santa rosa. a live look at treasure island camera. let's take a to the afternoon. as we are looking at mid to high level clouds. streaming and. so cloudy day with mid-50s for the coast and for the paper at upper 50s inland. so seasonal lift, not just a little bit. below average. so taking you through on futurecast, you can see those clouds. and there we go off to our west. offshore. that is the rain. we will time this out for you when the rain pushes across the bay area coming up. >>> good morning. we are looking pretty good on the freeways right now. no major accidents or incidents to report. so if you're hitting the roads early, now is a good time to be on them. overview of our map here, you can see a lot of green, which means your moving at the limit for the most part. no delays on the one as you work your way both directions. we do have repo

>>oh it's a blessing that another another 1000 coats is just anothea nother 1000 people in our county that it could be blessed with warmth anand comfort and so it's just it feels great in petaluma michelle kingston kron. >>and for news. cruise sh vacation but occurred cruise ship home. details on the unusual idea being pitched to fight homelessness. they can watch them sleeping they could have watched and anging, i mean they could have seen. >>all kinds of things wow unbelievable terror for on family, when the rain camera in their daughter's room get hacked we'll ve that story coming up after the break. >>welcome back to the kron 4 orning news the time is for 14 dark and early thank you for waking up with us. of several things that you need tonow i'm tracking a major hot spot, i'll get to that in just a bit. but john also tracking lots of moisture in the air is it gng is it coming what's up with us. the storms, it's both everywhere. was we can spend we're still looking at lighrainfall we sought perstently for much of the bay fall of a yesterday mostly towards the coast. >>today contin

. >> someone who does know a lot about general pickett is civil war historian earl coates. i meet earl right here on the gettysburg battlefield. i am standing right on the site of pickett's charge. >> you certainly are. you're at one of the iconic sites of the civil war. >> what was pickett's contribution? >> general pickett, till that time, was certainly known as a confederate commander, but after the charge, he was known the world over. >> pickett serves under general james longstreet in july 1863, here at gettysburg, in the army of northern virginia, commanded by general robert e. lee. >> general lee was looking for a great victory on union soil. >> but the federal army holds the high ground. after two days of failing to break through, lee orders a controversial attack, an assault on the center of the union line. general pickett's troops are assigned to break through the middle. [ march plays ] so, earl, right now, we're on the confederate side. >> yes. in fact, you're moving pretty much along the ground that pickett's division came across. you'll see how the ground slop

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he a coat on or i i was mother that my boots my leggings my coat, my gloves, hands and will this morning. so yes, it is frigid and you those jackets, the thick jackets ready to go no rain jackets at least during the day today. >>just what that extra down there looking outside at the east bay we are nice and clear this morning there's some low lying clo cover overhead but not a lot of fog to be talking about a lot like yesterday at this time clear skies there you are encountering a touch of fog up in mari county and then a lot of it throu the delta out into the central valley but as imentioned e bay area are pretty free of it. a lot like we did see yesterday as well now a couple of sprinkles offshore, but the bay area does remain dry. in cloud cover overnight. and once the sun comes up that's when you're going to be looking up at the skies just not quite as crystal clear blue is yesterday was now today we remain for the most part cloudy some bits of sunshinemaking its way through at times this morning t after the afternoon. showers do arrive sunset toght really after you've gone to bed fo

one or two of this will be waking up to an extra coat of snow bursting.s. in the south on the west the showers get going again later, so that heavy hail, thunder sleet and snow, gale force winds in the hebrides, and in the far south—east, one or two storms. not as blustery tomorrow, and a bit less chilly. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: extra time for climate talks in madrid, as delegates struggle to agree on crucial measures to tackle global warming. we will fail to address the hopes of people waiting for us in our country. borisjohnson promises to repay the trust of former labour supporters whose votes helped him to victory in thursday's election. tens of thousands take to the streets of rome to protest against the italian far right party. and arsenal distance themselves from comments made by mesut ozil. their star player criticised china over treatment of uighur muslims.

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tell me all that's available to people who -- >> everything, it's coats and covers for those that are without homes. most definitely socks, fresh pair of socks. a lot of people fail to realize how important socks are. so people bring out blankets, socks, there are schools that we feed the public. >> toys. >> most definitely toys. so many toys. please, bring the kids today, so many toys. and more than that, it's just the community love and to see everybody come out, to see people just -- it's so humbling, man. just watch everybody come out there and smiles on people's faces. sometimes the only sad faces are the kids that didn't get a chance to get in the line like, oh, i want that. please let there be some more. >> growing up here in the bay area, you knew what christmas without was like. >> right. >> what do the parents say to you after you give their little ones toys and food and jackets? what do moms and dads say? >> great feeling. like we said off the air, it takes a lot for a person to stand in a line to receive something and so with me, knowing that i never try to be too hard or

and see if you have any spare or extra coats or jackets that you would like to donate.st of drop off locations. jack london square in oakland, santana row in san jose, they street in emeryville and the san francisco ferry building are locations. it last until new year's day. >>> employees at mcdonald's are being hailed as heroes, after realizing a customer was in trouble and they jumped into action to help her out. it happened on christmas eve around 2:00 at the mcdonald's drive-through. the woman was in the driver seat of her own car. her boyfriend of one month, edward o valenzuela, was in the passenger seat. which was placing the order at the drive through, she voiced to the employee, that she needed help. the employee jumped into action and quite possibly saved her life. >> they formed down the drive through line. we held up to cars in front of the baccara. >> there is no telling what could have happened. the victim could have been possibly abused or killed. >> the delay gave time for deputies to arrive and arrest this man. they found a loaded gun that have been repo

>>who we first told youbout on tuesday who was looking to donate hureds of coats to those in need. i do not think that the redwood spel mission has any idea just how manyodes. >>they're bout to receive from larrpeter, so this is veryxciting. with the help of many staff members including larry himself. >>thank you. but've read with the last missi loaded up their ucks with the just can't believe the overwhelming jacks are gone. with the >>ready. and um i wish i had 20,00 jack is to hand out because there's so many people in need theacket that is cold warm jacket annow for christmas. loks like people areoing to get open a box for christmas. that's what i wanted to do so thank you s much. >>the colts are now in santa rosa at a shelter and will soon be given to the homeless for the holidays. >>oh it's a blessing that that anotr to another 1000 coats is st another a nother1000 people in our county that e to be blsed with warm in and comfort and so it's just it fels great in petaluma michelle kingston kron. >>and for news. and coming up tonighat 8 a safe short-term place to park for peopl

>>larry says there are about 1500 coat folded insi these boxes. anyone in search of war. this holiday season to see it everywhe y even see it were. >>in your bdckyard, you see it in petaluma you see it in the big cities and you see ople that are reall struggling. >he codes were purchased larry at an auction in june because even on the hottest ys ofummer. larry is thinking about christmas and what he can do for those in the bay area in his community might just brought of here. >>anput him here and i'd whoever really need the ut to jackets s homeless. >>now in order to give away ese coats lavery eds your help head to the kron 4 facebook pa and let us know about organizations that you think larry can t in touch with inorder to give these coats to people who are homeless and ineed larry will then contact those organizations and ve these 1500 coats away christmas at the petaluma creamery michelle kingston kron 4 news. in the south bay 3 men face charges in connection to an med robbery last month at a business benjamin mendez junior, jose sales solace and christian alexander mo

mark tamayo spent talking is about the heavy winter coat. >> a little bit of a chill and even tomorrow morning, that will be the cold morning tomorrow. the cold spot could be near 30. the cooler pattern remains in place. today we have clouds and there's a little bit of a breeze, the wind picked up last night. mostly sunny skies this afternoon with temperatures on track to reach the 50s. rainfall not here but toward southern california, look at these 24-hour totals. glendale had over two inches of rainfall and los angeles at one .75. you can see the radar picking up on the intense rainfall. is you can see here, in fact all the areas in white, that is a winter storm warning. if you look at the grapevine, all the snowfall is making the road close. here's the local radar with the clouds and there's a few lingering leftover showers. not all of this will reach the ground but there's a chance of a left over sprinkle this morning. mainly focused and the south bay. most areas this morning in the 40s and the cool spot is santa rosa checking in at 36. as far as the wind speed, the numbers are rea

the one warm coat drive lasts until the end of this month. >>> it feels good, don't it?use. >>> sal is back, talking about our commute, sal. >> all right. dave and allie right now we have traffic on highway 24 that is going to be slow if you are driving toward the tunnel. and 680 is also slow near by. nothing unusual but i want to let you know it's going to belittle bit setback, some of the wet weather that continues to move through does slow things down, it's also just i think even if it were sunny we have slow traffic, that time of the morning, taking a little longer than usual to the maze, when you get out to the maze 20 minute delay at the toll plaza. 880 slowing down. you are watching at this time, when isn't it slow? my answer is if you get on the free at the 6:00 hour the commutes would be different. who wants to get up that early. you can see traffic is slow. that's 7:50. here's steve. >>> sal, thank you as always. let's get to it here. thick fog out there, drizzle but i think there will be breaks in the clouds and some very warm temps to the south. one block 56,

we have a fresh coating of snow.plows and tow trucks coming through the area. right now they're very busy trying to keep the roads clear in the sierra and the snow is much heavier at times earlier, just a really flaky snow and a lot of accumulation on the ground. chains are required in this area right now. the chp advising if you're headed this way, definitely pack those chains. nyack is such a popular place for drivers to stop and build snowmen. we built one ourselves this morning. this is little frosty, jr. looking a little bit sad because frosty is waiting for more snow. we're told frosty will get more snow later today. >> that's a mighty small snowman we saw there. is it going to be snowing this weekend in lake tahoe? >> probably sunday morning and it's beginning to look a lot like snow and rain on christmas day. we're getting a break right now from most but there's still more moving onshore right now. mostly cloudy. rain to the north on thursday. then it will swing back in, probably late saturday into early sund

give yourself extra time if that is your commute. 5:49, let's bring steve and this morning your coatget to it and take a look at the rain for the rain your. santa rosa not far away from 10 inches away from normal. the city had a torrential rain and flooding city. still only 66% normal, not only saturday the city but goldengate field followed by incredible rain out there, the picture is on twitter by the way. a shout out. goldengate field. it was pouring, other locations cannot get a drop. oaklands, 60%, 2.8 nine, san jose, 71% 2.4 three, we are making up ground that it is going to be a slow process, little bit of rain this week, not a lot, tuesday night into wednesday, another one looks like late thursday into friday, this will not be a rainy week but will be a foggy week, so, i would prepare for that, tomorrow we get a lot not going until late, off and on, not much of a breeze as the system comes in, the one to the left is split so that will pull out the energy, 40s, 50s, a few 30s but a lot of 40s and 50s, 46 been lawman but 52 san jose, 50 gilroy, also saratoga the humidity is hig