creek war in 1836, just before the creeks were expelled. that was it wasn't a war. in fact, somebody wrote a like a 400 page book in the second creek war. it wasn't a war. it was a case in which a few of the few score remaining creeks i tried to fight back against alabamans who were just seizing their land by illegal or nefarious methods, such as getting to the rifle creek owners, the land drunk for and getting to sell over their lands. that rebellion was put down a matter of weeks, not so much by u.s. troops as by and consortium of creek warriors, many of whom had been leaders. the red sticks and now fought against their fellow creeks. it was a short, very short struggle, and it was over almost before it began. so in effect was only really one greek war. it was just a brief uprising that at that really led to nothing but. a few dozen needless loss loss of lives and. it hastened the expulsion. the greeks. my question is about the status of the greeks at that point time and i may have misses what were they allied? i mean, was there a relatio

trucks from dawson's creek, could travel straight through whitehorse. and. then at intervals about 100 miles. there were relay stations where the trucksere checked over, refueled and. in the pioneering days most of the fuel used on the highway trucks from railhead at dawson creek or brought up the inside passage tankers to sgway. but with the completion of the canal project th its refinery and network of pipelines, the alaska highway had its own fueling. oil from norman was refined at whitehorse and gasoline was pumped through supplementary pipelines to all on the highway from watson lake to fairbanks. by october 43, there was onl one gap left in the highway. it was just east of the alaska yukon border. on the 13th of october, the gap was only a few hundred feet feet. there were two crews worng toward each other in this section, there was permanent ground. that meant the ground stay frozen all summer long, down to a depth of 50 or 60 feet. if the sface cover of moss and vegetati disturbed, the ground would quickly thaw and become a quagmire. so the contracto

extra police officers are a welcomed sight for people in walnut creek. especially after a daring heist. >>> among the crowds and the discount signs were foot patrol officers and extra security guards. that is a welcomed sight for this oakland family. >> walnut creek i generally feel a lot safer than some of the other places. san francisco and, so, we like coming here. >> reporter: they were worried about safety and car break ins when deciding on where to shop. they say the nice weather was an added bonus for downtown walnut creek. >> there are less people than what we expected. we found parking, no problem. >> reporter: walnut creek police stepped up patrols in the shopping district to prevent burglaries and robberies >> there is a police car that usually in the evening is parked out by nordstroms. so, i feel pretty safe. you know, when i close at night. >> reporter: stephanie is the store manager here, like many retailers she relies on a strong holiday shopping season. she hopes the sales in late november and december can carry them through the slower m

she met up with a friend in walnut creek and he was there, she made it clear she was only interested friend. >> coming over to see you, no interest in brandon. >> reporter: they started casually drinking, escalated. >> grabbed my leg, threatened to break my leg, told me he would beat me up, held me, told me to drink more. >> reporter: the moves not playful but skilled. >> restricting my movement unless i'm drinking more. >> reporter: she managed to get away, went to a room with her friend where they had consensual sex. but he followed. >> he entered me from behind and held my head down so i couldn't move. at that point it was [ bleep ] how do i survive. >> what was your friend doing during it? >> he was very -- not that it's an excuse, but incapacitated. >> were you held down by your friend? >> no, brandon, although the friend was there and doing nothing. >> reporter: we reached out to the friend, he didn't respond. jane says she reported it to walnut creek police the same day and was granted an emergency protective order against him that corroborates her claims. jane said she had no

they eventually went outside and crossed stevens creek boulevard, we saw a group gathering. and in san francisco, a youth march started hours ago at city hall and made its way to union square. jose martinez is there for us now. it looks like they want people to think about the war beyond this pause. >> reporter: that's right, listen, that is what they want people to know, they want this to become a permanent cease-fire in gaza, that is why they decided to do this protest today. as you can see, the scene is over but we are going to show you some video from earlier today. we spent hours with them since they started on this day of action, right outside city hall, where they started walking on market street all the way to union square. this started around 2:00 and like i said, they already left, but their message was pretty clear. you can see how the youth is out there talking about this. civic center plaza became a sea of voices on friday. hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters with a clear message. >> we demand a permanent cease-fire, we demand equal rights for palestinians ac

he spent the evening in walnut creek for a great cause. >> all right.s and applause ] >> reporter: fans lined up early this afternoon for a chance to meet the 49er star linebacker and snag an autograph and donate for the thanksgiving food drive. all of the items will go to the food bank of contra costa county and scelono county. >> a lot of the guys have been here since noon. it is only right that i give back to the people who give their heart and soul to the 49ers and great causes like this. >> segue to football. finish this sentence, tips and overthrows? >> i got to get those. >> every time. >> do you save all of your interceptions? >> absolutely. every one is special to me in every way. does not matter how easy they come >> i know you and sydney are accepting. i am a father of three >> really? >> yes. repeat after me. >> sleep. >> sleep. >> sleep is. >> . >> is. >> overrated. >> over rated >> sleep is overrated. >> we are set then. birthday coming up on sunday. >> is it? that is coming up >> i know what you want. >> you know i would love a win, a 49

>> shopkeepers in walnut creek are calling recent thefts. wallace in the last 3 months, kron 4 news reported on about a dozen combine robberies and burglaries in downtown walnut creek. and this weekend to seniors were hurt in violent thefts. one of them at gunpoint. kron four's ella sogomonian reports on reaction from employees and shoppers. >> witnesses say 2 thieves in ski masks sat a dark colored dodge inside of the new a prominent parking lot across from the kaiser hospital last friday afternoon as they waited for the perfect victim employees at this time, restaurants saying the criminal settled on an elderly customer as he walked out to the parking lot after finishing his meal, they hit him in the face and police say took off with his watch. a worker at the strip mall is also thinking about how to protect herself after news of recent robberies in downtown walnut creek. she is now considering carrying pepper spring could be hearing >> don't means like that. but here i was being safer, but not not. look the same night. a witness says anot

walnut creek police say they've arrested a man in connection with 2 recent robberies. the first happened on friday, november 3rd in the burger king parking lot on north broadway. that's just across the street from the city's police department. the second happened the following wednesday at the act. hope you a car wash on north main. investigators say they've identified the suspect as malcolm hail. he was arrested in fairfield today. police say they also found an ar 15 style rifle in his possession. police in pittsburgh are urging the city council to install more surveillance cameras. the police chief says the additional cameras >> would help keep residents safe and might also be a useful tool in criminal investigations. if approved, the police department will use about $30,000 in grant money to cover most of the installation costs. the pittsburgh city council will have to approve the installation at their meeting next week. update now on that destructive fire that shut down a portion of i-10 in los angeles. authorities say that the blaze was likely caused by arson. it

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yes, that car did veer off 580 here into the creek below. now that it's light out, i can actually show you where that car did go off and into the creek below. it's right where the break in the fence is. and about five a caltrans workers did just get here on the scene. a couple of them have been here for a little while now. but i'm told by chp that they're surveying where that car went down. they have not been able to remove that car from the creek. it's a toyota highlander. so they are kind of working to see the best way possible to get that car out. of course, without causing any sort of traffic delays, any sort of further damage in this area. i do want to show you what that car looks like. this is footage that we gathered when we got onto the scene this morning. here's what we know so far. according to chp, a family of four was in that car driving back from vegas home here in pleasanton to adults. two young kids were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. three of them were able to get out of the car on their own. one did have to be re

we'll let younow k >>> prosecutors have charged a walnut creek man with raping more than half a dozen women. >> some filed reports years ago. why did it take so long for law enforcement to act? that's the question from the latest alleged victim who spoke to candice nguyen. >> she's doing her first on-camera interview about this man, saying it shouldn't have taken law enforcement years to link the cases and stop the attacks. one of the women will never get justice. >> bam-bam! >> reporter: a trained martial arts, he's on $4 million bail, pleading not guilty to sexual assault charges. >> we knew each other as acquaintances. >> reporter: the latest alleged victim doesn't want her name revealed. she met up with a friend in walnut creek and he was there, she made it clear she was only interested in your friend. >> coming over to see you, no interest in brandon. >> reporter: they started casually drinking, escalated. >> grabbed my leg, threatened to break my leg, told me he would beat me up, held me, told me to drink more. >> reporter: the moves not playful but skilled. >> restricting my mo

recent robberies and thefts have shoppers in walnut creek on high alert. its holiday shopping season approaches and bay area transit officials are getting ready for the thousands of visitors expected at next week's apec summit. a look at the traffic problems that will bring. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm darya james on a dry tuesday. that's the good news for you this morning. no slick roads to deal with little time to get things done before the next round of rain comes in. john, has that in the future? good morning. what's up for today? definitely a little break now that we can get out there and enjoy over the next few days before next week. we are going to be right back to the rain and it's looking more and more sure it could be a pretty good system pushing through where we're sitting right now. we do have a lot of sunshine across the bay area, not looking a lot over the bay itself, but we do have some fog over santa rosa through neva

a rash of robberies happening at businesses in walnut creek. a lot of people there are worried about security. get this, look at this map. look at the map of downtown walnut creek where you can see retailers have been hit four times in just a week. in one of the cases, thieves stole dozens of high end handbags from a consignment store over on north main street. so there's a community problem. let's have the community conversation now with katie nielsen. >> mixed whites. yeah, mixed italian whites. >> yeah. >> reporter: barry always buys wines for his holiday parties at prima vini in downtown walnut creek. but making a trip to the shop now means planning ahead. >> we take precautions and we -- we know that there are problems. don't wear any jewelry or wear any fancy watches. >> reporter: the concern for business owners is that if people don't feel safe coming downtown, holiday sales could suffer -- sales that are needed to carry them throughout the year. >> the period of november and december is probably 25% to 30% of our business. you know, we

they mention cripple creek that is first creek. cripple creek gets its name according to i believe i saw an article from lucy templeton many, many moons ago who said it had to do the bend in the in the creek is why called it cripple creek. it was area prone to flooding and it had flooded significantly and looking at the maps at this period of 1867 and looking at the maps trying to find vacant, the best guess i can get is where i sort of place that sort of burgundy looking baseball in a vacant area and first creek has changed its past since then since its 1867 map. but what's interesting is where that where they played it is quite possible they played on the very ground where randy boyd today is building the smokies that i guess will be the next smokies stadium that is interesting connection of knoxville's baseball past bringing it back into the urban environs it and linking it with baseball today. that was an interesting find now again, i can't say exactly there, but they say it's along the creek. so there will be possibly playing

walnut creek is deploying more officers in downtown to curb retail crime. da lin reports, retailers are demanding more protection especially after thieves ransacked a clothing store in pleasant hill on thanksgiving morning. >> among the crowds and the discount signs at broadway plaza were foot patrol officers and extra security guards. that is a welcome sight for this oakland family. >> walnut creek, i generally feel a lot safer than some of the other places, san francisco, so we like coming here. >> reporter: they were worried about safety and car break-ins when deciding on where to shop. they say the nice weather was an added bonus for downtown walnut creek. >> it's nicer than what we expected. we found parking no problem. >> reporter: walnut creek police say they stepped up patrols in the shopping district to prevent burglaries and robberies. >> there is a police car usually in the evening, parked outside of nordstrom's and louis vuitton. so i feel pretty safe when i close at night. >> reporter: stephanie is the store manager, like many retailers, she re

we know it's in the bay area, and we know he's from walnut creek. as for law enforcement, i reached out to both walnut creek and san francisco police. they're really not saying much because technically this criminal case is ongoing. police have handed over their investigation to the d.a.'s office. they say they don't want to jeopardize this court process. >> what do we know about this bartender in terms of background, job? what's his status right now? >> i talked to several people who know him personally. obviously with his background, he was well known in the bar scene. i also found out he is known in our local mixed martial arts community. he is a trained mma fighter. i saw videos of him fighting online as recently as 2018. this is relevant because jane doe, who i spoke to, said he used some of that training in his attack against her allegedly in april. we have more on that, lots more in our full investigation tonight at 11:00. >> here's the response to a request for an interview from you. have you connected with him? >> delliquadri? >> correct. >

ending up in the creek.t something and there was a big, gigantic, just like a stop. so i reached over four judy, and she is not there. and i finally found her and she was laying in the creek. >> after about an hour, he was finished. jamie's story seemed to match with the detectives had seen for themselves. like that bloody washcloth in the jeep. when he went to the house, the night of the accident. >> i see blood around the mantle, and on the floor. and i did see the latter leaned up, toward the christmas tree at the time. >> does the blood look consistent, with a possible fall? from a ladder? >> yes. yes. as of right now, it's an accident. >> well detective reynolds was continues investigation, the coroner was still trying to figure out what caused judy's death. he wanted to know more, about the large wound on her forehead. >> there was no damage to her legs, to her arms, all of it was concentrated around her head. >> so this was going to be the key area, in the autopsy. >> he concluded judy died from a sku

concord and walnut creek at 67.ond, sonoma and napa all at 66 degrees for your daytime highs today. tomorrow's temperatures will reach the 70's for more and more areas. after that, dip back into the 60's briefly thursday and friday with a few clouds, very pleasant weekend and then an active next week around the corner right now. i don't think that will track a few delays out there. we had an accident. >> we've been talking about along southbound 6.80, north of and ronnie wrote in seminole, thankfully that accident along 5.80, is clear. so you can hop on that to try to navigate, get around those delays. also, 24 west bound 5.80, west, another accident there. so it's a little slow long. 24 and same 13, a 5.80, might be your best alternate stare. they bridges. check it out. 18 minutes may so that fremont street exit san mateo bridge from 15 and the richmond, sandra fell bridge just under 11. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6.48. california state law requires veterans to be provided with a proper burial. yeah, but

jose is preparing for potential impacts from the upcoming storm and some communities along coyote creek know all too well about the dangers of flooding. as our john ramos reports, the city is doing whatever it can to reduce the risk of floods in those vulnerable areas. >> reporter: the city of san jose learned some tough lessons in 2017 about climate uncertainty and one of those lessons is to be prepared for just about anything if and when heavy rains start to fall. >> as you stand here now and see how bright and sunny it is outside, i'm sure many of you have seen the news that's coming we're about to get hit with our first few atmospheric storms. >> reporter: from drought to deluge, after the roller coaster ride of the last few years, san jose, like all cities across the bay area, has learned not to take news of a coming storm lightly. >> after last year's series of storms, it was almost nearly 30 atmospheric rivers that hit the bay area. it's unbelievable to imagine that yes, once again it's forecasted to be yet another wet el nino year. >> reporter: officials from the city and local

and recent robberies and thefts have shoppers in walnut creek off pretty high alert. the holiday season approaches. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good tuesday morning thank you waking with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. >> today is november 7. i'm reyna harvey. all right. yesterday we got off to a very slick start out there today. conditions are supposed to be a little different, much drier for you morning, john. yeah, not near as slick this morning. yesterday. you may have gotten on the roads and like all right. >> i remember what this felt like a few months back this past winter season and it looks like we could see some of that weather round the corner into next week. but for now, we dry things back out. looking outside this morning from downtown san francisco. not a whole lot in this view. that's a good thing. i think for that morning commute. we do have some dense fog in the north bay right now around santa rosa down through petaluma american canyon through napa. we are definitely seeing some

let's bring in rick sterling, investigative journalist from wall creek california. bank and put them in prisons and try to liquidate the entire palestinian cause and our people you should mobilize - everyone and then all of them, but this is something they do not understand, it is a fight, right, you were listening to abusam spokesman, basically saluting his people, um, he made references to the blood thirsty uh zionist as its enemy, that they're committing massasser against our people, he made a reference to the 1948, um, he also said our fighters will make this a graveyard, and uh that they are ready and we will make sure that they are defeated, so just some of the statements there by the uh algason brigade's spokesman, rick sterling uh now joins this investigative journalist from walk creek california rick sterling, welcome, uh, taking a look at uh what has happened, i don't know if you uh have heard about that political uh revelation which was a basically internal momo that showed that many are angry at the us president joe biden and it's all out support israel

. >> tonight at 5.30, walnut creek police investigating 2 recent robberies that turned violent. 2 seniors were targeted in 2 different parking lots while they were grabbing a bite to eat kron four's ella sogomonian reports. >> witnesses say 2 thieves in ski masks and a dark colored dodge inside of the new a prominent parking lot across from the kaiser hospital last friday afternoon as they waited for the perfect victim employees at this time, restaurants say the criminal settled on an elderly customer as he walked out to the parking lot after finishing his meal, they hit him in the face and police say took off with his watch. a worker at the strip mall is also thinking about how to protect herself after news of recent robberies in downtown walnut creek. she is now considering carrying pepper spring could be hearing >> the don't means like that. but here i was being safer, but not not. look the same night. a witness says another elderly man was knocked down while walking to his porsche. >> parked inside this burger king parking lot off north broadway executive director with the walnut cree

flooding at the creek in 2017 caused millions of dollars in damage.here are large interlocking panels in place to stop the creek from overflowing. >> asked after last year's storms there was almost 30 atmospheric rivers that hit the bay area. yes, once again, it is forecasted to be another wet el niÑo year. >> let's check back in with our meteorologist to is tracking this wet weather headed our way. >> i am so grateful they are preparing and gearing up for that in the santa clara valley. we do not see rain in the south bay. that is what we are dealing with right now. let's zoom into the bay area closer to home. we are seeing some of the heaviest pockets of showers just track off into the east. we will keep a close eye on this. for the rest of us, that storm left us with cloudy skies. we will continue to keep a close eye on the storm because there is plenty more where that came from. this area of low pressure is continuing to bring up the last of its moisture throughout this work week. we will see bands of showers sweep their way and at times. tomorrow

below freezing in walnut creek. livermore, you are freezing at 32 into the afternoon, widespread 60s. we'll go mid 60s. san francisco, san rafael, san mateo, hayward. low 60s for the inner east bay. upper 60s for the south bay santa rosa in the north bay, going to 66. a little bit above average for this time of year. your bay area tuesday. not much change temperature wise, but increasing clouds by late in the day by wednesday morning looks to be a wet one. it doesn't really last. we'll leave in a very slight chance of scattered showers on thursday and then into the weekend, but it really doesn't look promising. we'll continue and hope for the best there. upper 50s to about 60 degrees thursday, friday, saturday. so we will be cooling off as we get to the second part of the business week and then we rebound and we are partly cloudy and dry on sunday. back to you. >> rosemary, thank you. 7 to 18 now. cyber monday is here, one of the busiest days of the year for online retailers with a special focus on amazon. we're liv

communities along coyote creek know all too well about the dangers of flooding.he silver lining is in san jose that they have been preparing for potential impacts. here is a live look over san jose right now. on the left-hand side of your screen , and john ramos reports the city has been doing whatever he can to reduce the risk of floods in these vulnerable areas. >> as you stand here right now you see how bright and sunny it is outside. i am sure many have seen the news coming that we are about to get hit with our first few atmospheric storms. >> reporter: from drought to daily after the roller coaster ride of the last few years, san jose like all cities across the bay area has learned not to take news of a coming storm lightly. >> after last year's series of storms, it was almost nearly 30 atmospheric rivers that hit the bay area and it is unbelievable to imagine that it is forecasted to be another what el niÑo year. >> reporter: officials from the city and local water divider, valley water, brief the media on the preparations well under way to prevent a recurr

the money will be used to restore wetlands along middle creek and scotts creek to the lakes that whichre the lakes, two largest tributaries. county officials say the restoration project will reduce the flood risk in your upper lake and clean up the lake. water where he plays a giant role to so many different facets of lake county, not just, you know, the quality of water you know, decreasing the sign of bacteria, but also decreasing the flood risk. the project will remove up to 40% of phosphorus entering clear lake from middle and scotts creeks and reduce chlorophyl concentrations. by 33. oakland now welcoming its new fire chief. he says he'll rely on his years of experience to continue improving service. plus, so important now more than ever with the rise of islamophobia and anti semitism and other hate crimes happening reported, hate crimes are at their highest levels now in more than 20 years. how one east bay community is doing what it can to try to combat the hate. and a surfer dies days after being held by firefighters. the different parts of an francisco. he touched bef his kaya

the victims had was found saturday night along the santa rosa creek just east of a street. today. supreme court is set to hear arguments on a case that could stop the practice of keeping guns away from those who have a domestic violence restraining order against them. in light of that california attorney general rob bonta is using new data show the benefits red flag laws. the california department of justice released a report showing that from 1993 to 2019 when the red flag lag laws were actively enforced. the number of 9-1-1, calls involving gun related domestic violence dropped by 63%. but from 2019 to 2021, when we were in the pandemic, the number of requests for domestic violence, restraining orders fell by 17%. and during that same time, police on 80% jump in domestic violence calls. so bonta's arguing that this data shows red flag laws work. >> this isn't a theory about what might be a prediction of what is possible. it is a metro active observation. gun violence, restraining orders, domestic violence, restraining orders, save lives and california as data shows it. >> and au

da lin tells us extra police officers are a welcome sight in walnut creek, especially after a daringthe crowds and discount signs at broadway plaza were foot patrol officers and extra security guards. that's a welcome sight for this family. >> walnut creek, i feel safer than some of the other places, san francisco. we like coming here. >> reporter: they were worried about safety and car break ins when deciding where to shop. they say the nice weather was an added bonus for downtown walnut creek. >> there are less people than we expected. we found the parking, no problem. >> reporter: walnut creek police say they've stepped up patrols in the shopping district to prevent burglaries and robberies. >> there is a police car that usually in the evening is parked by nordstrom. so i feel pretty safe when i close at night. >> reporter: stephanie is a store manager and like many retailers relies on a strong holiday shopping season. she hopes sales in late november and december can carry them through slower months of january and february. >> when they see the police presence, they feel safer sh

the victim's head was eventually found saturday night along the santa rosa creek, just east of a street. >> it's 10:00:03am, breaking news from overnight. a woman was struck and killed by a car last night in san jose. and that's the city's 24th pedestrian to die this year. this happened between chaz roe avenue in blossom hill road around 11 o'clock. last night she was hit taken to the hospital and that's where she died. and the driver of the vehicle did remain at the scene and is cooperating with police. investigators. the woman dubbed the gatos party. mom stands trial now. she has pleaded not guilty to a slew of new charges. shannon o'connor is accused of hosting parties that involved alcohol as well for teenagers. and last week a grand jury indicted her on more 60 new charges. that's in addition to the 39 counts already brought against her by the santa clara county, d a back in 2021. a trial date is expected to be announced later next month. and if convicted, she could go to prison for 30 years. >> have it right now. teachers and educators in piedmont are rallying this morning, demand

let's go to the east bay now where shoppers and shopkeepers in walnut creek.en calling these recent thefts on acceptable. in fact, last 3 months kron 4 reported about a dozen combined robberies and burglaries in the downtown area. yes, and this weekend there were 2 seniors who were robbed at gunpoint. kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >> witnesses say 2 thieves in ski masks sat a dark colored dodge inside of the new a prominent parking lot across from the kaiser hospital last friday afternoon as they waited for the perfect victim employees at this time, restaurants saying the criminal settled on an elderly customer as he walked out to the parking lot after finishing his meal, they hit him in the face and police say took off with his watch. a worker at the strip mall is also thinking about how to protect herself after news of recent robberies in downtown walnut creek. she is now considering carrying pepper spring could be hearing >> the don't means like that. but here i was being even but not not. look the same night. a witness says another elderly man was

once the program starts, they'll touch his baby crowds instead of fishing in the nearby creeks. justin in years history will sell aquino of eggs to the thomas at about 2 euros $31.00 so mature into crabs. the farm is will release some into the bank with forests and sell some of them to restaurants. you and waste water from the hatch where you can also be used to help regenerate demand growth virus. i collect at mangrove seed that washes up on our beach. you put them in this month or that waste water because it is full of, of, of a good stuff for mangroves, but bad stuff for crabs. the mag growth, right from the bad stuff from crowds suggested in years hatchery. it says shot a may not single handedly solve the issues of, of assessing all mangrove conservation on the canyon coast boss. it says any one step in the right direction, that's all for the addition of equal off we go. i hope you like the she'll join us next week when we'll take a look at more environmental initiatives and the people behind them. i and sandra holmes that we know you said good bye from come from right to in

they have not yet cleared this in walnut creek, south 680. a tow truck is here and another truck did actually unload, i believe, the first truck. there were two trucks for a period of time. south 680 at the 24/680 split right there. traffic is able to get by all right. the slowing actually comes past the area heading through lafayette. watch that. no major issues, a very smooth drive heading over to the area. remember the lower manzanita park and ride is closed for high tides. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> a controversial house lawmaker may be hours from being ousted. coming up, the accusations leaving representative george santos in the hot seat. and the new threat he's voicing this morning. >>> plus, honoring first lady rosalynn carter. the plans for this week's final farewell. >>> and one mistake leads to riches. the simple miscommunication that the simple miscommunication that turned six-figure lottery a w ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ n

and thefts have shoppers in walnut creek on high alert as the holiday shopping season approaches. and bay area transit officials are getting ready for the thousands of visitors expected at next week's apec summit will take a look at some of the traffic problems will be dealing with. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> and thanks for waking up with us on a dry tuesday aria. and i'm james. yeah, john, with us here talking about this nice dry forecast for today and for the rest of the week looks pretty. you can get back to the honey. do list, honey, right? yeah. before the rain. not raining. good morning, john. no more excuses to sorry about it. but yeah, we are looking at a really day, maybe today. so you've got to get out there. take care of some staff. we're looking out there. lots of sunshine across the bay area, at least for most of us right now from the east bay hills. you've got lots of sunshine looking down there into the bay itself. i do want to note some fog, though, around half moon bay as well as around santa rosa down to

it was the 31st edition there with a5k and ten k through downtown walnut creek and the iron horse trail awards were presented to the top male and female finishers in each race as well as the top three finishers per age division. the proceeds will benefit local charities, including the walnut creek education fund, the animal rescue foundation, and the former kids foundation. >> how about some football? the 49 ers and their fans are certainly having a happy thanksgiving. a few hours ago. well, they blew out the seahawks up north. and jason appelbaum is here to tell us all about it. >> well, you know, it was total domination and this is what this was one of the more impressive wins of the season, i'll think, all things considered, national spotlight. thanksgiving division rival, like you said. and so the 49 ers, a big win tonight. total domination. they feasted on a pretty good seattle seahawks team lumen field under the lights on a beautiful fall night in seattle. the 49 ers got on the board early inside a handoff to deebo samuel for the touchdown and caps off a 71 yard opening drive. sev

in recent years, this swamp halfway around the walls and have now reached the mediterranean and creeks. they are causing all sorts of problems on any sort of to some of what do you open? it smells, it's a full, it's a huge problem. they, they don't fish and all the smaller fish, one or throws them flip side a few years ago here near the eastern coast of crete line fish were just the bycatch. now the nets are full of them, especially in early summer. today's catches and particularly good. but the crew did net plenty of line fish. one is trapped, the spiny fisher venomous. so the fisher has to be careful of this, of the you, this and these here are the venomous spikes in the southern venom is similar to that of the scorpion fish that i accept is more poisonous. you, we look through in the so we have to be pretty careful. assume it said you, this is the closer you get the idea. in unfortunately, the fisher edible people throw as mine. the fish may be lovely to look at, but they're, among the most invasive species. in the world, they arrived here through the suez canal and are thriving in

a man was arrested in connection to 2 recent robberies in walnut creek. first robbery happened on november. 3rd in the bergen burger king parking lot right on north broadway. that's just across the street from the city's police department. second, what happened the following wednesday? don't hope that's a car wash on north may. and a new free water taxi service is being planned between alameda and oakland city website says the vision is for the water taxi shuttle people between the foot of 5th street. now a media and the foot of broadway. how oakland? we've been talking about the rain and it is finally here this morning. definitely morning to take your time if you're out there. good morning, john, especially for the north bay rain at because that's where we've seen most of it so far. >> what we've got out there right now is a little bit of shower activity on the golden gate bridge. as you can see that misty looking view of the bridge right now. but those of you in the south bay, as well as further inland might be asking yourselves what's going on here? i