dan kerman has more. >> proposition 30 -- to help schools. invest in the california dream and keep the creativity and the innovation oa life. >> with just days to go before the election governor jerry brown was before san francisco the temporary tax increase designed to provide funding for the california school system. >> in or out, yes or no, there's no middle way. the most of the audience seemed to support it but it is by no means, a sure thing. >> 48 are going to say yes that is down from 2 to 1%. it was mid '50s in the month of summers. di maill0-- camillo says that it could pass. he has 40 percent undecided and the only task is to attract a 2%-3% to his side. >> proposition 38 is in bigger trouble. it finds that 34% are in support and 49% are opposed and 17 percent are undecided. he went out of his way to not say anything bad about proposition 38. other than he believes that proposition 30 is the way to go. and also well both measures are for the funding of education a passage of 38 will not stop the trigger cuts. only the passage of pro

dan kerman, kron4. >>> in sports one of the nfl's greatest streaks comes to an end tonight. >>> good evening, everybody! warriors in denver, the longest 3 seconds in history! right to the finish, national television, oracle arena, warriors up 3. 3 seconds left, and no! they foul iguodala behind the line! 2-3 he makes! warriors cannot believe the call! they said he was stationary. now warriors still up 1. out of bounds play. it could have been either way tgoes to denver! -- it goes to denver! iguodala to win the game. it appears at first glance, yes, denver has won. long delay, they look at replay, carl and jackson, he didn't get it off now. look for the red to go! red just barely came on before the ball left his hands! iguodala, bob myers the gm, bob jackson the coach, they win tonight! 1 point over denver. and that old line about the nba, can you forego the first 3.5 quarters watch the last and kauch it all? you could -- catch it all? you could forego everything! >>> it was alex smith's turn today. >> it suck s. i don't know what else to say. i knew based off the last couple weeks t

dan kerman tells us. police say the man was spotted by off- duty officer. >> the officer was having a romantic evening with his wife and believe it or not he was also in the restaurant. >> he has been jumping on bail. they called police and contacted oakland police and they sent over a team and asked san francisco police for backup. he was arrested without incident at the came out of the restaurant. >> he has been involved in multiples shootings it is only a matter of time before we are physically going to get eyewitness testimony and physical evidence to link him to a out cases. >> they're hoping that this will lead to a decrease in shootings and from his gang and opposing gangs and it will send a message to other violent criminals. there is really no officer that is truly off duty. there will use all resources available to hold violent criminals accountable. in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4. >> it is the end of an era, hostess, the much loved between treats his closing all operations and laying off 18,005

dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> so far we have stayed dry out there tonight as we look outside from radar. north bay in the clear from the rain. you can see rain approaching the north by the north. -- north bay to the north. most rain is in northern california but it is expected to sag south into the north bay so your morning commute, spotty showers north of the golden gate bridge. dry south of the golden gate bridge. showers to the north bay in the morning, into the evening another round of rain. we will time it out and look at your thanksgiving forecast coming up. >>> people all over the bay area, they are already camping out, waiting to take advantage of black friday deals. kron 4's reggie kumar found people that have tents. yep, they are still there. >> reporter: they are still there. so far most of these people are staying put. none of them are leaving. they are allowed to leave, go hone and come -- home and come back. some of these people have been here since yesterday. so far 15 are in line. this tv just $179. original price $419. this tv just $99. and this laptop $349. original pr

at sfo dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> the fog is expected to return tonight and rain. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge on the right side of the green. the bay bridge, no problems there. jacqueline bennett is tracking the fog and the rain and will tell us what is ahead. >> the fog is returning. we are seeing areas of fog through the north bay. half mile visibility in napa. 2 miles in santa rosa. down to 500 feet already. visibility not too bad south of the golden gate bridge but we are expecting the fog. current conditions, temperatures arranging from the low 50s where the fog is in tact. to 45 where it is clearer. we will see the fog over night. tomorrow dry. wednesday heavy rain expected for the morning. as well as gusty winds. we will time that out and look at your extended forecast for storms to impact the bay area. >>> a heart breaking story. new tonight atnew tonight at 11:00 three members of a family drowned after being swept out to sea as they were trying to save their dog. authorities say mother, father and son were walking long the beach on saturd

dan kerman looks at proposition 34. that would repeal the death penalty.iven california's death row could shut its debdoor for good. they are favoring to repeal it in favor of life imprisonment of parole. 44 percent say that they would vote yes 38 would oppose it and 17 are undecided. that is a significant increase in support from september. when " yes " neutral " no " 45- 42. and the pollster says that this is unusual to see a reversal. >> use the one the lines cross it is when they are coming from the " yes " coming to the " no ". and in this particular initiative which is unique. it is moving the other direction. they are learning more about the initiative. and they are seen likely to vote " yes ". >> the reversal could be changing attitudes of what could cost the state lost money. >> a large majority of people thought that it was more expensive to put them into prison for life and execution. now, opinions have changed, dramatically. and they think that it is more expensive to do the death penalty that is being implemented. with all of the appeals, and

san francisco, dan kerman, kron 4. >>jacqueline: right now we're going back into the 60s. 60s in san francisco, 60s in napa. 60s and san jose at this hour with big changes. right now, mostly clear skies with the increasing cloud coverage overnight. we will keep temperatures warmer. and we will see partly to mostly cloudy conditions thursday with the chance of rainfall fleer. we will have more rainfall in store for friday, saturday, sunday in the rainfall possibilities after that. >>catherine: a very busy day in politics as we showed you the president fielding questions and talking tough. also new developments in the growing scandal one involving an affair, some inappropriate e-mails has halted the careers of some very powerful players in washington. nancy pelosi wants to keep your job is democratic house leader michael yaki coming up next [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the

kron4's dan kerman is here in dan how are california leading? >> at this point the poll finds a majority of californians are in favor of repealing the death penalty and replacing it with life in prison without the possibility of parole. and while this is a reverse from poll numbers back in september the number of those expected to vote yes is a big enough for proportion 34 to pass. let's take a look at the numbers. the latest field poll of serving people at the end of october indicates 45 percent will vote yes, 30 percent felt no and 70 percent remained undecided. that is a significant change from early september when yes voters trilled spells opposed by 45 to the amount of 42%. >> usually when they learn more which is unique id is moving the other way. they are learning more about the initiative. and they could at most likely vote yes. >> 45 could not be enough. however, it will perhaps come down to the 70% of undecided. >> you talk about this measure is growing to have any indication about why the polls indicate that? >> it seems to be because

reporting live, dan kerman, kron 4 news.herine: decision 2012 the candidates have been campaigning at a creasy pace. they have been fighting crifatigue and there are also saying that they can do more. >> both are campaigning in states that they need to win in ohio and both candidates are calling on star power with bruce springsteen for president obama and both men are predicting the winner will see which could be getting the most supporters. >> if you are willing to work with me again and make some phone calls. and turned out for me. >> this is a campaign about america of the future the we're going to leave your children. we thank you and ask them until we win tomorrow night. >> as for things wrapping up tomorrow night this could have a messy ending. with anchor and threatening lawsuits with the reduced window with-ancho in greek--boah angry -- voting with angry voting polls that could shut down early in the state of florida. also, there is the hurricane factor. this is delivering ballots to emergency shelters to try to make

dan kerman has t details. proposition 30. >> proposition 3 is crystal clear to invest in the california dream. keep the creativity, the innovation alive and expand and intensify. >> with just days to go california gov. jerry brown was in san francisco drumming up support for proposition 30 the temporary tax increase to help education. he says that this is simple. with money in the to the schools and into the dream or about. in, out, yes, no, on, off. most of the audience seemed to participate and support it but it is not a sure thing at the ballot box. >> 48% are inclined to vote yes that is done from a 51%. the mid september and in the mid '50s. >> while the current polls show that the support has dropped over time there still a chance that it can pass. >> they suggest that there are initiatives that it is not continuing downward. there are 15 percent of the voters that are not decided and he just needs to attract 2%-3%. >> proposition 38 is even a bigger trouble. with 34% are in support and 49% are opposed a

reporting live at the oakland police headquarters and dan kerman, kron 4. >>jacqueline: take a look of the rainfall totals in the last 24 hours. not even a quarter of an inch. concord, two tenths of 1 in. in less than that in other areas. would he word, as would a live look outside on stormtracker 4 radar. a word- >> the word >> hayward ho.... as we take a look at the overnight pattern it could indicate instability. and showers closer to the coast. i do not think that we can completely ruled it out for the evening. have your umbrella handy just in case. the snow showers winding down but there are expected to pick up for tomorrow. tomorrow, taking a look at your day planner the chance of showers. with a 20 percent chance very spotty at best. chilly. attempts to be dropping into the police. tempe b into the 30's. details n that, coming up. >> also still ahead at 5 and a high-speed chase of a suspicious bank robber in southern california and in a shootout with police. navy seals in troublere your secrets video-game developers. plus an update on the weather sit

dan kerman reports, federal investigators are not convinced that chevron is using the best available technology. this chemical safety board has issued a subpoena to chevron. they have to answer it these specific decisions about the decision making process of the cost one type of pipe instead of the other. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> in the letter about the concern they say that there is a 9 percent chromium steel alloy will work the best and it is concerned about stainless steel being more susceptible to stress corrosion. >> in bay area news, this 65 year-old woman. the suspect is only 14 years old. we are getting a photographs. this is one of them caviar king. they are going to try him as an adult. if kaviar.. king he approached the woman, it kidnapped her, sexually assaulted her and she was left on the side of the road which was found hours later. the suspect was found when he went back to the crime scene. and he did not seem impactive that he could be >> the oakland police officers to the union is criticizing the department's leadership that, as a judge gets ready to decide weathe

dan kerman. >> what a difference a day makes on this day before thanksgiving s f o have mostly sunny skies. that translated into most flights running on time. >> everything has been dismissed so far. >> everything has been great if it ever is been -- smoot so far. we are on our way home. >> these weather conditions were great. >> we got here early, panicked, the whole bit! [laughter] >> however, it is fine. >> these people were connecting and even they were finding the bright side. >> we are going to go to atlanta but the las vegas connection is it delayed. >> we are on time out of san francisco. >> this relatively cease and travel allowed people to focus. >> i am looking for to spend thanksgiving with my family, my sister-in-law, has spent. turkey and not having to cook myself. and my- husbands. >> our family has fried turkey every thanksgiving you. if a what is that like? if >> is just like a dream. >> 120 dozen people pushing through s f o. it seems to be the busiest wet 120,000 people friday, however was the busiest-day. and as sunday is expected to be with 80,000 people expected

. >> the delays are impacting so many and even dan kerman was on a flight out of san diego. he tells us how the delay impacted them. am i was scheduled on a 10-20 of virgin america with the arrival at a san francisco at noon. but i was caught up in those same delays. the monitors indicated that the flight was on time but i knew that that was not true because the version website said the appeal leaving a 12th. fun and the monitors caught up. i walked down to united. they were equally delayed. i came back with virgin america and i said is 12 noon the right time. 12 noon is one we're going to be checking in but the wheels of cannot surely break until 1:00 p.m. basically i found that the monitors are wrong most of the day and the only way to get accurate information was to speak with a human being behind the desk. we arrived at terminal no. 2 at 2:32.5 hours after the scheduled departure time. dan kerman. >> weather wise, we did have a pleasant start but tonight conditions are pretty clear. this is a live look at downtown san francisco. and if changes are underway with a series

dan kerman has the latest on proposition 34. if that would pass to be propelling the death penalty. >> death row could shut its doors for good. the new field poll shows of the majority of californians favor proposition 34 which would repeal the death penalty in favor of life in prison without the possibility of parole. the 45 percent would vote " yes ". and 48 percent oppose. 17 are undecided. that is a significant increase from people in the month of september toward when a " yes " voters were trailing by 24-22%. the di camillo.. >> usually when the lights are crossing it is from the yes over to the no side. as they learn more and in this particular initiative which is somewhat unique. it is moving the other way. they are learning more about the initiative and seymour to followed by saying yes. >> changing attitudes of what will cost the state less money. >> 12 years ago and a large majority of californians oppose it was more expensive to put somebody in prison for life and execute. now, the opinions have changed, dramatically.

dan kerman is live at s f o. there have been delays. >> at this point there are still some delays but the security lines are small. not that mantravelers- today. but i would say that before 3:00 p.m. most flights were delayed. there rain and clouds were not a welcome sight for travelers going out of s f o on this tuesday before and giving. >> i was going to try to go to medford, oregon. and we were told that it is canceled and we might not be able to get on another flight for another couple of days. >> connecting los angeles flight but it has been delayed for three hours. when we got there, las vegas 2 el paso will be gone. >> at least a couple of delays with these long lines at southwest. >> are you getting taking this in stride? >> and action getting aggravated. i do not understand why this is taking so long. >> many of these were chicago bear fans. that saw the loss. >> we came down to get the chicago bears confirm paltz kicke but we will have a nice dy is giving genoese of the chicago bears -- got beat. we ar

but as kron 4's dan kerman tells us, as soon as the rain let up... directly to the ocean... >> in pacifica surfers were literally riding the wave of the storm wednesday >> we are getting our surfing boards ready to go. >> i was waxing my board trying to get the best waves. >> some of these wasso what was a storm for some, was an opportunity for it is beautiful! >> 2-4 ft.. >> these were ideal. storm made conditions ideal >> these were offshore so it is the best spot to be. >> the waves will stay open a little bit longer in the easier and not so choppy. >> there will be back out here on thursday dan kerman, kron 4 news. santa cruz got lashed with heavy rain today. kron 4s rob faldaboe takes a look at the commute drivers had to take on, as the rain clouds rolled in. >> it is hat's off to the commuters is without question one of the nastiest commutes in the bay area. this treacherous on any day highway 17 a through the santa cruz mountains is especially difficult on a rainy day like this. but no serious accidents. as the morning commute:with the big rai

dan kerman, kron 4. >> in san jose the minimum wage will soon be going up. tuesday approved a measure d batteries the minimum wage for short order cooks.. and $8, to $10. >> with read, of bill the cost of living is expensive so it will make a difference with rent-and bills. >> this will take effect in january. >> and contra costa county there are four different fire stations closed of next year. the fire district is in the red. measure a " q " was trying to generate $70 million to keeping all of these stations opened. but the two-thirds needed he did would nodid not pass. the tax increase did not get passed. what this could mean for the public. in contra costa county, kron 4. >> the was a major sell-off just one day after the election that dow jones dropped 3 1/3 pinpoints. i spoke with experts from the market watched and they say that this is not that uncommon. from 1900-20127% of the time after a presidential election there was still a fourth quarter ropkey. j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> a fourth quarter of -- gaine. >> with over 30 cancellations at sfo to/

tonight kron4's dan kerman looks at the latest poll on proposition 34.f passed, it would repeal the death penalty. california's death row could assume mission its doors for good. the new field poll shows a majority of californians favor proposition 34. which would repeal the death penalty 45 percent say they would vote yes 38 percent oppose the measure and 70 percent remained undecided. that's a significant increase in support from the pull of taken in september. when " yes " the voters' trust " no " voters 45-42%. field director mark di camillo suspect it is unusual to see such a reversal and it changing attitudes about what would cost the state less money. >> a large majority would think that it would be easier to put them into prison for life but now the opinions have changed, dramatically. with this modification of this poll if the lawyers think it is more expensive to do the death penalty when it is being implemented. with all of these appeals and backlogs and housing, prisons, extra accommodations of costs, combined. >> ultimately, this takes 45 pe

and if they will either make a decision on the spot or rule at a later time dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>pam: coming up the man with keeping the nation's secret has one of his own. the head of the cia is resigning and a bay area company makes an eye opening breakthrough. of these glasses can help people who are color blind. >> coming up later the warriors face the lakers with of their coach with out-their coach. and also kalish prescott ball is under way in the bay area. join us late a college basis basketball... good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> well, we all know the bay area is pricey for a living but there are two local neighborhoods among the top five most expensive in the country. atherton. came in at no. 5 with a median home price of 4.3 mil in do

but kron4's dan kerman says it is still a possibility for next year. >> motion, all in favor? >> aye. >> reporter: the uc regent's finance committee okayed a framework for the 2013/2014 school year. governor brown told the regents, that's unlikely. >> the state would have to increase its general fund commitment to the university 12% every year. that's very unlikely to happen. so you really are proposing tuition increases. >> reporter: officials say without the money or only a portion of tthe university will have to change -- of it, the university will have to change its plans by putting programs in construction or finding ways to raise additional revenue. >> it's a movie i've seen before. and i know how it ends. i don't want to be part of it. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom ended up being the lone vote against it. >> tell be more revenue and tuition hikes. i'm concerned about that because the magnitude of that tuition increase is not in-- not insignificant. >> reporter: we won't know if tuition will need to be increased until next summer when the budget is approv

reporting live at the oakland police headquarters and dan kerman, kron 4. >>jacqueline: take a look of the rainfall totals in the last 24 hours. not even a quarter of an inch. concord, two tenths of 1 in. in less than that in other areas. would hayward, as would a live look outside on stormtracker 4 radar. a >> coming up later this of ratio on a friday night. >> i am here. >> alicea and the warriors are coming up with the latest sports coming up >> a berkeley based optical technology company has made a huge breakthrough. it is about to release on to the market a new type of glasses that can help people are color blind. see colors more accurately for the first time. here is an example whiff gabe slate tech report >> it is estimated that over 10 million americans suffer from color to fissio color blin- >> one of the greatest establishments and satisfaction that i've had in my career as taking somebody that is colored deficient and it is always so great when it they will say that is that color of that flower violet? they will see a stop sign of much more clear

dan kerman. >> the keys for proposition 30 is crystal clear. the case.nvest in the california dream and keep the creativity and innovation alive. expand, and intensify. >> with just days to go governor jerry brown was before the board in san francisco. supporting proposition dirty the temporary tax increase for education. he says the choice is simple. >> money into the schools and colleges and pour out. in or out, yes or no. there is no middle. >> most of the audience seemed to support it proposition 3 is by no means a sure thing. they are inclined to vote that is down from 51%. in the september it was mid-50s range in the summer. >> the current polls show support has dropped over time he says there is still a chance proposition dirty can pass. >> the poll findings showing that it is possibly not on a downward track but he does have 14 percent undecided. really, he just test to attract 2-3% on his side. proposition 38 is competing and is a bigger trouble. 34% are in support 49% are opposed and 17 percent undecided. the governor went out of its way to not

dan kerman, kron 4 news. still ahead of the kron 4 morning news. we will see more information on the atlantis at >> we have the latest on today's hollywood minute. carly rae jespsn finds herself in some legal trouble with a new song in the entertainment community helps out. there is copyright infringement for " good times ". it is her 2010 song a is a love sone managers said that she is not one of the authors therefore she should not be sued. carly rae jepsen... >> bruce springsteen, billy joel, and jon bon jovi will contribute towards a fund for entertainment to help with hurricane sandy and viacom will also contribute local and national. disney donated $2 million with one half going to the red cross and the rest to local organizations. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news it is 4 days until americans cast their ballots in this year's presidential election. and the candidates are making sure to hit the campaign trail with their message. will have an update on the can of its, next. plus the city of san francisco, the giants and the major-leagu

dan kerman, kron 4. >> we saw warmer conditions than what we saw, yesterday with temperatures in thech everywhere. we saw a 60s in napa, san francisco. 64 in hayward. and 63 degrees and san jose as we take a look at the satellite and radar there are clouds to the north. part of this system that will stay to the north and we will see some of the cloud coverage overnight. here is what we can expect. the clouds will stay to the north but temperatures will stay chilly not only in the north bay but also to the north bay card has to go towards tuesday, the increasing cloud coverage minutes for the north bay but temperatures are going to be even more. mild with rainfall possibly returning on friday. >> the forty-niners quarterback alex smith left yesterday with a concussion. these two key plays are possibly causes. this first one it appears to be a more violent. he got popped by gramm'linebacker by the sale was rams and you can see this helmet-hewlett-collision. and watch right there, and jack, to helmut clock curr this is the play that jim harbaugh says that this could have caused him to h

dan kerman has more. >> governor brown has been pitching he has trying everybody else to win this series are we going to do it? >> yes! >> and what can only be described as a pep rally for proposition 32 backers have assembled a who's who of the top democrats to make the case for proposition 30. >> if you are wavering? please vote yes i believe the future of this state depends on it. >> voted yes! the only thing that is going to stop the sixth million hit that demands that there be accountability. and independent audits that will be part of public records. >> the people of california care about their kids, their schools and the future. keith the california dream alive. >> not everybody is in support. , is really a shell came when it is about an education, or tax increases. >> opponents for inside, outside the state of california have spent plenty of money to defeat the initiative and its tax increases. >> it is not just the answer when there is incredible unemployment numbers that is not attracting jobs. tax increases could only make matters worse. >> those supporting proposition 30 is 4

kron 4 dan kerman is live.. >> we could tell you that if proposition 30 had felt tuition would have probably increased. and these breaks have been put on proposition 30's passage however students want more than that. they want to see tuition go down. >> prop 30 passed. what does that do for the thousands of that i already have, we already have, you already have? >> thousands of students rallied. demanding uc use proposition 32 rollback budget cuts and low or tuition. >> tuition has gone up 300 percent since 20 02 from $4,000 to now, $13,000 in one year. working californians cannot afford that type of tax hike. students marched were they gathered to discuss action plans. it was designed to prevent further education cuts these students want to make sure that going forward the regions do what is best for students. >> allegiance could be closer to wall street and they are to ordinary californians but we're going to all of them to the fire until we roll back cuts and tuition. >> and many at today's rally will be goi

our team coverage continues with dan kerman.ng in that lot to see how a registered sex offender can be on school grounds. >> the law that alatas registered sex offender to be on school grounds with written permission is california penal code section 66.81. it makes it a crime predictors sex offenders to come into school or on school grounds of glass and this is key. unless the have written permission from the school administrator and have lawful business there. there this gaping loophole has been uncovered and now.. child.. advocates lamarckmarc klaas.. of the want to know exactly what is going on, as far as what their rights are part >> the voter initiative " jessica slot is preventing parolees from living 200 ft. from living near a school but that has nothing to do with being on school grounds. this is a lot that needs to be changed. >> it needs to be impossible for them to be on school grounds for any circumstances by eliminating the letter altogether or requiring school administrators to notify the parents of the children of

dan kerman has been following this. >> as you said pam, tomorrow, the u.s.upreme court will review a number of cases including prop 8, >> marriage can began once again the ninth circuit court issues a mandate which means that the ruling made by the district court becomes final the ninth circuit court is expected to issue that mandate quickly within one week possibly. if the supreme court agrees to review the case creeks will be presented in with the decision of likely by june 9th, next here. the loppers are professor senate there is the -- law professor- rory litle: >> it would be great if it would go forward in two weeks but the natural question should the constitution prohibit the banning of same-sex marriage? >> there is a lot of divergence, it is unity. the supreme court job is to grant the -- disunity. would be nice to be able to use that to settle these disputes. >> let us be clear, and so there is no impact on the national situation. >> it would be a legal in california but no impact nationally. pam and the speculation on what the court might do? >> i

as a dan kerman tells us this man was spotted by off-duty officer that was having dinner at a san francisco restaurant. >> this is runny he was one of the most violent individuals. >> with multiple agencies, as far away as las vegas they are arrested flaenaugh... after he was spotted by an off-to the oakland police officer. >> he was enjoying a romantic evening with his wife for her birthday and as more of his law was have aoff this law was have it, they found them for >> instead of confronting the suspect and his entourage, he contacted the oakland police department and sent over a team in contacted the sacsan francisco police department. he arrested without incident. >> he has been involved in multiple shootings and it is only going to be a matter of time. with the physical evidence of the eye witness testimony. >> they hope that that will lead to a decrease in shooting not only from his gang but from other gangs and also send a message to other violent criminals. there is no officer that is really ever off duty. they will use every resource is accountable to hold suspects accountable. >>

dan kerman, kron 4. >> the coach is resting after an irregular heart rate.xpected to be back at practice tomorrow. team officials say that jim harbaugh sought medical attention after he felt ill after he got this minor procedure done at stanford. about what is going on to cause this condition of an irregular heart rate is not clear if he is going to spend the night. this is previously, as is hard charging a passionate way east. he does not hold back on his the motions. and he has been the coach for the 49ers for the past 1.5 years and before that, and nfl player and a stanford coach. at the training camp, or earlier on thursday players were also talking about the situation. >> i set right by him in meetings and he seemed fine. i did not know anything was wrong. and his self, is our utmost in fortunes. his health. it is our utmost- importance. we do not want to see anybody go down. >> all our doctors in this area to good work. i'm sure that everything will be fine. >> it is not sure what capacity he will have on the return but they are getting ready for the m

tonight dan kerman looks at the latest poll on proposition 34. if it is passed it would repeal the death penalty. >> california's death row could soon shut its doors for good. a new field poll shows a majority of californians favor proposition 34 which would repeal the death penalty. 45 say they would vote yes. 38 percent oppose the measure and 70 percent remained undecided. that is a significant increase in support from the poll taken in the month of september. when yes voters grilled " no " voters 45-42%. director mark di camillo.. and a this is a particularly unique situation is moving the other way. there is more about the initiative. >> he says the reversal is because of changing attitudes of what the cost will state less money. the death penalty or life in prison without parole? >> now, the people have changed their minds thematically dramatically and they think it is more expensive to do the death penalty the way that it is being implemented right now with all of the appeals and the backlogs and housing. and extra confinement. >> 45% is st

dan kerman, kron 4. >> this s u v you can see the impact and the partially collapsed roof.r collided with the guard rail at the appian way over crossing follo falling down on to westbound 80 just midnight. the tow truck driver says he could not believe the people were walking out with minor injuries. >> usually they do not walk out. >> what did you see? >> they were walking around without a scratch on them. i cannot even tell out there on that vehicle it was unbelievable. >> the 20 year-old was suspicion of driving under the influence. >> this is a veteran state a time to honor our members in the military and there is a new apartment complex for homeless veterans open in san francisco. " veterans common's " is on otis street. this is on mental/physical illness veterans they are extremely well full--ulf --, i was very happy to move in. and i was glad to hear that it was going residential for this building. as soon as i heard that i wanted to get a place. >> 75 residents will be moving in over the next couple of weeks. the developers want to and the veterans homelessness. the

that is the latest, dan kerman, kron 4. >> improving conditions at s f o and also oakland.ny weather irruptions and clear skies for the bay area with some high clouds. it is really not going to dampen your se thanksgiving forecast with his 60s briefly in antioch 40's for most of the very area-with 60s. and temperatures are going to be mainly in the upper-and 60s with a nice, warm weekend. dry weather for the extended forecast. and your sierras forecast, coming up. >> volunteers are getting a yes, we are this volunteer area where people are going to be serving the needy in a thanksgiving meal. let me show you there are volunteers working until 7:00 p.m. and working on cutting vegetables. and cauliflower, cutting pisces. and of all of the trimmings. tomorrow, they expect five- 6000 people. and they're reverend, cecil williams has been here. the rev., how big of a deal this is? >> is 30's one of the days. >> it is always one of the best days, with 5000 people- 6000 people but the important banking is that this is a time for people to come together. to roy comfort, to talk with

dan kerman, kron 4 there with us monday night football but with the forty- niners and the chicago bearslestick park it has been beautiful. it felt more like a sunday in a monday. many people are cooking, playing games and just having a good time ago for the first monday night football game of the season at candlestick. san francisco, kron 4 news. >>catherine: this stand off he refused to take off that boss he was armed with a screwdriver this was at the intersection of first and key st. they were able to finally get him down. the streets were closed for a while but have since, reopened. >>jacqueline: we are looking at tonight and tuesday and even wednesday. this tale and to the north as we try it here on futurecast. some of those showers going to the north bay as we go towards tomorrow. 6:00 a.m., it is confined to the north bay but by 10:00 a.m., there is that chance of rainfall south of the golden gate. for the second rainfall band, it could bring a more moderate showers south of the golden gate. and by 4:00 a.m., we could see that rain pressing towards the south .. with a fast-moving

dan kerman, kron 4 >> this passenger was arrested.cgann had been trying to get through security when a t s a agent spotted something suspicious. he was trying to put to the x-ray machine and terisa estacio there was a news conference? >> correct at this news conference they say that it was not just a wristwatch that was troubling but also other things about this airline passenger. it was here at terminal no. 2 at the oakland international airport that they say this t s a agent spotted this suspicious item on the passenger and they determined that it was so alarming if they called in the alameda bomb squad this is the sgt. >> there was a call will switch on the watch with a series of wires, and a serpent board. and the watch had 8-circuit board and was also on incorrect tatime... and not all is what they found a started nelson says they suspect identified as jeffrey again from the l.a. area was also wearing some unusual clothing. >> he was also wary a tourniquet which is unusual for a civilian to be wearing such a military specialize p

kron fours dan kerman to to look at the options before the high court in how they affect californians. >> you can expect a lot more ceremony like this. >> if this is not reviewed that will be in for the california issue. same-sex marriage will be lawful. marriage will be able to begin once the ninth circuit court of appeals issued a mandate. leading the ruling made by the district court affirmed by the ninth circuit will become final. the ninth circuit will issue the man they quickly possibly within a week. in hastings law inrory little hopes the supreme court will want to review the case. >> the national question should the constitution permits the banning of same- sex marriage. there is a lot of this uniformity. there are a lot of diversions around the country. i actually think the right result institutionally is to grant review and use it as a vehicle to settle althe law more nationally. >> in addition to deciding whether or not to review proposition 8, the u.s. supreme court will also decide whether or not to review the federal defense of marriage act. it is possible they could de

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