dave kroupa: ok.ison: dave took his advice, moved in with amy so they could protect each other and their kids. but that outraged liz, she called the police to say so. liz golyar: looks like the only person that benefitted was her. so she gets to shoot somebody, and then she gets to kill another person. and then she gets to move in with dave and she gets to be free. and you guys arent arresting her. keith morrison: detective doty told her he still needed more evidence. so liz gave them access to her e-mail account. and over the next month e-mails came pouring in, allegedly from amy, of course. "i got a hold of cari and we drive in her car. i reached over and stabbed her in the stomach. when i killed cari, you know she begged me to call dave at work. then she begged me to talk to her family before she died. i remember when i killed cari that she had a ying yang sign on left thigh." all that read like a detailed confession. but-- jim doty: we had to find evidence that would match what shes telling us to

wow. >> dave: mvp chants for arch right now. >> dusty: that's for you, pasch. >> dave: they're sayingflag comes down. >> referee: illegal substitution offense, five-yard penalty, reattempt the try. >> tom: sark pulled arch manning aside and mouthed to him, really nice drive man. >> dave: and watching the reactions of his teammates, what dusty was saying about his humility, wanting to be one of the guys, not treated differently because of his last name, earning their respect. you can see he has. auburn stays perfect on p.a.t.s, 57-7 texas. ♪ all i do is work ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all i do is - all i do is work ♪ ♪ what makes a carnival vacation fun? it's a little bit of everything, for everyone. like being this far above sea level... and this deep in relaxation... with your very own spot to admire the view. and dozens of places to share a meal. dishing up delicious food from some familiar faces. so no matter what you choose, no one does fun like carnival. ( ♪ ) >> dave: we have a new leader in the clubhouse for the loudest ovation, this was the texas sideline reacting to the jumbotron playing comm

dave still is one _ always been there for him. dave still is one of— always been there for him.l is one of the most - always been there for him. dave still is one of the most important people _ still is one of the most important people in— still is one of the most important people in my life, as he has been for the _ people in my life, as he has been for the last— people in my life, as he has been for the last 20 years. he was somebody that was so incredibly fun to hang _ somebody that was so incredibly fun to hang out with when i was young but then, — to hang out with when i was young but then, as i grew up, became like a reel— but then, as i grew up, became like a real guide — but then, as i grew up, became like a real guide to me and kind of a mentor— a real guide to me and kind of a mentor and _ a real guide to me and kind of a mentor and someone who looked out for me _ mentor and someone who looked out for me and — mentor and someone who looked out for me. and that really has continued as we've grown. as for me. and that really has continued as we've grown. as well as a- -a

for dusty dvoracek, tom luginbill, i'm dave pasch. so long from fort worth. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. saturday. hello and welcome to toyota. after the game one week from tonight, it will be the 126th edition of big game. both cal and stanford fighting for bowl eligibility. they needed to win out both of them did to get to six wins at the end of the year. san jose state hosting fresno state with the valley trophy on the line. those highlights at 11. but first, time for our toyota. let's go places player of the day and we salute our troops on this. vets trans day. the warriors hoo

dave sturgill. >> aly is digger. dave, welcome in the cemetery a grave digger bigger. dave is a grave digger by trade, but he still entertains as host at this quirky diner with killer burgers. the customers he said he was a set. do let people down. never something to run out of gallows hill, right? can be a great day plan ahead. you know, so i can know what side of the hole we going to yeah, no, not for that amount. that mixed in with cobb motifs motorcycles cars. >> he also has a barbecue grill. that's a cough. of there are days been doing this so long he has seen generations of and clearly a skeleton still breathing, got a heartbeat. so. diggers who did it? >> now people look alive, if not, you may call. >> conquered vicki liviakis 4 news. yeah. there's only one degree day and never seen somebody so happy dealing with death all the time. you know, you know, he keeps saying keep smiling in case you're interested. you know, the food is actually really, really good. it's an institution there in kaka. there's also a diggers in brentwood and digger. dave just texted me an

former assistant district attorney and dave aaronburg.the last two minutes, again, the judge once again telling donald trump, interjecting during the questioning from the new york attorney general's prosecutor, donald trump interjecting and ordering donald trump to answer the prosecutor's questions. we have seen this play out repeatedly over the last two hours. donald trump is only going to be on stand today so the time in which the new york attorney general's office may ask him questions is limited. in the last few minutes, he's been asked about multiple properties and we're getting to the nitty-gritty in which donald trump is being asked about the values of his properties and the extent to which he was part of the process in determining the value of the properties or the value that was put on the financial documents. what the prosecution is doing here in realtime is laying out just mar-a-lago for example from the point of purchase in which the trump's family took over the property to now and asking him about the increased value of the p

dave, thank you so, so much. mate, it's been a pleasure. lived will be available on sky documentaries from saturday. now, what's the most you've ever paid for a car? well, a vintage ferrari has sold in new york for $51.7 million — that's just over £42 million. it's the second—highest amount ever paid for a car at auction. the gto from 1962 is rare — as only around 30 were ever made. this car had been owned by an american collector for decades, and while no information�*s been given about the buyer, they'll be part of a very exclusive club, including fashion designer ralph lauren and pink floyd drummer nick mason. now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good afternoon. it's very mild at the moment for this point in november. you can see the mild air marked in yellow on our air mass chart here, but that mild air clears away to be replaced by something cooler as we head through the next couple of days. then the mild air makes another return, with some very unsettled conditions as we head into the weekend. i

let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, welcome back. and good morning. and we have a pretty sweet weekend going on here before we have an unsettled week. coming up ahead, we'll be tracking give you all the latest details on all of that. >> and a little bit closer to the timing and all that, which you can expect the next week as well. but your saturday looking pretty sweet. >> we're taking care of some last minute to cloud cover here and there. but things have cleared out pretty nicely across most of the district. as we look for temperatures to return to their nice lot. the 70's well inland, there's a shot you can see from half moon bay and some leftover high cloudiness, not just there, but in some the east bay, just a little bit here. but that will just kind of color are skies there. you can kind of see it in motion behind it again, fairly clear. so outside of maybe some high cloudiness will do. all right. a chilly start. it is though, a couple of readings missing from this. but you get the general trend. a lot

thank you, dave. one of the most popular trick or treating spots in the east bay. >> is alameda houses around grand street go all out with their decorations and treats those attract hundreds, maybe even more trick or treaters. many of children enjoy the holiday with their parents. parents were dressing up to one homeowner who's lived in the neighborhood for almost 40 years, says that he's noticed a real dedication to halloween, especially since the pandemic. >> meanwhile, in the south bay, a home on felder drive in san jose celebrating halloween with a touch of magic. it was transformed into a scene from the harry potter series. yeah, this is really quality stuff here. the display has been a growing project since 2018 and it's all for a good cause. >> khan, for photo journalists, rudy garcia takes us to the wizarding world. >> we went to trip to universal studios and saw everything they had their like. there we go. harry potter, the wizarding world. that's what we're going to do. so came up with the i

dave, thank you so, so much. mate, it's been a pleasure.th a bit of a bang. i'm referring of course to the ceremonial gun salutes, fired in the uk, in honour of king charles' 75th birthday. he's spending the day carrying out royal duties as normal, but we're told he will be getting a transatlantic birthday phone call from his younger son, prince harry. with the details here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. a gun salute in london's green park, to mark the king's 75th birthday. a further milestone in the year of his coronation. but the celebrations are deliberately low—key. yesterday at highgrove, his home in gloucestershire, hejoined others, individuals and members of organisations who are marking their 75th anniversaries, among whom were representatives of the windrush generation. # happy birthday to you... # the king cut a rather grand birthday cake for distribution to the guests. "let no food be wasted", that is the royal command, as the king launches his birthday initiative, the coronation food project. i'll get a pallet from

dave, thank you live from miami. dave, thank you and welcome to the show.s start with virginia . you let's start with virginia. you know, glenn youngkin won that gubernatorial race quite a popular figure . he told donald popular figure. he told donald trump, keep out of virginia. we can handle this. what went wrong . nigel? >> virginia is a really, really bizarre one. youngkin is not only really popular, but, you know, if you look at his election, which was less than two years ago when he became governor of virginia, 3 or 4 days before, he was getting crushed in the polls, it was only until he really leaned into the anti—war stuff. in his case, specifically about gender pronouns and girls and boys bathrooms and the rest of it, that he got the parents behind him and then he won pretty solidly. and by most estimations, people have been saying, oh, this is this is great. from let's say, a conservative perspective. you know, it looks like virginia is going to start really , really going to start really, really leaning line with, leaning red, more in line with,

dave, thank you live from miami. dave, thank you and welcome to the show.t with virginia . you let's start with virginia. you know, glenn youngkin won that gubernatorial race quite a popular figure . he told donald popular figure. he told donald trump, keep out of virginia. we can handle this. what went wrong . nigel? >> virginia is a really, really bizarre one. youngkin is not only really popular, but, you know, if you look at his election, which was less than two years ago when he became governor of virginia, 3 or 4 days before, he was getting crushed in the polls, it was only until he really leaned into the anti—war stuff. in his case, specifically about gender pronouns and girls and boys bathrooms and the rest of it, that he got the parents behind him and then he won pretty solidly. and by most estimations, people have been saying, oh, this is this is great. from let's say, a conservative perspective. you know, it looks like virginia is going to start really , really going to start really, really leaning line with, leaning red, more in line with, say, f

brailsford and is a key figure andjim radcliffe is not known dave brailsford and is a key figure anddcliffe is not known for taking a backward step and are the glazer is going to hand over the sporting side of the football club whatever it means tojim radcliffe. who is he buying me 25% from and how much will the glazer is owner of manchester united when the deal goes through. there are a lot of questions that need answering and maybe when the deal is announced we will get the answer is the fans want. i will get the answer is the fans want. ~ ., i. will get the answer is the fans want. ~ ., ~' , will get the answer is the fans want. ~ ., ~ , , want. i know you will keep us up-to-date- _ want. i know you will keep us up-to-date. thanks - want. i know you will keep us up-to-date. thanks for- want. i know you will keep us up-to-date. thanks for that. | the father of liverpool winger luis diaz has been reunited with his family, following his release by left—wing guerrillas. luis manuel diaz was handed over to united nations and catholic church officials by members of the national liberati

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. him back under the 'ust said morning, dave._ him back under the 'ust said morning, dave., dave. peter saull, our| political correspondent joining us political correspondentjoining us in downing street. as lord cameron left number 10 in a different guise this time, few people shouted out to him and asked how it went. he replied and just said good morning. they very rarely do answer. more people are leaving the black door as that cabinet meeting has concluded. stay with us on bbc news. i'll be back with more shortly. hello again. over the next few days, the weather remains unsettled and our temperatures are really going to vary. you can see the days here, the colours, yellow representing the higher temperatures, blues representing the lower temperatures. so for the next few days, they really do flip flop in between colder and milder conditions. and then the beginning of next week, as we start to pull in more of a northerly, it turns colder again. so what we have today is this weather front continuing to pull away from the southeast, another one across the northwest. both ar

how about we go to dave in virginia?nkou for serving boo-yah. >> caller: club member. >> yes! >> caller: would love to kw about the buy buy buy or sellsale sell on amc. >> you're talking about the movies, d it's just not the same, and i don't want to be thereforeinvolved with the movie theaters. challenges from nelson peltz. it's going to be a challenge but disney got a big dividend today and that stock is one of my favorites in the charitable trust. alan in florida. >> caller: boo-yah to you, jimmy chill. >> boo-yah. the chill man is in the house. how can i help? >> caller: most importantly thank you for the investing club. it creates a level playing field for us little guys. >> that is the plan. people have to know it's about education, it's about teaching. i knock my brains out every day to teach you. and thank you for the kind recognition. how can i help you? >> caller: no, thank you. hey, listen, today bill gates' nuclear energy company terra power, me announced m.o.u. with your little spec play you gave out, euc wh

it's gone sunday morning, dave. all right, steve, thank you. >> our times 510, a light show down market street in san francisco. just one of the many things happening around the international apex summit. coming up, we'll tell you more about the receptions that are being held and the trial continue for the man accused of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi. what paul pelosi said while te ifying in federal now hundreds of thousands of people are expected to gather at the national mall in washington. organizers want to focus attention on the hostages captured in gaza more than a month ago during the hamas attacks. bay area leaders say this march is their chance to stand in solidarity with israel. >> it's been in ways that i have never experienced as a rabbi. more than september 11th, more than pittsburgh, more than covid, the kind of concern and panic we're seeing. >> we want to support america's greatest ally in the middle east at its time of need. that was the victim of an unprovoked attack that brok

can. >> thank you, dave. now to the latest on the conflict in the middle east. united nations confirming 26 trucks carrying humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza. they're filled with water, food and medical supplies, bringing the total number of deliveries to just 143 in the last 10 days, the aid is being allowed into gaza through the rafah crossing with egypt. meanwhile, israel is continuing air strikes and a ground offensive in gaza. an airstrike landed near a hospital in northern gaza last night. a flash of light followed by a loud explosion. israeli forces say they struck more than 300 targets overnight. the palestinian ministry of health says more than 8300 people have died in israeli strike since october. 7th. that is when the terror group hamas carried out a surprise attack in israel despite calls from a number of un agencies for a cease-fire to get palestinian civilians, humanitarian humanitarian break. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that will not happen. >> just as the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harb

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thank you, dave.s philippe djegal spoke with the as you can imagine, frustrated owner. >> twice in the past 6 months, marcus books of oakland has been burglarized. the most recent incident happened at around 9 o'clock sunday night on martin luther king junior way. that's when co-owner blanche richardson says the suspect is seen on surveillance video throwing what appears to be a large rock through the front window only to steal for new hardback fiction books. >> worth about $150 altogether in take them all. he just took. i think what he could reach easily. >> and then just walked. this comes at a bad time for richardson whose family is preparing to reopen their shuttered. san francisco store front. >> she says the window has to get fixed quickly. the cost to repair. is about $1200. i don't know in the long run what effect this is going to have, especially with. >> holiday shopping coming up, which is what most small businesses depend to get them through the rest of the year. so if it looks like it's u

dave, do you want yogurt? no. - [luke] thank you, sir. - luke got out of the military on july 1, 2016. and as far as i was concerned, okay, he had some struggles, but he's not disabled. - let's go, big guy. - okay. we know he struggles with ptsd. we think he probably bonked his head a couple times. his neck hurts. sometimes, he has headaches. not a big deal, okay? so then, one day, at least in our house, you wake up and there's this huge sum of money in your bank account from the va. - hmm? - what? can i see the list? - mm-hmm. - holy mother. - mm-hmm. - 'cause he has, at this point, gone through the process to be rated, you know, what are your "disabilities"? - yeah. - and it's just like this laundry list, page after page after page. mild traumatic brain injury, percentage, description, cardiac disease, percentage, description. and we discovered that the va actually considers him not 100% disabled, more like 350% disabled. - dave got that yesterday from school. - [luke] yeah, he got it yesterday. is the only

good morning, ali. >> good morning, dave.ng down in san francisco right now. just really a drizzle behind us is the seventh street off ramp. we're at seventh and bryant and you can see a little bit of water. that's kind of pulled up near that off ramp here. cars exit, if they take that exit a little too fast, we've seen them splash through here, but overall, not but nothing out of the ordinary here. but it is the kind of weather, as you heard sal mentioned, that can lead to tough driving conditions and a tough commute. let's show you some video from this morning. southbound 880 just before the macarthur maze. we drove past a single car crash that looked like the driver had likely spun out and hit the center divide. our windshield wipers were on full speed as we drove across the bay bridge this morning. and we haven't had rain like this in a little while. so the roads can be slick. as you heard steve and sal mentioned back out here live, you can see this bus coming through off the off ramp. and you can see that there's some so

all right, dave, we are closure starting tomorrow. so along 101, that vista point exit that's going to be closed at. dana bowers won't be able to get to that. the destrehan pap, though, that will still be open along the golden gate bridge right now. we'll get bridge 20 minute ride. 37 to the tolls. >> and the bay bridge looks good. so we're not seeing major delays today. remember, lot of those closures start tomorrow. 12 minutes into the city. 101 of the south bay and along the peninsula. 33 minutes there over in the east bay 8.80, cilantro downhill. pete is about 28 minutes. and let's check on 80 this morning about 19 minutes. cracking down towards the maze. darya james, back >> time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning. how are the markets doing today? >> they started off with a debt, but they've been fighting back in the last hour, which is nice to see. we've had a couple good weeks of the big rally towards the end of the year after 3 down might a little bit of a relief rally, but also santa claus

it's that you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave.l, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we would say it's much the same as yesterday except this intrusion of cloud cover. the temperatures are going to be almost identical, but >> again, this little intrusion going some mid to upper level cloud cover. it's affect the entire bay the same way and we'll probably see some better thinning up north. but >> half moon bay, let's go ahead and show you here. and you get a general idea was scattered clouds to start. this will then out a little bit this afternoon. but at least is going to be a bit in the skies. it is prepared for that accordingly. there you see the cluster from basically midday points to the south out of monterrey. but even further south than that, and it is continue to dip further south as progress. so again, some hope is we'll get some better clearing now, even though we had that the north bay wasn't as much the target. we did still get some cooling in this frost advisories with us until 9 today. that freeze wa

all right, dave, thank you.vernight health advisory has been lifted in contra costa county. it happened around 12, 30 this morning. a fire at the marathon refinery in martinez force. the county's health department issued the advisory. we know that one person was injured. that fire is now out. the refinery tells kron 4 this morning, but they're monitoring system indicates that there is no impact outside of the facility. and police are investigating after an amazon delivery driver was taken hostage by 2 people in san ramon. officers say a man and woman crashed an suv into the delivery truck. it happened on crow canyon road and san ramon valley boulevard. that's near the diablo shopping plaza. the woman got into the driver's truck and forced the victim to drive to a bank while the male suspect followed them in an suv. according to police, the driver was forced to withdraw cash that drive to another bank in dublin and take out more money after the second transaction failed. the suspects left the driver and drove off

thank you, dave. well, it is day 2 of the apec summit in san francisco and security measures in and around the city are expected to get tighter in the coming days. first, if it just is live for us now at the moscone center with the latest on all of this, tiffany. >> yes, stephanie, today is day 2 of the apec summit. yesterday was a big day as everything got going. we do know that world leaders and dignitaries from all over are in francisco. president biden along with chinese leader xi jingping are expected to come wednesday, but it was on saturday. the first event started at 1 o'clock in the afternoon with opening remarks from senior officials. >> meeting chair nora todd during the opening remarks, todd pointed out the city's connection to the asian culture with historic chinatown and a large portion of the population with asian or pacific islander route, as well as its close proximity to business leaders in silicon valley. >> president biden's decision to host economic leaders in the city of san fran

all right, dave, pthank you. the holiday travel season is in full swing. >> millions of people across california will take to the skies and the roads for thanksgiving next week. >> calpers, tiffany justice live for us now. walnut creek with a look at everything you need to know this morning. as you put the finishing touches on those travel plans, any. >> hello, good morning, stephanie. yes, a lot of people getting ready for thanksgiving. we are less than a week away. a lot of people will be driving to their destinations filling up here at the pump before they head out the door. so let's talk about it. according to triple a 7 million people here in california expected to travel with nearly 55 million expected to travel nationwide here at the pump. here's what you can expect as gas prices of right now. as of right now statewide, the average for a gallon of gasoline is 5 bucks in santa rosa coming in at 5.20, a gallon. napa 5.17, in san francisco. it is 5.16, averaging for a gallon of gasoline down 5.13, oakland, 50

i'm dave clark. tuesday morning november 28th. i wore a coat this morning. >> i did too. maybe that's why i wasn't as cold. yeah, said it doesn't feel as cold. i did have a coat, but in case you're wondering. >> yeah, it's cold. this morning, right, rosemary? >> it is another chilly start. but, pam, you are right. there are some areas that are running warmer this morning. now, with that said, still a bit frigid. and the advisory is continue this morning until 9:00 for our inland north bay as well as the inner east bay. this is the first morning that the national weather service has decided to expand the advisory to include the inner east bay coastal flood advisory. once again, that begins at 9 a.m. due to the possibility of low lying flooding around our bay, including our bay side communities in san francisco. so i'll have a better look at the current conditions, your afternoon highs and we are talking about rain in the forecast for tomorrow. more on this coming up in just a bit at 430. let's see how

we spoke with dave of dave's bagels.january, 1st of 2012 for just >> wholesale. and then covid happened and we had to do home deliveries and then people like the product. this was available earlier this year. and so here we are going on a number 2 for retail. it's great. i pacific small community that starting come on up right now. and so we have where i'm at that downtown historic of pacifica. >> we spoke with this morning. they're excited about small business saturday, encouraging the locals to come out, get to know them, get to know their shop and hopefully find some unique gifts this holiday season. stephanie, back to you. >> way to connect with your local neighborhood stores and get to know people in your community to through small business saturday. thanks so much, tiffany. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. many got into the holiday spirit with a traditional tree lighting ceremony in danville. we take you inside. plus, 54 years ago, american indians of different tribes took control of alcatraz island claime

that's only for you, dave.at you are fibbing now and i understand beginning tomorrow the auience gets some. sorry. [laughter] i have thought long and hard about the difference between your operation and my operation. by the way, it's so funny. generationally, people have certain memories, certain thoughts, certain awareness. i came to the show this afternoon and people were saying may i help you? i said, i'm ed sullivan. it got me right in. by the way, congratulations on the great success you and your staff have had. >> stephen: thank you very much, dave. thank you very much. [applause] >> david: it must be very, very gratifying. and as a handful of people recognized, it's not easy but you make it look very easy so congratulations again to you in the entire staff. >> stephen: thank you. i will pass that on to the entire staff. you and i both know it's really the host. >> david: yeah. oh, i'm not saying they're not disgruntled. i am just saying pass it along. >> stephen: you were kind enough to let me come talk

we've been talking about the weather, dave.king forward some nice conditions. >> yeah, we've got temperatures in the upper 60's going on well inland. it will be pretty calm and quiet for power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. things. reno today. the biden administration says the meeting between president biden and chinese president xi jinping will happen on wednesday, leaderspare going to be in san francisco for the apec summit which starts tomorrow. and authorities in santa rosa. they suspect carbon monoxide exposure led to the death of 2 people at apartment complex on range avenue on tuesday. fire checks. the other units and they cleared them. kaiser permanente

>> dave malkoff, thank you so much, dave. >>> millions of americans are getting an early taste of wintersome heavy snow and some bitter cold. lake-effect snow caused whiteout conditions across the midwest and the northeast. the first major storm of the season dropped up to two feet of snow in some places. the cold stretches all the way to the south. the national weather service has issued freeze warnings in the southeast including for northern florida this morning. and a powerful wind gust yesterday knocked down the national christmas tree in front of the white house. it was back up a few hours later, though. >>> coming up, a highway turns into a runway. a small plane in discuss makes an emergency landing. >>> and later, mavericks shocker. mark cuban is reportedly in a deal that's got the basketball world talking. ing. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's

i know dave, he's been on the program and he's a nice guy. he was asking them to come back five days a week, just three and he's given them three months to decide but he told his workers, while am confident we will get to the point where virtual workspaces are as engaging collaborative and productive as physical spaces, we are not there yet. they need to come back to collaborate. we have a consultant that helps companies attract talent and he disagrees with dave's ultimatum. i think there are probably more of these ultimatums ahead ceos to their workers. >> i think you are right. this is just another in a wave of ultimatums that have been happening for the last two years. i think they've largely been without teeth or effective as office occupancy measured by card swipes has remained at about 50% the last two years and it seems to be holding steady. it will be a very interesting to see if dave's mandate rings people back to the office. my point of view on this is if your goal is to foster an environment of creativity and collaboration to drive

why, dave? yeah, i hate to disappoint working on the arc all weekend long and >> you know, it's not going to be like that. you it. what's nice is as we talk to you right now, there are no statements from the national weather service. part of that is credited to they've been candid about this is the uncertainty of this low and not exactly sure where it's going to go with this. however, remember all that rain that we talked about from last week, that was to be all week long now. so i could be like a one-day event. you get that much rain in one day have problems. so it's spread out over a long period of time. it looks like it's doing us a favor. how it's playing out and to start things off. can beat this half moon bay, beautiful sunrise as we see things going on. there's that big low out to sea. but looking at some of the instability reports to come our way. and it looks like even that doesn't appear to be real role. likely as an addendum will continue to mention that chance of thunder showers in h

dave dave, i don't want to see it. yeah all right. we'll get to it here.the way, speaking of post offices, pam, you gave a shout out to the court of madera, right? yes i have to give a shout out. i don't live there anymore. but the clayton post office, i've never in my life seen somebody deliver a letter faster than the clayton post office. oh, wow. so i mailed it yesterday. yeah, i just got it. what do you mean, you just got it? i never seen anything like it. anyway, they're just a wonderful little post office. all right. a lot of cloud cover, some breaks in it. everything is really, as far as, you know, active weather is going to be north of us for a long time. it looks like here, at least for about five, seven days or so, 30s, 40s, 50s, kelsey hills, upper 30s, santa rosa is in there a lot of 40s, 50s, menlo park 42. walnut creek, 4320s in the mountains coming down from the northwest. there could be some light snow in the mountains, but really the main focus is going to be about crescent city northward. i mean big time amounts here. if you have a son, d

dave campbell joins us now.his, and what will happen if they don't? >> the what will happen part is first. it will not end. the u.s. law will allow this program to continue. but it starts to be hobbled. there are a lot of programs that will be weakened as this happens, and you have to make appropriations to get the money out there for the programs to go on. this is the time when the anti-abortion arm of the congress have decided that they're too close. the pepfar or the biden administration is propping up abortion and kind of bringing together two different issues. pepfar does not support abortion. they do not provide funding for abortion. every single expert that i've spoken to confirms that. everybody that's written about it confirms it. the problem is, they've muddied the water. >> i know chris smith, like him a lot, worked with him. you know, through you, you and i talked about this a lot, i've read a lot about it, pepfar has nothing to do with abortion. >> no. >> or abortion rights. nothing at all. it is co

kron four's dave spahr has more. ok, ken, we're still dealing with that dry atmosphere that we got from over the weekend with a red flag warning business. that, of course, is all since past. but we haven't gotten back yet. >> our marine layer, here's a quick snapshot of actually the live wind numbers we have. they're pretty much single digits, but they're all offshore and coming in from the north, as you can see. and that means that remains very dry. dew point values. that's the real measurement of moisture in the air. there are a little bit above freezing, but around 40 ish or so a little bit higher than socal. but still much drier than they typically are this time of year. even so there comes the onshore winds developing by later tomorrow night and into thursday. and that will help bring back that marine layer in earnest by thursday night. there you can see a good onshore flow at work there. by that point, as far as the moisture is concerned, watch the green jump into this map. by the time we get to thursday. littl

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. >>> remember when dave letterman came to town and made manny the hippy a star?been almost 30 years and he says he will never live it down . >>> i don't know if you guys remember this but way, way back in the day, the old -- olden days. >> wait, wait, what? >> not exactly the olden days. but we did have to dig in the vault for the best visit in 1996. >> every picture is a postcard. there go the basketballs. release the melons. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if code enforcement would like this now. from taking advantage of the streets to taking the cable car in the most difficult way possible and also not allowed in the year of 2023. he was a hit with the people, dave, not so much with the local wildlife, though. leand joe montana stuffed a couple full size crabs down the front of their pants beforehanding some out to the crowd, hopefully different ones. >> i will see if i can get him to sign it. >> hay. >> hay. >> knock it off. >> letter plan took a bull horn to hairace the seals on peer 39. harass the sea lions. but, dave bumped into him and made him a star. well,

dave? >> looks for today. we're okay tomorrow. different story and you can see from that shot there. the 2 different types moisture, the marine layer at the lower level and then aloft is with this storm is going to bring for us. course, it has to get its act together. it still working on it. it's preparing with that recipe. the chef, if you will, for right now, enjoy the pictures. look at this half moon bay turning to mostly sunny to. that's going to intrude by cloud cover probably in the next few hours. but maybe brown noon, 1 o'clock that will open back up again for your afternoon. so variable clouds are probably work. here it is. you see the kind of that shredded stratus above us, marching right across the bay as we speak now, again, very quiet compared to what's coming a little bit tomorrow. but more for everybody on wednesday. there it is. the low that's driving everything. it's kind of 2 different tales of weather and sea. unlike like the atmospheric river scenario, this thing's not going to be constant at all, but we'll hav

dave has the details. james and darya. good morning and good morning, we'll get some sun going on this afternoon. you a deck of cloud cover to get through early on for the morning hours. but this afternoon, another way of some sunshine to kind of take a hold up. temperatures are going to drop too much, though, for the week ahead. despite the fact this being kind of like a winter storm event and low is coming from the gulf alaska. however, it's tapping into some lower level moisture, a lower latitude point or excuse me. so it almost looks like monsoon type like clouds you can see off towards the distance golden gate bridge shot there. you can see them. will be cloudy for the next few hours. as you can see this shield of stratus to drop south again, wait for the afternoon and skies to open a bit getting further from home. what's driving all of this? is this low and you can see the moisture coming from the south. that's where it's going to give us the rain. but the instability isn't that cold core low in the exact location is

all right, dave, morning.dy will remember a pack is happening this week. >> so areas across the city like the moscow nissan or directly around that. also in not heal and between battery. if you are traveling along the embarcadero there, they're going to have a stretch of lanes closed. so be mindful that if you're traveling over the next few days, city is going to be a busy one. currently looking at the bay bridge right now, 19 minutes into the city. meteor lights are on san mateo bridge around 13. no major delays or same. but we also are seen traffic pouring into the early morning hours as the day goes on, things might start to get busier. 30 minutes here in the south bay long, 1, 1, 85 in the park. kellyanne down and no just under. 26 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.20. is the time opened. police rescued a child victim of human trafficking and arrested the man accused of trafficking her. investigators say it was a tip from the national human trafficking hotline that h

dave doeren reyna. good morning. good morning, everybody. and it's going to lead to a nice weekend at that 2. we had some morning cloud cover, but most of that has kind of mixed out. >> nicely in going to mostly sunny patch for the remainder today and into tomorrow as well. sunday. we'll see some scattered clouds as well. but next week, it's to be interesting as we watch a low that takes its sweet time to impact us. that will bring us winds, rain and mountain snow is all part of the package. but take a look at we have right now. half moon bay. this is a beauty shot here. lots of sunshine. that's pretty much in place for right now. and that will be for the day ahead. we'll go to that. now we can or not. there we go. half moon bay for you. and there's the sunshine pretty much in place. calm waters, as you can see, 2, which would be a different story when that system gets here. this is the view from a you can see a little bit more in the way of some cloud cover far up towards the northwest. but a nice clear patch that we're dealing with for tod

good morning, dave. good morning, dari, andrea. good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine for your friday and in fact, through saturday not to about on sunday either. maybe some scattered bay clouds to kind of throw in there. and then next week, things get interesting now is right. it was talking about lots of sunshine working. here is the east bay shoreline shot. and you can see some of that cloudiness has departed and away. we go to the mostly sunny mode. here's what it looks like from space. you can see things thinning out towards the last couple of frames. we don't see much in the way that are ference here upstream either temperature are still trying to get out of the 40's in many locations, but some lower 50's already taking hold along the east bay shoreline in that is some half a dozen degrees or so ahead of where we were this time from yesterday, particularly up there in the north bay. so today 65 do it by high noon with temperatures in the upper 60's to lower 70's across much of the bay for today. and what kind of near that for your saturday as wel

>> thanks a lot, dave. it's 10 o'clock. and we do have the breaking news that we've been covering since we learn more about the meeting between president joe biden and china's president xi jinping. as you know, that's going to be happening in san francisco. but now we're finding out from the white house that we know what day it's going to happen on wednesday when both leaders are in town for the apec summit. and it's the first face-to-face meeting between these 2 world leaders since last year. they're not divulging the exact location, obviously or the exact time because of security concerns. but we do know that they are expected to discuss several issues, including taiwan's upcoming election, north korea and the war between israel and hamas. now with the apec summit, we know that their roads are going to be a mess. there's lots of closures and detours so that's going affect you. kron four's will tran is live in san francisco with everything you need to know about that. good morning. well, the best i can say it just avoid sa

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good morning, allie. >> good morning, dave and pam. we're on market street with the ferry building lit up beautifully behind us. part of the fanfare for the apec conference. now underway. and as you mentioned, with world leaders here in town in san francisco, including president biden and chinese president xi jinping and more than 20,000 attendees to this conference from around the globe. protesters representing various coalitions and groups say this is the perfect opportunity for them to make their voices heard. and there are protests planned for today in addition to some large protests that happened overnight. let's show you the video from last night when there were about a thousand people marching down market street carrying flags and banners, palestinian flags calling for a cease fire in gaza. the march stopped at california and montgomery steps away from the merchants exchange building, where president joe biden and vice president kamala harris attended a fundraiser last night. demonstrators locked arms at one point, but they were