jonathon thank you.t it is difficult enough to just gauge whether you're going to have presents to put under the tree but maybe no tree as well? yeah that's a possibility brady trimble in chicago with that side of the story. graddy. >> we're sticking with that holiday theme today and i know christmas i counted 78 days away. but the american christmas tree association says you should get your tree early this year. because there might be fewer of them in retail stores. that's because of extreme droughts in the pacific northwest and midwest where trees are grown and supply chain challenges inland on trucks and other types of transport. that could mean fewer trees at retail stores and not just real trees but artificial trees as well because of supply chain strain. retailers are also predicting big holiday gatherings are going to be back this year after so many americans paired down holiday events last year during the covid outbreak. sames club, for example is stocking up on bigger turkeys, expecting american

jonathon, just team. back to you all so we'll check in with you in just a few moments. meanwhile, evacuation orders will go into effect tomorrow for some folks living in the czu fire burn scar in the santa cruz mountains. >> officials there are already urging folks to make sure you get out of the area by 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. the storm is expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds that can trigger mudslides kron four's gayle ong. >> live for us now in boulder creek with how people there are preparing for tomorrow's big storm. >> good evening to you, gayle. >> good evening and justine and john, it been a this gas station here was busy all day long. a lot of people filling up. >> for their generators. i've also seen heart restores busy people buying tarps and sandbags to protect their property from water coming in. those who live near in or around the czu fire burn scar mainly fell 10 boulder creek bed lowman in north coast. those areas us are in zones are under mandatory evacuation order a deputy sheriff deputies happened going door to door this morning. warning

jonathon just seen.k to you. >> if this does become a something mandatory, then i will homeschool my child or look into which i'm currently doing looking into moving out of the state. >> a student walkout across the state is planned for monday. parents who are against vaccine mandates for their school age children planning to keep their kids out of school on monday. many bay area. parents have talk to kron 4 about their opinions on this vaccine mandate that could be coming in. a lot of them are think they will take part in those walk outs. that's our kron four's. gayle ong spent the day talking with parents and even a teacher who say they will both. >> take part of that rally goes live tonight in the newsroom with the reasons why they say they want to take part in this bill. >> jonathan and justine we had parents reach out from contra, costa santa clara and sonoma counties just to name a few parents i spoke with say they should that it should be their choice to decide if child should receive the covid va

jonathon, just in. back to you. marissa, thank you. tonight pg and e now warning some customers that they could be in the dark. >> that's because that storm that she was talking about expected to bring hurricane force winds along with inches of rain, kron four's men to harry live tonight with us after speaking with pg, e officials. >> and what our pg telling you about how they're preparing for this possibility of power outages. >> pg e is telling it they're very prepared and doing everything they can to get ahead of this. they tell me right now they have more than a 1000 crew members on call to deal with any messes that may come up or any outages. >> this is the first major storm of the season. and we're really ready for it when the storm comes power outages often follow. >> but pg and e is confident they can respond to it spokesperson megan mcfarland says they have crews on standby. we are bringing in crews from other last impacted areas to help with restorations pg and e has pre stage crews across the service area. >> there are more

jonathon just steam. back to you something to another rally held today for the man killed by an fbi agent last month. family and friends of jonathan cortez gathered in downtown oakland to demand answers. >> about what happened to him. kron four's, gayle ong has the latest. the shooting happened almost one month ago and family members say there are still unanswered questions. >> family and friends of jonathan cortez rallied in downtown oakland saturday afternoon with a list of demands. cortez was shot and killed by an fbi agent in east oakland last month. the fbi says an agent shot court has on september 13 shortly before 03:30pm. the incident happened on fruitvale avenue. federal authorities say cortes was armed and wanted for several warrants. i love my brother. i will never get to see this person ever in my life. told somebody i dearly love. family members are demanding answers as to what led up to the shooting. still have not received an answer from them says is not the person involved into the release

jonathon it over to you. thanks so much. rain. we've got gray overhead regardless of where you're looking this morning feeling like fall today. >> grey skies cooler temperatures and getting even cooler yet as we move into thursday and friday yesterday was the 80's that our warmest today expect 70's for the same spots. you look outside at the bay bridge. got a shipping container making its way right on past pier 15 there and a little bit of a breeze but not an exceptionally windy day. it is cool enough for the sweaters in the light jackets, though visibility is fine because any sort of cloud cover. it's sitting mostly well above us 50's and 60's for our current temperatures. it's been a mild cool morning. and so about to be the same into the afternoon of the breakdown for you and your forecast daryn. james, 8 '02 new this morning, a lot more workers have to get a covid shot or else the city of oakland. >> is requiring that in fact, they had a vote last night. the city council did and it was unanimous decision. they are now going to