kron4's maureen kelly was there during a unity rally at city hall. where the mayor promised to uphold san francisco values. >>:we will fight discrimination like it's never been fought before. a firey ed lee stood with his political allies.and even his adversaries.brought together in order to combat a new threat.what a donald trump presidency will mean for san francisco. if we lose a friend in the white house and we've had a good friend in the white house.we will find other friends. during his campaign the president elect threatened to cut funding from sanctuary cities like san francisco. who's policy is not to coordinate with federal law enforcement in efforts to deport the undocumented. if he keeps that promise.that could translate to up a billion dollars loss for san francisco.but the city says they dont' plan to back down. today we stand united to do all that we can to protect san francisco as a san francisco city.\ when asked what steps the city could take to defend it's sanctuary city policy.the mayor's voiced a hope that it won't come to that.

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam:let's take a live look outside!tney: 1 again >> brittney: we will have a frost advisory. with a system shipping to the east closer to us. not tomorrow. we will see more sunshine tomorrow, but saturday morning early in the morning we will see rainshowers. continuing throughout the day. >> brittney: you concede that we will see a light rain will begin when the game starts. >> brittney: this will continue as we go into sunday. daybreak at 8:00 a.m. sunday but more rain showers are to bulls fan as we go into the afternoon. --more rainshowers are to move in >> brittney: light rain expected with the windy conditions. at 30 mi. per hour. to produce will be in the '60s so it would be kind of tough out there to watch the game. >> brittney: as we head into fretted a lot of sunshine. the rain showers will begin saturday and sunday. and another chance of showers on wednesday. 3 >> pam: thank you, brittney >> pam:an unusual robbery to tell you about. police say they have never seen anything like it. >> pam:what they say some ban

kron4's maureen kelly talked to police who say, these are not your average thieves. >> reporter:this video from inside the unit on the block of channel street shows the men enter the unit.slowly. they had first rang the bell to make sure no one was home before prying open the door. this happened last month. just after 330 on a monday afternoon. police point out one thing that sets these three apart from other burglars. they are well dressed people that you would walk down the street and not pay a second notice too police don't think that means they are novice criminals.saying their nice clothes will make them blend as they make their escape. the team ends up leaving with bags and suitcases stuffed with over a hundred thousand dollars in electronics, high end watches and jewerly. in addition to wanting the public to see this video so they can identify the suspects.police say they also want to point out what is missing from this scene that could have prevented the robbery in the first place.it turns out man's best friend can also be man's best defense against crime. i've written countl

kron4's maureen kelly help cut through the haze surrounding proposition 64 >> reporter: and kaelin is now legal for adults 21 and over to smoke pot as long as they are not in the public. they can grow up to six plants. >> reporter: also people 21 and older can legally carry up to an ounce of marijuana on them. this is what an ounce look like. right here is the same amount that was still a plastic sandwich baggies. but the problem is i'm as they have a medical marijuana car like this one here. right now there is nowhere for strip and recreation and users to buy pot legally in this state. >> reporter: it is at a little stage for shore and if we go for everyone to have inside but they cannot have anywhere to buy its assets but they do not have it anywhere to buy it, we have a place that's still the but they can get it here. >> reporter: that is the general manager a blowup rome a dispensary in san francisco's south of market area. he expects that it will apply for licenses all alike them to expand their sales beyond medical marijuana patients but that might be a while. the state of calif

maureen kelly kron4 news. it has happened again. another u-c berkeley professor accused of sexually harassing a student. this time. a grad student. a report - obtained by kron four news - states, the professor violated the schools conduct code. eva hagberg- fisher says, the harassment started early in her grad program at u-c berkeley. she says the professor - nezar alsayyad. inappropriately touched her on several occasions. she said it was difficult to speak up. because he had a great deal of power over her career. hagberg- fisher says, she is glad she spoke up - especially for this reason. ".too scared" academic advisors were meeting late today to review the case and to decide what, if any consequences will take place. the professor is not returning next semester. retiring senator barbara boxer has filed legislation today to abolish the electoral college. vicki liviakis is here with details.including the odds it will actually happen. the odds -- not good. the idea probably won't get much traction with the republicans holding contro

as kron4's maureen kelly has been reporting this week. aking honey oil is not only dangerous but life threatening. >> pam:tonight, maureen talks to a woman whose life was forever changed. when she was caught in a honey oil explosion. we have to warn you, some of the images in this report are disturbing. cassandra pratt burn victim >> it exploded and i looked down to see mine scanned hanging down. -- skin hanging >> reporter:butane honey oil explosions the bay area's news station contra costa county fire new meth labs. >> reporter: they are the new mast labs. -- meth labs >> reporter:home grown drug factories cranking out a highly potent marijuana extract using an extermely violatile gas. this helmet cam video shows firefighters responding to a 2015 explosion at a walnut creek apartment complex. >>it exploded and all i remember is seeing my skin hanging off my arms and i didn't know what happened >> reporter:here's what yuba city resident cassandra pratt's arms look like now.scarred by burns.her hands fused by scar tissue. her pretty face a

maureen kelly kron4 news >> reporter: restraint across the $2 billion market and how to define them and for second place. and last animated venture had its victory early open weekends with the seventh half million dollars. fate their claimed victory today it up next average tops of the sports was coming off on sports night live. >> j.r.: these highlights came early on and before the man dislocated possibly dislocated his pinky yelling in pain came back pellagra let a 75 yd drive and turn it off 1/2 you missed a lot because oakland was up early then they have to come back to win this game. part let this final drive and it was good was going to be talking use see his pinky there. one thing and also like to be talking about san francisco forty-niners " lost a franchise record eight men alicia drive with a chance and a losing this game. 3121 and we will talk about that coming sports night live. lucky numbers are 1719213744 a power ball is 16. >> reporter: indeed do with that or is it too big a question what you do with all the money. the to expect more rate drops out there as close to look

kron 4's maureen kelly was at a unity rally at city hall today. and has reaction. >>:we will fight discrimination like it's never been fought before. >> reporter:a firey ed lee stood with his political allies.and even his adversaries.brought together in order to combat a new threat.what a donald trump presidency will mean for san francisco. if we lose a friend in the white house and we've had a good friend in the white house.we will find other friends. during his campaign the president elect threatened to cut funding from sanctuary cities like san francisco. who's policy is not to coordinate with federal law enforcement in efforts to deport the undocumented. if he keeps that promise.that could translate to up a billion dollars loss for san francisco.but the city says they dont' plan to back down. today we stand united to do all that we can to protect san francisco as a san francisco city.\ when asked what steps the city could take to defend it's sanctuary city policy.the mayor's voiced a hope that it won't come to that. well i think getting people ready and having

maureen kelly kron4 news. today. another mosque received the same hate-filled letter. that has been sent to several california mosques - including one in san jose. this time the hand-written, photo-copied letter was received in savannah georgia. here in the bay area --- police say the investigation is a priority and is ongoing. four mosques in southern calfiornia also received the letter. the f-b-i says the letters are awful -- but they are not investigating at this point because they do not pose a specific threat. a judge today granted dylan roof's motion to represent himself. roof is accused of opening fire and killing nine african- american parishioners inside a south carolina church. prosecutors say it was in hopes of starting a race war. today jury selection in the case resumed. the trail was expected to begin earlier this month -- but was delayed so roof could undergo a competency evaluation. the 2015 shooting happened back in 2015. the suspect faces 33-federal charges and prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. >> britteny: and the high country now as

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> here in oakland ... >> i want to introduce the new preponderate of the oakland athletics. >> reporter: a shakeup to the front office of the oakland athletics. dave joins the as as team president. he replaces michael crowley who spent 0 years with the organization. cooner lou wolf has also sold most of his interest in the tame to the athletics of the owners but will continue with the organization in a chairperson role. cabble comes from the san jose earthquakes. he will continue to serve as president for that major league soccer team while working for the as . he says he is committed to building a privately financed stadium in oakland. in oakland, filipe chegal, kron 4 news. >> the weekend is almost here. getting ready for the rain. >> meteorologist brittney shipp will help you out. she is back with details >> oh, it has been wet. et is getting cold. had to put an extra blanket on last night. now, it will be more rain. >> it is okay. it is november. it is the end of november. >> i'm not complaining, i'm excited about it. fun! [ laughter ] >> all right, we

kron 4's maureen kelly has been tracking the story for some time.he talked to a local medical marijuana dispensary about the state of legal limbo that many recreational pot smokers are in right now. >> we got a ton of phone calls. people curious about if they can come in right away and obviously great interest right from the start. >> reporter: while the bloom room got a lot of calls of people interested in what they have to sell here, those people have not been able to spend their green on green but because prop 64 has not kicked in all the way. >> a little bit confusing. >> reporter: let me cut through the haze. right now it's legal for adults 21 and over to smoke pot. they can also carry up to approximately one ounce of the herb and they can grow up to six plants if they are the owner of the property or have permission and keep the place locked up away from public view. but you can't smoke it or eat it in public. and you can't drive while stoned. you can also be fired for showing up to work high or for failing to pass a drug test. and here's the

. >> kron 4's maureen kelly talked to the owners who are still grieving their loss.the company has a long list of animals being injured or kid. >> reporter: this is herchlt his owner says they took him to be groomed. >> it was horrific. we took him in there for a nail trimming and he came out spewing blood. >> reporter: that groomer could be in front of a jury as soon as next week after pleading not guilty to charges of felony animal abuse and cruelty. the d.a. says was angry that the dog wouldn't cooperate and that a necropsy showed that the dog had been strangled. today in the lawyer's office they sat holding their surviving dogs closely. they refer to henry as their son. >> we never had children together, so i hope people can understand, these are our children. >> we had no way to know that just taking him in would end his life. >> reporter: the lawyer says a review shows numerous complaints of other animals being seriously injured or even killed while in the care of petsmart groomers since 2010. they're also concerned that the dog grooming industry sun regulated.

kron4's maureen kelly has confirmed with state officials that those people were all patients at three different antioch residential care facilities. according to the california department of social services two of the people who died had been living minerva's place.an residential care facility for the elderly. no one would answer the door the the >> reporter: chen's memorial building at a they doing now was a result interviewing people that have gotten sick taking blood samples trying to track down exactly what caused them to get sick they got all its sunset of food borne illness testing they do not have any specific food at this point the tests are hoping to gather some and another interesting play is that in addition to those who are eating their several family members of those from the facilities to help provide the food got sick as well and are interviewing those people as we move forward. one other thing they told us all those who got sick or sick within 24 hours of reading the bill as a result they do not expect these numbers to rise and they expect the numbers to stay right aro

maureen kelly kron4 news. police in el cerrito are searching for a man. suspected of stealing antibiotics from a pet hospital. you can see here. the man entering into the hospital. and just when you think he is finished. he comes back. this time he starts rummaging through cabinets. the break-in happened on november 3rd just after midnight. officers responded to a burglary alarm going off at the el cerrito pet hospital. but once they had arrived.. the suspect had already taken off. taking with him several types of antibiotics. anyone with might recognize this man. is asked to call police. today activists against the dakota access pipeline gathered in civic center plaza. the group marched along market street and blocked a u.s. army corps of engineers building in san francisco this morning. these protestors say the project could pollute drinking water and impact land occupied by the standing rock sioux tribe. "fighting for humanity, we're a great thing to fight for. and bigger than ourselves." more protests are taking place to night in the north bay. demost

>>maureen kelly: her the picture showing the following which targeting african-americans from highestis morning i blurted out the offensive language this swan said i hate in words and talk to a mother of one of the members who said they're all very upset here is another picture that shows one of the other incidents were someone worldwide and colored over bathroom your nose or minder december 2nd was found inside of a bathroom that school held assembly likes to win union member fear said they want to have an assembly at california high as well the san ramon police department is investigating the schools: a meeting to talk about these repeated incidents. >>pam moore: the reactivation of the cities and his prime the goal of a symposium of the come with the ways to change the culture involving sexual assaults to those attending the stress cicada's female they say the hope that all of the islamic a difference students will be able to go to the poll the the next national election that his attention >>reporter: creasy rain moving in a bit heavier to maror son that things will i know what tim

maureen kelly kron4 news. >> britteny: and going back to work. quiet conditions for the next few days a closer look at expect clear cool conditions tomorrow service advisory cool dry conditions continued to wrestle week and are seasonal average around 60 degrees. a mostly clear skies the big bridge of a high pressure will continue until then as we go into the rest of your work week. and then one more exception into wednesday you notice the clouds will increase after a sunny day tomorrow light showers mainly for parts of north bay. ditchers mainly in the high fifties and heights tomorrow and san francisco. 62 degrees and fairfield and 60 in union city 16 san jose. new ahead at 8 after missing for three weeks --- a missing mom is found bound and restrained. but the circumstances around her disappearance=== still a mystery ever wonder why you get that "i just had to buy it" feeling? well turns out there's a reason you get drawn into splurge shopping. here's what we're tracking tonight at ten. who can resist hugging a baby? turns out.hugs are importa

millinery you in like new powers the care kron4's maureen kelly talked to one of the victim's about what believe is the motive behind the attack. another attack on a college campus.this time at ohio state university. investigators have identified the suspect in the attack.that happened early this morning. they say he was an 18-year-old man of somali descent. driving a car registered to a family member. nine people were injured and taken to the hospital.one of them is in critical condition. suspect named. somali descent. also a student at the ohio state university. students were blocking doors etc. chaotic scene. police shot and killed the suspect. ohio state university attack nine people injured in an attack monday morning on the campus of ohio state university. --lead in-- investigators have identified the suspect in the attack at ohio state university monday morning. they say he was an 18-year-old man of somali descent. driving a car registered to a family member. nine people were injured and taken to the hospital. one of them is in critical condition. kim hutcherson has the latest: --

>>maureen kelly: however it was overlooked in 14 months old red and 19 months old pink that has on handchoose the pitcher and the location >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: we have a few spots in the east bay that did this same vein the sun is up and started to warmer with temperatures will still try and temperatures and the for is for some of the far east bay communities here was what we expect going into the weekend there is rain on the way her right now we're not looking for much >>james: we're still looking adeline a showers will be a coin toss and if >>reporter: it is one to be concentrated in the morning hours we're stopping in at 3:00 a.m. >>reporter: tim rogers on dropped as much tomorrow morning as they did today and because of the cloud cover >>robin winston: traffic is squeezing through but it is still a very slow rise through the toll on the doorbell and that is now beyond high one look at the travel heading out of san francisco checkout the stock long drive times in 79 minutes because of an overturned. order madera 11