you can help by dropping off new toys and coats at the oakland union hall at 100 oak street through decemberas also a registry at macy's for kids coats which will have them delivered directly to the union office. >>> the 49ers face a big challenge this - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> there won't be any love lost between the 49ers and the eagles when the two teams run it back this sunday in a rematch of last year's nfc championship. this one is extra personal for brock purdy. the quarterback suffered his first loss as a starter after being knocked out of the conference championships with an elbow injury. the eagles went on to win big and they advanced to the super bowl. purdy has thrown for seven

unions plan to meet in oakland later today. workers involved in today's demonstration are from unions ranging from health care and education to longshore and transit. it starts at 1:00 p.m. at oakland city hall. >>> and oakland is one step closer to hiring a new police chief. the police commission says it is sending its list of three candidates to mayor chantel. they did not share who is on the list. under the city charter the police commission is responsible for compiling the list and the mayor then makes the final hiring decision. the mayor announce add few months ago she would declare a state of emergency, if a new chief was not selected by the end of this year. >>> 7:10 now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, time running out to get your holiday packages delivered by christmas day. we help unpack some important we help unpack some important upcoming deadlines. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits

union members rallied in oakland today for a cease-fire in gaza. the large rally included members of 14 labor unions across the bay area. the crowd gathered at oakland city hallermanent cease-fire in gaza and end to military aid to israel and an end to israel's occupation there. organizations say it marks a growing trend to cross collaborations in the bay area and beyond. >>> and we heard for years ai won't be replacing jobs any time soon, but a new report shows the opposite. 750 business leaders who use artificial intelligence, 30% say it replaced workers in 2023. more concerning, 44% said there would be layoffs as a result of ai efficiency. meanwhile in a new report from a software company, osa says 29% of its work staff are replaceable by ai. experts say there's no need to panic just yet. they say there's an opportunity for people to move up the value chain and many businesses do not use ai. >>> hundreds of tesla owners got together for a good cause this weekend. take a look. this is not your ordinary toy drive. that's because it was put together before bay area tesla owners. it's become a national event. they throw a parties, meet other owners, donate toy

unions across the bay area. the crowd gathered at oakland city hall calling for a permanent cease-fire in gaza and an end of aid to israel and the occupation. it marks a growing trind to collaborate unions in the bay area and beyond. >>> supporters of district attorney pamela rice held a rally for her. they gathered. it was organized by protect the win, which is committed to keeping price in her position. price was elected after running on police and justice system reform, but now she's facing a recall by voters angered by what they believe is her soft on crime stance. she directly criticized the criticisms against her at today's rally. >> you all elected me because this system is broken. it is not serving up. we have the highest rates of gun violence in the country and the highest rates of incarceration, so you tell me how those two things go together to bring success and safety to our communities. they do not. we have to find another way to reduce gun violence, to improve the opportunity for young people and direct them in the right way. >> the recall campaign says it's well on its way to collecting the number

union members rallied in oakland yesterday for a cease-fire in gaza. the large rally included members of 14 labor unions from across the bay area. they gathered at oakland city hallse-fire and an end to u.s. military aid to israel. and an end to israel's occupation. organizers say the rally marks a growing trend to collaborate across unions in the bay area and beyond. >>> happening today, people are rallying outside of nancy pelosi's home in san francisco, calling once again for a cease-fire in gaza. the group, code pink, is organizing the event. it's calling on pelosi to call for an immediate and permanent cease-fire to stop funding in israel and to halt the violence against palestinians. the rally will start at 9:00 a.m. >>> supporters of embattled district attorney pamela price held a rally for her in alameda county. they gathered yesterday at corner stone baptist church in oakland. the group protects the win, and they're committing to keeping price in her d.a. position. voters who are upset because they believe she is soft on crime. price directly addressed those criticisms. >> my job as district attorney is to address the access to guns and the level of viol

the address right there, union hall, oak street in oakland.re looking for brand new coats and unwrapped toys and the online registry, of course, is available again. oakland ca dot gov. ok? that's it for us here at kron. 4 news at 2. but we do have another hour of news ahead. >> in the east bay, more shoppers are heading to the stores for the holiday season where you can expect to see more police officers patrolling. plus, today is world aids day. the bay area coming together to remember the lives lost and ravaged by this disease. i'm stephanie lin kron. 4 news at 3 is next. (female) i grew up in a home that didn't have running water. my shoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr. stanley's, talking about, you know, how you never really live your life until you actually give it away. he kinda gave me that push to get out there and really do something. ♪♪♪ >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephan

members from 14 bay area unions will meet at oakland city hall today.rts at 1:00 p.m. >>> let's check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast on this saturday morning. hey, cinthia. >> good morning, kira. good morning, everyone. the going to be a spectacular saturday around the bay area. we've got a little split weekend going on. i'll get to that in a second. let's check what's going on outside. notice most of that cloud cover, dense fog, hanging out for the central valley. if you have plans to drive down 5 or 99 later on this morning be careful with that. otherwise starting off in the 30s and 40s. looks like one of the chillier spots up there in santa rosa. 34 degrees. 49 in san francisco. 43 to start the day here in san jose. we do have a spare-the-air alert day for today and tomorrow as high pressure traps all of this unhealthy air near the surface. sensitive to that, really in that category for the rest of the weekend. so just something to take note of and it's going to be very tempting to go outside if you do have respirato

. >> the seiu says that new toy and coat donations can be dropped off at the union hall on oak street in oakland until december 15th. all the toys and coats will be distributed the very next week. >> well, it certainly felt like december weather this morning, cool and clear, but that may be changing, rosemary has the forecast this weekend. >> yes, we have just a very slight chance that a few scattered showers, ladies, as we get into the evening hours. and tomorrow morning. and i'll show you that here in just a moment. a beautiful view there over the golden gate area, the park and off towards ocean beach. we've got blue sky in that shot there. a mix of sun and clouds out and about at this time. as we get into the second part of the afternoon, we may notice an increase in clouds and even a slight chance of scattered showers tonight into tomorrow. giving you a look here at storm tracker two, we do have a little bit you can see over northern california all the way down into areas like eureka. we are just covered in some of that cloud cover there. getting a look at the system that is providing a litt

. >> the seiu says new toy and coat donations can be dropped off at its union hall on oak street in oakland until december 15th. all of the toys and coats will be distributed the following week, and there are still a few days for you to help a family in need. >> we are looking for new or gently worn coats to help keep bay area families warm and dry. part of our annual one warm coat drive. you have until sunday to donate. go to ktvu.com slash one warm coat to find a participating drop off location near you. we also have a qr code near the bottom of the screen that will give you more information about our holiday drive. i want to say thanks to our sponsors as big o tires and the ups store. and most of all, we thank you as we aim to make this year's drive another success. and this saturday, tomorrow, don't miss oakland's jack london square tree lighting. there will be live music and special guests this free event starts at 545 near plank right there in jack, london square and ktvu's own andre senior will be there to light the tree. santos is out another historic moment on capitol hill as lawma

. >> seiu says new toy and coat donations can be dropped off at its union hall on oak street in oakland until december 15th. all the toys and coats will be distributed the following week. >> tonight is first friday in oakland and the last one until the spring. the block party attracts thousands of people to uptown oakland. on the first friday of every month. event organizers announced last month that the event will not take place in the first quarter of next year. organizers cite financial constraints as the main reason behind the hiatus. >> california's economy may not be in good shape. the new numbers from independent state auditors who say the state could be in for some tough economic times. >> also ahead, tributes are coming in for former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. a closer look at her formative days here in the bay area. and newbury. >> weather clouds are rolling in right now and the possibility of a few showers as we head into the weekend. we'll have the update coming up. >> and here's a check of our evening commute. this is a look at the eastshore freeway as seen

members are loved and seiu says new toy and coat donations can be dropped off at its union hall on oak street in oaklandntil december 15th. >> all of the toys and coats will be distributed the following week. >> this weekend, caltrain's holiday train with more than 75,000 lights, will hit the tracks for the transit agency's holiday toy drive. we got a preview of the train this morning, complete with a little snow, too. i think, at the caltrain station at fourth and king streets in san francisco. so caltrain is partnering up with the us marine corps toy for tots program and the salvation army on the toy drive. people can donate new toys and books for local children and families in need for the weekend. >> please, please, please bring in new unwrapped toy and leave it at the platform. there are collection barrels to pick up toys all at all our stops for that holiday train will roll in to nine caltrain stations between san francisco and santa clara on saturday and sunday. >> you can see its schedule on the caltrain website. >> all right. we are getting in the holiday spirit. clearly and in our ktvu idea of

donations can be dropped off at the seiu union hall at 100 oak street in oakland. >> tonight, downtownisco, landmarks will be transformed into a spectacular holiday light show. organizers are using some really high tech projectors and lasers to transform the ferry building. salesforce tower and others into magical works of art. here. these pictures are so captivating. let's go. sf now in its third year runs through december the 10th, so you got to check it out quickly. wow. don't have much time. >> right? right. okay no snowflakes for real, but maybe some raindrops in our future. >> hopefully none for the big event happening tonight. downtown sandia. >> well, the pressure is on tonight. it's just going to be isolated. showers. julian and kristin, we are seeing some right now, but scattered showers will move in overnight and going into tomorrow. so more areas will see wet weather tomorrow. let me show you a live picture from our exploratory zoom camera. hopefully you have fun if you're going to the event. good afternoon, everyone. taking a look from our exploratorium camera, you see som

union hall. that's at 100 oak street in oakland. >> spider-man put his web shooters to good use today, grabbing al. stanford that's where they joined mister incredible and flash to wash windows and entertain the kids inside. this is the 10th straight year the superfriends have grabbed their squeegees and scaled the walls to lift the spirits of the kids, their parents, as well as hospital employees. the heroes say their efforts lift their spirits as well. >> i'll bet even superheroes do windows all the board for a bay area holiday tradition and a mission to collect toys. caltrain is rolling out its holiday train tomorrow with snow music and santa, of course, the train is decorated with more than 75,000 lights. tomorrow, the train will stop in san francisco. redwood city, mountain view, sunnyvale, and santa clara. the fun continues with more stops on sunday. >> guess i've made my plans for the weekend. all right. all right. that is it for this edition of abc seven news for sandhya patel. >> all of us here, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at 11 from son