and this house voted yesterday in favor of a bill, put forth by the honorable, member for richmond park. so will the prime minister find government time, make it available so we consider this bill and restore the public's trust in our politics? >> could i thank him for referencing emily because i think it is important that we all remember her and the awful torture that her mother is going through and that's the case for all of the other hostages, it's hard to imagine what it would be like for anybody with friends and family still being held hostage after all this time. we won't be making time for it. we didn't do too badly. >> move onto another pressing subject, mr. speaker, more than 3 million people have been stuck on nhs list for more than 18 weeks. that's probably the worst most supporting legacy of the last government and does need to be fixed. only get waiting list down and keep them down if it's easier for everyone to see a gp when they need it. when he publishes tomorrow, we will include a guaranty with a timetable so people will be able to see a gp within at least 7 days or 24

and this house voted yesterday in favor of a bill, put forth by the honorable, member for richmond park. so will the prime minister find government time, make it available so we consider this bill and restore the public's trust in our politics? >> could i thank him for referencing emily because i think it is important that we all remember her and the awful torture that her mother is going through and that's the case for all of the other hostages, it's hard to imagine what it would be like for anybody with friends and family still being held hostage after all this time. we won't be making time for it. we didn't do too badly. >> move onto another pressing subject, mr. speaker, more than 3 million people have been stuck on nhs list for more than 18 weeks. that's probably the worst most supporting legacy of the last government and does need to be fixed. only get waiting list down and keep them down if it's easier for everyone to see a gp when they need it. when he publishes tomorrow, we will include a guaranty with a timetable so people will be able to see a gp within at least 7 days or 24

this is an area surrounding a golden gate park, the outer richmond, the parks department did close some golf courses, athletic fields, some public parks because of the stormy weather cars, as you know, have been damaged. some of them even totaled mostly because of fallen trees. photos show water from the san francisco bay spilled onto the embarcadero today. the storm driven winds and high tides creating a real mess on like scotts valley. the weather service says there was no indication of a tornado hitting in the city despite that earlier warning today. and to the north bay. now where crews spent the morning closing down flooded roads and clearing downed trees. kron four's lindsey ford walks us through storm damage in sonoma county. >> storms hit hard in sonoma county flooding around the town of bluefield and east of the town. the county placed warning signs on valley ford road and drove or rode due to flooding urging drivers not to drive through some drivers braved the flooded roads and drove through regardless of the signs. mill valley having their own severe weather issues, downed tr

these are downed trees in the area around golden gate park and the outer richmond, the parks department, golf courses, athletic fields and several public parks because of the stormy weather, heavy rain and wind also damaging a number of cars out there. photos show water for the san francisco bay spilling on to the embarcadero saturday. you can see that right there. the storm's driven winds and high tides creating quite a mess for folks. the national weather service says there was no indication of a tornado actually hitting the city despite a warning early saturday morning. right now, more than 9,000 pge customers are without power in marin county. the utility just released its latest numbers showing us just how many people were left in the dark by latest round of storms. wright county experience the most outages in the bay area. there are also several 1000 people without power in contra costa, alameda, mateo and santa clara counties. incredible continues to bring you the latest on the fallout from the store and what to expect next. stay with us on air and online at kron 4 dot com. the f

there's a lot of what you're looking at down trees in the area surrounding golden gate park, the outer richmond, the parks department has closed and golf courses, athletic fields. they closed several parks today because of the stormy weather cars. a lot of cars have been damaged even totaled all over the city because of falling trees. and photos show water from the san francisco bay spilled onto the embarcadero. today. the storm driven winds and high tides creating a mess likes a scotts valley. the weather service says no indication of a tornado hitting anywhere in the city despite a warning today. now to the north bay where crews spent the morning closing down flooded roads and clearing downed trees again. kron four's lindsey ford walks us through the storm. damage in sonoma county. >> storms hit hard in sonoma county flooding around the town of bluefield and east of the town. the county placed warning signs on valley ford road and robel our road due to flooding urging drivers not to drive through some drivers braved the flooded roads and drove through regardless of the signs. mill valley havi

winds peaked at 80 miles an hour across the richmond district and golden gate park causing some major damage across the city. >> fortsnately, things have settled down as the weekend progressed, but here monday we had a nice little rainstorm to kick off the workweek as take a live look there can't even see the top of the transamerica pyramid. yeah. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. so, lawrence, we've had some real drama. yeah, really have. in fact, i was working back in 2005, we had a tornado touched down south south san francisco, but >> back then not as many people that phone. so you didn't have video used heard reports that a tornado touched down and we saw the damage caused by that. but everybody had their phones go on with a scotts valley tornado. that was something else to watch. that's for sure. i'm nobody was apparently seriously hurt. but out there tonight, we do have some sprinkles continuing outside, mostly just some drizzle around the bay area right now. and it's pretty damp. we've got a lot of moisture left behind behind that cold front and a some nice stor

shortly after, beringer and another meteorologist drove north to the city to survey the richmond and golden gate parkh the park and all of the fallen trees, and while there was damage, they did not see signs of a tornado. just as they were wrapping up, that's when they got the call to race down to scotts valley. and that's where they concluded a tornado did touch down. after surveying the damage, the team determined it was an ef1 strength due to the cars that flipped over. today, the question many are asking why was a tornado warning issued for san francisco and not for santa cruz county? with with the lack of ground verification and just taken into account what had happened earlier in the day, and having the knowledge from us surveying that the tornado actually didn't touch down in san francisco, i think that kind of prompted, you know, a little hesitancy after a long day of chasing storms in two places, learn more about these damaging weather events in san francisco. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. the sonoma-marin area rail transit has extended its temporary closure until tomorrow. smart suspend

the van had been parked in the richmond district for years, and then it disappeared just before thanksgiving got home one day from work and it just wasn't where it was parked. it was a really beautiful van and everything was very custom and it was kind of like a little hotel on wheels. >> sfpd says this is an active and ongoing investigation. missy and her family are asking everyone to keep an eye out for the van, and hope it returns in one piece. >> unusually high levels of radiation have been found at an east bay park. the albany bulb is popular with hikers and dog walkers. it is built on what was once a landfill and a former chemical plant. in the 1960s and 70s. according to the chronicle, the discovery was made recently after a hazardous waste specialist was hired by the city of albany. a spokesperson from albany said there is not enough information to say if there is a public health concern or not. more testing will need to be done before officials decide what to do next. >> waymo's continued expansion throughout california is turning out to be pretty successful. the chronicle reports p

you saw the trees down in golden gate park and then the presidio, the richmond district mission bernal heights among those locations are free. nbc bay area app is a great resource to have. our newly designed weather section is actually, they say, more accurate than your smartphone. scan the qr code and you can download it for free. still in san francisco, jurors resumed deliberations today in the murder trial of nima momeni. he is accused in the deadly stabbing of cashapp founder bob lee in san francisco. this will be the seventh day of deliberations. jurors are weighing first-degree murder charges, but if they cannot reach a consensus on that charge, they can still consider lesser charges. the jury last met on thursday. they are scheduled to reconvene at 130 this afternoon. once there is a verdict. nbc bay area will break into programing and send an alert from our nbc bay area news app. our full coverage will include expert analysis on that jury's decision. well, new shocking video to show you at 11. it shows a barista protecting his cafe against a would be robber. nbc bay area's bob

strong winds peaked 80 miles per hour across the richmond district and golden gate park in here. some of the damage that those high winds caused. also in san francisco today, a tree fell next to wallenberg high school. this is gary street, a masonic avenue. the school district says no one was hurt and they have a team now looking to see if the tree down caused any damage to the building. the storm did knock out power for thousands of pg e customers. currently there are more than 3300 customers without power in san francisco. about 600 customers without power in the east bay. more than 100 without power. and then the north bay, more than 1500 customers are in the dark. there are also more than 1000 customers without power on the peninsula and marin county seeing the most outages in the bay area. storms caused extensive damage there over the weekend, taking down power lines and leaving tens of thousands of people in the dark and cold kron four's terisa stasio shows us where crews are scattered about today trying to fix what they can as fast as they can. >> on the job he lose. a lot

residents over the weekend after strong winds peaked 80 miles per hour across the richmond district and golden gate parksome of the damage that that wind cost. also in san francisco today, a tree fell next to wallenberg high school. this geary street in the sonic. the school district says no one was hurt. they say a team is looking to see if it had caused any damage to the building. happening right now, delays mounting up across bay area airports, sfo has had 281 delays and 2 cancellations. the faa says weather and wind conditions are currently causing a 40 minute delay for incoming flights. 24 delays at san jose mineta international and 24 delays. also at oakland's airport. a and are now in the bay trail. and marina dog park are closed as city workers clean up from all the storm debris, temporary fencing enclosure signed to a post at the marina and the heron bay pedestrian bridges. so can try to restrict access there. those closures are expected to remain in place until christmas eve. for the latest on today's storms. stay with us here on air and online on kron 4 dot com. happening right now. deliberat

winds sent trees tumbling or tree limbs rather, and caused damage, particularly in golden gate park and the richmonddistrict. that threat of downed trees still a threat. this video from the citizen app shows downed trees blocking part of mission street in the mission district. the rain has been coming down in the east bay as well. this is a look from livermore this morning where there was plenty of standing water on some roads and even causing at least two drivers to become stranded after they attempted to drive through those waters. pg and e crews have been working around the clock to restore power. the utility says the north bay has the most outages, with nearly 20,000 customers still in the dark. this hour, we do have live team coverage tonight. ktvu zac sos is live in scotts valley with a look at some of the cleanup work already underway there, but we'll start with meteorologist mark tamayo and mark. pretty unusual to see a tornado here. >> yeah. very unusual. christina. in fact, there's so much to cover with this storm, with the heavy rainfall, the strong, gusty winds. but of course, the severe

golden gate park, the panhandle, the richmond today in the bay alyssa goard continues our coverage from san francisco, where cleanup continues into its second day. reporter a rude awakening for san franciscans. early saturday morning. the wind i was howling. i think the windows were howling and that kind of woke us up. and then we checked our phones. just before 6 a.m, people across san francisco and part of san mateo county got an alert from the national weather service. a tornado warning. the alert was canceled shortly after. san francisco's department of emergency management notes there have been a few other tornadoes in theegion over the decades. it is, however, the first time that the national weather service has issued an actual tornado warning for san francisco. i wasn't sure if it's like a real thing. considering so many alerts recently, last week, san franciscans, along with the rest of the bay area, were rattled by a tsunami warning that was canceled, too. officials say it's a good reminder to turn on local alerts and to make a plan for what you do in an emergency. though san

in outer richmond, trees and power lines, landing on parked cars in fulton avenue. same problems in other districts, like the scaffolding. leaning on power lines. he is glad it wasn't worse. >> everyone came out healthy. >> reporter: city officials say no reported injuries. that is the good news. but take a look at this large tree limb from this eucalyptus tree. i mean, you can see how big this thing is. very heavy. causing damage to two cars here on arlington street. public works officials saying they are once again asking for patients. it may take a few days to get all of these trees and clear them all out, but this one, once again has been here around 6:00 this morning. 12 hours later, still here. live in san francisco. i will send it back to you guys. >> thanks, da. >>> authorities are searching for a 17-year-old they believe was kidnapped. they are looking for yasmin carrera-bravo, last seen at lexington drive and payne avenue. they believe that noah pimentel talk her. he drives a 2006 honda accord. and if you have any information, call 911. >>> well, nancy pel

cleaning up after saturday's storm, with reports of trees down in places like golden gate park, the presidio, the richmond district, the mission and bernal heights, among other locations. reporting live here in sf bob redell. today in the bay. thanks a lot, bob. well, still at work. pg&e crews working to try to restore power to some neighborhoods, which went dark during saturday's storm. as of last night, the utility was reporting about 3500 outages. that is down from about 17,000 outages just 24 hours ago. now here's a live look at pg&e. s outage map. you can see most of the outages are concentrated on the west side of the bay. the lack of any orange dots also suggests that none of the outages is a large scale at this time. a yellow dot indicates anywhere from 50 to 500 customers impacted. jurors resumed deliberations today in the murder trial of nima momeni. he is accused in the deadly stabbing of cash app founder bob lee in san francisco. seventh day of deliberations. jurors weighing first degree murder charges. but if they cannot reach a consensus on that charge, they can still consider lesser charges

cleaning up after saturday's storm with reports of trees down in places like golden gate park, the presidio, the richmond district, the mission, and bernal heights, among other locations. reporting live here in sf. bob redell today in the bay. thanks a lot, bob. well, our free nbc bay area app is a great resource to have during the stormy weather. our newly designed, redesigned, i should say weather section is more accurate than your smartphone. all you got to do is scan that qr code on your screen to download it for free to get those alerts. 607 jurors resume resume deliberations today in the murder trial of nima momeni. he is accused in the deadly stabbing of cash app founder bob lee in san francisco. seventh day of deliberations jurors weighing first-degree murder chars. but if they cannot reach a consensus on that charge, they can still consider lesser charges. the jurors jury last met on thursday. they are scheduled to reconvene at 130 this afternoon. once there's a verdict, we will break into programing. send an alert on our nbc bay area news app. the ginger was talking about full coverage will inc

in the other richmond, trees and power lines landing on parked cars on fulton avenue. same problems in other districts like the scaffolding leaning on power lines. henry says he is glad it was not worse. >> everyone came out healthy. >> reporter: city officials in the reported injuries, that is the good news. they say may take him a few days to clear all of the downed trees. >> list of the storm is through, but power outages remain a concern. here is a live look at pg&e's outage map . as of this morning 60,000 customers are without power right now. across utility service area in both northern and central california. the bulk of those affected in the bay area of people in the north bay. that includes around 10,000 homes in marin county. right now at this hour power is out in parts of larkspur, novato and mill valley. >>> 1611, on the city morning. blizzard sweeps the causes you are creating dangerous road conditions prompting drivers last night to pull over wherever they can. >>> likely, no additional rain or likely snow is on the way today. as a drying trend is going t

a small outage west of rohnert park, another in the richmond area, and several in castro valley. this morning. and down south and morgan hill, we're seeing another one as well. so p-g-and-e's has additional crews to help restore power across the area. here's a live look from sfo right now. if you are traveling south on 101, i do want to give you this alert just in from the national weather service. there is some flooding in the area near the cesar chavez exit, so keep that in mind. some vehicles are swerving to avoid the lanes so if you can stay home, i would right now it's not a good time to be on the roads. the storms are really disrupting holiday travel across the country. at sfo this morning, there is still an advisory in effect that is implementing a ground delay due to the wind and fog in and around this area. it's anywhere between an hour to three hours. so far, six flights have been canceled and more than 170 other flights have been delayed. nearby at oak and san jose bonita, we are also seeing nearly 80 delayed flights combined nationwide, though it continues. according

. >> hi, i'm steven chang a visitor of the park and a resident of san francisco i grew up in richmondre very often. couple so i'm well aware the floor is not wood it is vinyl thing it is slippery. when the guys at the gym have mention today. than i say you know what may be this could be improved. we. this all the time and -- may be we can make that improve so like the other parks that's tall is. i grew up tht neighborhood, very happy could be brought to you ave [inaudible] i appreciate t. if you can make this help for us. you know we the other visitors of gym such as senior people. i'm sure they would appreciate it. >> absolutely. thank you. anyone else would like to speak. >> good morning. commissioners i'm sam and on sunday through february through i play baseball at golden gate park past year and a half aming waking up every day playing baseball. the bedrooms have been broken. this part but it gets nasty. and i'm not only speak for example myself but on the teams zee about 7 teams like a cute league temperature baseball we dress up in vintage clothes and play with old equipment. ki

park. this is near the bison paddock. trees also came down. other spots like the presidio, the richmond district, the mission district, bernal heights as well. take a live look in the city right now. the golden gate bridge. cloudy, gray. and i believe our lens is wet. let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri to try to bring some order to all of this. oh, man. it just frightening out there this past weekend. i mean, we are so luc that nobody died when that tornado ripped through scotts valley. or the strong straight line winds we had in san francisco. a look right now at the current radar scan, and i can tell you there's no tornadic activity expected tonight. the rainfall is moving off towards the south, but i want to take it back into this weekend. on saturday when we had this damaging weather and show you the radars and how those two different radar views differ from each other, and what it looked like when the tornado was touching down, and also in san francisco. so let's take a look at san francisco first. that happened first on saturday morning, 615 in the morning. what

no major delays just as metering lights causing a parking lot there at the toll plaza. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge. 8 minutes to get over that. and lastly, we've got that golden gate bridge coming in at a 20 minute commute to get to the tolls from nevado. send it over to you to. all right. michael, thank you so much for that. >> 601, is the time. and our developing story this morning. closing arguments have wrapped up in the many murder trial of cash app. founder bob lee case is now expected to go the jury later on this morning. hours will tran is live in san francisco with the latest on that. well. >> court opens up at around 9 o'clock this morning. the jurors will get final jury instructions. then they will get the case and then officially we will. we will be on verdict watch hanging in the balance is a man's freedom or spending the rest of his life potentially in prison many accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in april. 4th of 2023. if the jurors find him guilty, he spends up to 26 years to the rest of his life in prison. no one is disputing that momeni stabbed by a

from a quiet virginia, about 30 miles down i-95 as you're heading toward richmond, you can still visit there. it's a county park today. go back in the woods and you can still see the outcropping of stone with the stone cutters markings on them. they would break off a piece of the rock, drag it down to the river. and then with the help of enslaved workers, they would pull it against the shore all the way upstream, all floated here in what was called the federal city at the time. it would be they would drag it over to lafayette park, we call it that today. but it's the building ground of the white house. and this stone was like a gray sandstone andu we to see it unpainted, it would be gray. but the scottish stonemasons who came with an export, said carving this soft stone, you knew that you had to seal it so that the water creeping in would not expand and crack the stone further. so they whitewashed it. and then after the war of 1812, when it was burned by the british and it was rebuilt, it was after that time that it was actually started to be they started to paint it white. so it was referred to the script of l

park. while most of voters in that city approved the idea. voters in the sunset and richmondof touch with his constituency. >> he had residents in d4 whose interests were for some reason not his interests, and he ignored them. i think he failed at being a supervisor. >> i brought more police protection to the sunset, created the night markets with community partners, put algebra on the ballot to bring algebra back to middle school. so these are the things that families in the sunset care most about. i understand people have concerns about prop k and traffic, and i'm committed to addressing those concerns. >> supporters of the recall now have four months to collect almost 10,000 signatures from district voters to qualify for a recall, if they get enough signatures, an election would be scheduled for 3 to 4 months later. >> california is among the states with the highest percentage of renters, and many say the high cost of buying a home here has put their dream of home ownership on hold. according to redfin, the number of renter households grew three times faster than home owne

you can see looks like a parking lot this morning, but you will eventually get through it. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's a 20 minute commute right now to get over that those metering lights also on. lastly, we have a look at the golden gate bridge. it's about an hour in to get in right now. there is an accident that is right before that golden gate bridge. i will bring you those details coming up in about 15 minutes. but for now, i'll send it over to you at the desk. all right, michael, thanks for the update. there. >> let's go to san jose. the alum rock union school district voted to shut down 6 of their schools and consolidate 3 others hair and say this all puts them at a disadvantage and unfairly targets them from just a moment. has that story? >> the offenders a monday night over the planned closure of several schools, alum, rock unified school district finalizing their plan to close 6 of its campuses listed here. another 3 schools will be consolidated within the next 2 school years and several schools will be consolidated. some mergers happening just 2 school years from no

park. while most of the voters in the city of san francisco approved of the idea, voters in the sunset and the richmondtuents and residents in d4, whose interests were for some reason not his interests, and he ignored them. >> i think he failed at being a supervisor. >> i brought more police protection to the sunset, created the night markets with community partners, put algebra on the ballot to bring algebra back to middle school. so these are the things that families in the sunset care most about. i understand people have concerns about prop k and traffic, and i'm committed to addressing those concerns. >> now, supporters of the recall have for months now to collect almost 10,000 signatures from district voters to qualify for a recall vote if they get enough signatures, an election will be scheduled for 3 to 4 four months later, in a 4 to 1 vote, the emeryville city council, just approved a resolution censuring council member kalima. triforce. triforce is accused of violating various city ethics codes. >> you're not thinking about the city. you're thinking about yourselves. so i dare you. i dare you

park. while the majority of voters in the city approved the idea, the majority of voters in the sunset and richmond districts opposed it. those calling for the recall of supervisor engardio say that shows the supervisor is out of touch with his constituency. >> he had residents in d4 whose interests were for some reason not his interests, and he ignored them. i think he failed at being a supervisor. >> supervisor engardio said he respects voters who didn't vote for proposition k. he said he'll work to make sure that the plan works for the sunset district, and he hopes that voters will judge him based on the totality of his service to his community. >> i brought more police protection to the sunset, created the night markets with community partners, put algebra on the ballot to bring algebra back to middle school. so these are the things that families in the sunset care most about. i understand people have concerns about prop k and traffic, and i'm committed to addressing those concerns. >> michael regan is a u.s. army veteran who said he uses the great highway to get to and from the va hospital. he

park. while most of the voters in the city approved of the idea, voters in the sunset and richmond districtall supporters say that shows engardio is out of touch with his constituency and residents in d4, whose interests were for some reason not his interests, and he ignored them. >> i think he failed at being a supervisor. >> i brought more police protection to the sunset, created the night markets with community partners, put algebra on the ballot to bring algebra back to middle school. so these are the things that families in the sunset care most about. i understand people have concerns about prop k and traffic, and i'm committed to addressing those concerns. >> supporters of the recall now have four months to collect almost 10,000 signatures from district voters to qualify for a recall vote, and if they get enough signatures, an election would be scheduled for 3 to 4 months later. >> major league baseball is considering adopting a new rule that could shake up the game. it's called the golden at bat. it would allow each team, one at bat per game, to send their best hitter to the plate, r

park. while the majority of voters in the city approved the idea. the majority of voters in the sunset and richmond districts opposed it. those calling for the recall of supervisor engardio say that shows the supervisor is out of touch with his constituency. >> he had residents in d4 whose interests were for some reason not his interests, and he ignored them. i think he failed at being a supervisor. >> supervisor engardio said he respects voters who didn't vote for proposition k. he said he'll work to make sure that the plan works for the sunset district, and he hopes that voters will judge him based on the totality of his service to his community. >> i brought more police protection to the sunset, created the night markets with community partners, put algebra on the ballot to bring algebra back to middle school. so these are the things that families in the sunset care most about. i understand people have concerns about prop k and traffic, and i'm committed to addressing those concerns. >> michael regan is a u.s. army veteran who said he uses the great highway to get to and from the va hospital. he

park. and while the majority of voters in the city approved of the idea, the majority of voters in the sunset and richmondalling for the recall of engardio say that shows the supervisor is out of touch with his constituency and residents in d4, whose interests were for some reason not his interests, and he ignored them. >> i think he failed at being a supervisor. >> i brought more police protection to the sunset, created the night markets with community partners, put algebra on the ballot to bring algebra back to middle school. so these are the things that families in the sunset care most about. i understand people have concerns about prop k and traffic, and i'm committed to addressing those concerns. >> backers of the recall now have four months to gather more than 909,900 signatures from district voters to qualify for a recall vote. a recall election could then take place 3 or 4 months after that. >> new. at ten. one of san francisco's new supervisors is a political newcomer, but he's no stranger to the neighborhoods. >> he'll be representing in district three, which includes north beach and chinatown.

parking anywhere in the area after 9 p.m. over here, we're looking at the recovery, complete recovery for that bridge out of richmond. we have slowing for highway 37, and behind me, highway four shows a good slow drive coming in, gradually building into concord out of pittsburgh and bay point. no issues for walnut creek, the interchange, or for the caldecott tunnel, the bill that the bay bridge toll plaza right on schedule for this tuesday. we're seeing now lines backing up approaching the toll plaza with the metering lights active. back to you. thank you. mike. well, honoring a warriors legend and his bay area impact coming up here on today in the bay. the new honor coming for steph and ayesha curry from one bay area city and more of president elect trump's choices for his cabinet move through the senate, asking for a yes vote. and we're moving the bay area forward with organizations. you can help this giving tuesday. your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to join mission give on tuesday, december 3rd. giving tuesday. your military aid societies need your help, so join the navy, marine corps relief society

richmond district in san francisco. the golden gate bridge, and there's not a lot of fog. steve has been saying there's a high pressure system parked around here, and it's hard for that to move. so as a consequence, we're having warmer than usual temperatures. i'll let the man or i'll let i think it's rosemary. explain. when we do the weather, we'll have a weather report. it will be someone. it will be a meteorologist. how about that? exactly. we hope so. i think it is. >> i think it's rosemary. >> rosemary, i think i know i've been doing this for a minute. all right, let's talk about cash. as holiday shopping is in full swing, many people will probably end up spending more than they'd like to. but new research finds that if you want to keep your spending in check, cash might be your best bet. experts reveal that using cash helps people stay within their budget, reducing the temptation to overspend. experts say the physical act of handing over real money makes us more aware of how much we are spending. welcome to the nine, mr. andre senior alli, rasmus and here we are. do you still use cash at all? any of you? >> yeah, yeah, yeah i

bay bridge still a parking lot, even as we near 10 o'clock this morning, a 20 minute commute into san francisco. those metering lights still on. of course, taking a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge stop and go traffic there as well. 15 minutes we've seen a lot more traffic this weekend on just because it's a holiday season. but really we're not seeing any delays other than just people on the road. take a look right now at golden gate bridge. it's about a 31 minute commute. there. so we'll continue to check in throughout the morning. send it back to you. >> michael, thank you. 9.48 is the time and happening today, the san francisco police department and others will gather to remain rename a portion of grove street in honor of a teen who died there due to gun violence back in 2006 seventeen-year-old operate across junior lost his life at that intersection of grove street and baker as he was trying to warn others of gunfire that was happening. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the renaming that renaming ceremony will happen at the intersection of grove and baker. exactly where he died. the ceremony we're told, will. highlight the ongoing efforts to p

park. so keep that in mind. we're going to see some residual delays this morning. then we have another accident over on westbound 80. this is near solano avenue in richmond.e delays because some of those lanes are closed. so just keep that in mind. a live look right now at the bay bridge. you can see it's a 22 minute commute this morning. i'll send it back to 2 at the desk and cool. >> today's the last day of that thanksgiving travel window. more than 3 million people around the country are going fly home after thanksgiving. lot of folks all at once effect sunday was one of the busiest travel days of the year and crawford's jack molmud went out to sfo to see what it was like. >> it's estimated this holiday travel season supposed to be the biggest ever since the pandemic holiday travelers we spoke with here at sfo. tell us, but they came prepared. >> a great thanksgiving >> long goodbyes and long lines. people literally running to catch their flight. sfo on sunday was busy. i got 2 words, tsa precheck. that's more than 2 words. but tsa precheck a clear aaron carroll and jay wright, our own goal and nephew there visiting family back in pleasanton but are no

park, petaluma. and it's very light as we make our way into napa county as well, coming a little bit down into parts of the richmond bridge, we see just some light scattered rain and through parts of pinole as well, down into southern marin and down into parts of 880. not only do we have those spotty rain right there, but you see the eye of the gray on your screen highlighting some of those thicker clouds as you maybe have to head out the door. just be careful with those changes in visibility and other cars kicking up water in front of you. as we talk about the coast this weekend, remember that we still have that high surf advisory until tomorrow morning. we already see some of those buoys registering those wave heights upwards of 13, 16, 18ft. and that will continue on into tomorrow. so just avoid that area if you can, so that we don't see any trouble and keep everybody safe. now there is some more rain on the way, but that will happen as we go on into tomorrow. stronger storm. i'll give you the details on that. coming up at 7 a.m. kira. all right, cynthia, thanks. coming up also at seven this morning on today in

drive times for this morning point richmond, san rafael ten minutes hayward to foster city 15 minutes on the dumbarton bridge. if you're going for the toll plaza to menlo parklot lighter this morning on this friday. reggie. thank you. >> gloria. as most of you, conversations can start with simple questions that relate to aging and daily life. how's it going at home? can we make it more comfortable for you? do you need help organizing important documents? from there, you can talk about future planning together. have you thought about what's important for your future? things like a will or advance directives. taking time now to talk and research options helps avoid making rushed decisions later. california offers many aging resources for family caregivers and older adults. visit aging ca.gov or call one 800 5-10 20-23 to learn more. here's to a season of connection, caring, and conversation. happy holidays! >> the abc's of aging is sponsored by the california department of aging. >> save up to 80% at the jewelry exchange. quarter carat studs 69. huggies 149. tennis bracelets 599 per carat, two carat three stone rings or studs 1990 guaranteed to appraise for d

park. and then the only other area that i thought in terms of the kind of a constant consolidation was when you talk about the richmond sunset district, you talk about it twice, one on 18 and 19, and then again on d 31, 39 and 41. i thought that could be consolidated rather than being more piecemeal, because i think that would be more effective to show the impact of chinese americans in that area. and then i really believe and support your recommendation on the further exploration of intangibles, because many communities of color didn't have the economic means to show it in built environments. i mean, the example that grant show was great, but many, many people did not have that ability. so to talk more about the intangibles, the cultural festivals that we have, the cultural food that we eat, i think are really important. and then because this is a living document, we should start to maybe not now, but maybe 20 years from now. talk about what happened during covid and asian hate. and within asian hate, all the things we could. you know, we didn't mention vincent chin in here. but, you know, unfortunately asian hate st