rob fladeboe >>: and like cell phones drones are widely available and relatively inexpensive.o grand. >> reporter: good season high clouds into the afternoon but this could be mild in the upper 60s a bit warmer over the weekend by tuesday were looking at possible rain. the clouds have been increasing over the past couple of hours the storm as well to the north of us is the of the cloud cover over the coastal waters as we head into tomorrow. the low clouds are set up expected around the golden gate. >> reporter: as a little bit more patching up to the north around 9:00 hour the fog is gonna stay inside the bag. >> reporter: a little bit more clearing of the low clouds will we still gonna have the high clouds intact. temperature out the door tomorrow morning will be chilly 45 livermore 46 in sunnyvale and a little warmer in san jose. >> reporter: into the after no upper 60s from most of the bay area 70 in evergreen. >> reporter: also much of the upper 60s and belay all antioch in walnut creek. richman castro valley union city also in the '60s. >> reporter: so there is a slight c

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: san mateo police are still on alert. looking for a man who tried to lure a woman into his car. they hope a sketch of the suspect. will trigger some new leads in the case. >> pam: kron 4's will tran explains why police are so anxious. >> reporter: that are concerned that the next time he attacked along that it could be very violent. >> reporter: technically on campus the woman was approached by demand in his vehicle creek initially, he was giving her a compliment. however, he took it one step for when he axed or requested if you want to give her money if she would get inside his vehicle. >> you could see something like this happening in a grocery store creek but this is different. he was pushy and repeated to if. he also solicited with money involved. >> reporter: man described asian/filipino about 35 years old. >> there is what will he do next?--the fear. >> and asian had also approached students but this time it was at a high school occurred acts if this was the same man, they said no trust them is not look like the sam

. >> reporter:kron 4's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with the latest. rob? >> reporter:vote tallies continue to trickle in for a number of local races. >> reporter:in the oakland mayor's race though. all the ballots will not be counted until next week. right now. >> reporter: there were also discussing that during and before the campaign there was a lot of talk beginning regarding top of a mass resignation for scorsese. >> reporter: did hear from one of the police officers that he had spoken with. there are still thousands of those that still need to be counted. the shift in the count will change the outcome. we want to make sure that people keep monitoring the election. it is very important for them to know. we also tried to reassure that we are focused on that count. there are a lot of circumstances beyond my control. i am a resident of san jose. so they're a lot of issues that are coming out. i am not going to speak for the majority. i came here from another agency 20 years ago. i thought that it was a good place to go. with a lot of opportunity. maybe i

kron4's rob fladeboe take a closer look at the two candidates battling for the job. in the california governor's race - not much suspense is expected. governor jerry brown is well ahead of his republican challenger in the polls. leading neel kashkari by 18 points. kashkari has beefed up his t-v ads in this last week of campaigning. there are two minimum wage measures. one in san francisco.one in oakland. in san francisco.proposition j would raise the minimum wage from 10-74 to 15-dollars an hour by 20-18. it would affect about 142- thousan2d2 w2orkers2. in oakland - measure f-f would raise the minimum wage from 9- dollars an hour to 12-25 starting next march. if approved, the minimum wage would be adjusted annually to keep up with inflation. two bay area cities will weigh in on the controversial soda tax. if the measure passes -- sugary drinks sold in berkeley and san francisco will cost more.. in san francisco -- there's a proposal to charge an additional 2-cents an ounce on sugary drinks like soda. in berkeley -- the city would charge 1-cent an ounce. it's somethin

here are the latest numbers. 51 percent for look cargo 49% for corti's kron 4's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with dave cortese supporters. rob. evidently they are having some problems of the software at the registrar's office this evening the corti's supporters are hanging in there hoping for some good news in san jose corti's came and took the podium with the speech 11 months i stood before many of you when we kicked off the campaign and i did what i said i promised to do which is to meet people where they are with have i am standing for a city that will not ever vilify its employes again he is referencing at the public safety issue out here in san jose meanwhile here to marry it folks are standing around looking at at the screen for some good news continuing our team coverage. kron4's alecia reid is live in san jose with sam liccardo's supporters. alecia? well sam just talk to the hundreds of reporters here talking about the thousands of door knocks and phone calls to get them to where they are tonight aside from his achievements and personality i know deep in my heart that he i

kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date on the jose, rob? >> reporter: this latest security breach occurred here on the west side of the airport. we know, that there is exactly how it was breached. we do know who he is tonight. the listed in look at the video of this is the mug shot of 39 year old mcgill. miguel. we do know that about 1015 sunday morning he was spotted in the inside of the security fence and it actually on the tarmac near the aviation rep. he was as ordered and the lobby by employees that were waiting for police. at that point he felice and take off into the parking lot where he encounters a city may in this truck. driving all sight of the fence and get back over to a terminal b where he is probably arrested. the security system did do this job and it did work but others are seen not so far or not so fast. this is another example of how their pores are in need of it from mr. detection system where it would alert the authorities to be met systems are breached. >> we do know if he'd tell did it behind someone else the head a b

barking hunters are already lining up as the clocked ticked towards black friday and that, as rob fladeboe shall you now from san jose, some are even camping out. >> reporter: justin cruz is the latest the we will be the he will not be the last pitch a tent outside the best buy store on alum needed to express. he is shopping or he is hoping to save big bucks on a new bid screen television. >> reporter: at the head of the line is miguel who pitched his tent it would ago sunday with his sights set on the following. >> and there are ipad on still. on sale. >> reporter: but lisa who stopped to snap a photo of the camp out, says, she is more of a cyber monday person. >> reporter: maybe so, but miguel who has done this for years in a row since black friday is the best way to spend and save a bundle. >> reporter: black friday will actually be on thursday here at best buy. the doors will open here at 5:00 p.m. on thursday. >> pam: home depot is facing a debt a breach of 56 million customers. back in september. the company since hackers used a third-party bid your user name and password to get into

. >> pam:but first -- as kron 4's rob fladeboe reports. >> reporter:in the end, prosecutors say, there was simply *not enough evidence to convince a jury. beyond a reasonable doubt. >>cindy hendrickson/dep. district attorney >>evidence was missing. >> reporter:in announcing the decision on monday, the lead mcdonald case said the decision not to file domestic violence charges against the 49er lineman was based on insufficient evidence. >> reporter:it was here at his san jose home where ray mcdonald was arrested by san jose police in august on suspicion of domestic violence in connection with an argument with his fiance'. >> reporter:in a statement, the d.a.'s office said it's two-month-long investigation found conflicting accounts of what happened, a lack of credible witnesses and a lack of cooperation by mcdonald's fiance,' whom arresting officers say had 'visible injuries.' >> reporter:the d.a.'s office says the involvement of an off duty san jose police officer working security for the 49ers delayed it's investigation but ultimately had no impact on the decision. prosecutors said the

in saratoga >>rob fladeboe: kron 4 news >> reporter: and here's a look at the forecasts for this wednesdayksgiving. we have clear skies out there right now we're expecting cooler conditions. and the north bay has patching asphalt jane. fog >> reporter: nevis series of storms are rainy would get a weekend and when the conditions. >> reporter: 59 in san jose over night lows will be cooling down into the 40's. 52 in oakland and 43 and now it up. >> reporter: slow '70s and lost data else 75 in evergreen '60s and '70s and '80s bay as well for tomorrow. >> reporter: for the oakland area and be close to 7065 in berkeley in alameda. 67 in petaluma. tomorrow >> reporter: a fork what you might start to see the light rain for a santa rosa is no heavy downpours but once the rain comes around eight or 10:00 in the bid closes francisco area. >> reporter: and a stay wet through saturday morning throughout the afternoon hours. there will be the potential for snow in the sierras. thursday and friday sprain may turn to snow as the temperatures cool down. >> reporter: no problems shopping on friday or puttin