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when you hear that bell this holiday season reporting in san francisco. sarah stinson, back to you. >> still ahead, hundreds of fedex packages found thrown into a ravine where this happened and how police are working to get the gifts back into their mailboxes. holiday shopping season in full swing. how you can find the best deals. and we had an overtime thriller in dallas, a raiders fans. breathe easy sports director jason dumas says the full highlights when we come back. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. but our here, we are just getting started. around the dinner table to celebrate this thanksgiving holiday. there is one thing that you need to be aware of in order to keep yourself and your family safe. >> and food safety is that issue, whether it's seconds leftovers tomorrow. doctors say foodborne illnesses

very first ever california observance of ruby bridges walk to school day for sarah stinson has the story for us live in sann you believe that? i mean, 4 years ago, a 5th grade class at martin elementary school here in south san francisco had a dream to make a day for ruby bridges to honor her. and today is the day. it's a statewide event. they were doing it before here locally, but they fought to make sure it was statewide. they take a look at that picture again of ruby bridges 6 years old and she is in louisiana and she was, you know, just an icon in the civil rights movement and she actually had to be escorted by us marshals to school because it was that dangerous people were yelling racial slurs at her people were threatening her 6 years old. she's just trying to go to school. initially one teacher. who would teacher because she was a little black girl. that's it. she's an innocent little black girl now joining us is an amazing teacher that we have the privilege of talking to deborah carlino, thank you so much for joining us. can you believe that 4 years later you have this happening a statewide walk fo

when you hear that bell this holiday season reporting in san francisco. sarahu. >> and that does it for you here on kron. 4 news in 8, but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. >> celebrating thanksgiving by making sure everyone has food on the table to nonprofits who went above and beyond this holiday. >> plus thousands of people in the dark. this thanksgiving night where wild winds are sparking concern of a potential wildfire in california tonight. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will have more on those conditions. plus, black friday forecast. keep it here. the news at 9 is next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 never working on thanksgiving. i don't really look at it as a work by just looking at is coming back to the thanksgiving. everybody. >> now at 9, making sure no one goes hungry. this thanksgiving. how nonprofits city leaders and more came together to served thousands of meals to those who need it the most. thank you for joining us tonight for kron 4 news at 9. happy thanksgiving. i

sarah. >> 35. we also need to tell you about a phone scam in the south bay. in fact, saning to get the word out warning you about it. the caller attempts to impersonate somebody from the city, from their customer contact center. and basically police say the scam comes from the number that you see here on your screen. that 4 o 8, 5, 3, 5, 3500. they're mainly targeting spanish speaker. so people who are potentially dealing with a language barrier and they call and claim that you have an overdue water or garbage. your electricity bill and then they ask you to pay that bill on the phone either through or through, you know, worst of the worst is that the worst preying upon people that are confused. >> and and then end of the money. you can't, by the way, when you push send on zell it's gone. come back. yeah. and so they're trying to warn you about this letting you know that they do not ever ask for you to pay for any overdue. bill over the phone. if you get a call asking you to do that. call police and then call your utility directly and verify well, and speaking of something

for now reporting in san jose. sarah stinson back to you, sara. just curious, did that. car have a front license plate because it was a pretty good shot of the guy. >> and did they get the license >> no it's a silver scion and that it no license plate on the front against the style of those cars. so that's the unfortunate part of it. but i mean, there's some unique parts of it. yeah, there is a clear shot of him. you know, he's wearing a mask. but if i saw that person say later at the gas you know. oh, yeah, that man is in. of course. >> call the sheriff's. all right. we'll make a break in this. thank you. >> 9.13 is the time and again still following the weather down. yes. still following some isolated showers across the bay. the heaviest stuff is definitely pass. but as you can see, right above a word right 5.80, is you're crossing over to dublin. still some light showers. i've got the details in your forecast. >> and we still have some hot spots out there. even at the 9 o'clock hour, we'll get a look at that and your s only wendy's serves a better breakfast, with a be

sarah stinson is following up from south san francisco. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, been following it since the first local one in today's the first statewide ruby bridges walked to school day and it's a day that is definitely important to celebrate its really just pmpressive that we started this locally when we're on a real girl all the way in louisiana. back to 1960. take a look at a picture of ruby bridges starting today all over california schools will be honoring ruby bridges in a deserved on or that. this all started back in 2017, a 5th grade class at morton elementary school in south san francisco learned about how really bridges fought to desegregate an all-white school. she was attending a new orleans in 1960. she was just 6 years old. she was fighting to integrate the school even through all the hate. she lived a few blocks from the school. so it made sense to go there. but it was hard decision. he was going to go there because of how much he should receive. she did so and she would walk to school. people would be yelling racial

for a gallon of regular oakland for 79 for 80 in san jose and sarah fell a little more everybody. 9 for a gallon of regular gas. well, nearly 2 dozen illegal guns as well as drugs have been taken off the streets of san francisco. we have a picture showing the 21 guns that police were able to seize san work with the district attorney's office and federal authorities to basically bust a gun trafficking ring in the end, 4 people were arrested for trying to sell these guns online through social media posts. >> to me. it definitely a key networks communicate sell stolen goods, illegal firearms and so, increasingly become a tool for law enforcement to disrupt dismantle and hold accountable those groups that are committing crimes. >> investigators believe several of the seized firearms are stolen. city leaders say that stopping illegal gun sales is crucial to keeping down violence. in the east bay. 3 people have been arrested now in connection with the shooting of retired oakland police captain or c joyner surveillance video. the shooting from back in october. 21st shows what happened at

prefer sarah stinson following the story for us in south san francisco. morning, sarah. >> yeah. i don't know if it is cold out here. if i just got the chills. when you said bravery because i, of course, was reading up on ruby bridges before my report, learned about her back in 2019 when students here in south san francisco started this walk to school that for her and learning about her. you can really just i try and understand the bravery that went into what ruby bridges did to integrate her school at just 6 years old. so today here when it gets a little lighter kids in south san francisco are going to be out here honoring ruby bridges for the first time is a statewide event and it's because of south san francisco kids. it became a statewide event. you're looking at a picture of ruby bridges back in 2017 a 5th grade class at martin elementary school in south san francisco learned about how ruby bridges fought to desegregate in all-white school. the school that she was attending in new orleans in 1960, she fought so hard to integrate that school even thro

sarah stinson. >> live in san francisco this morning. you've been talking to volunteers. sarah.'s everybody feel out there today.

sarah stinson. >> live in san francisco this morning. you've been talking to volunteers. sarah. how's everybody feel out there today. >> a lot of people giving back to their community on this thanksgiving a day when you feel grateful and you want to get back. it's 500 volunteers. they take these boxes and then packed them into the various cars that pull up and we're here at the harbor light center of salvation army. joining us now as danielle and jorge, they are their first time doing this with salvation army. are you excited? and i am. i am. and made you want to come out on this thanksgiving, get i think it's been a difficult year for everybody. and i think that it's important to get back. and i think it's important to show our daughter that. >> you know, giving back is, you know, the way to show that you're thankful for what you have fun. >> you know, you want to help people who don't have as much your whole the she she's for. she just turned 4. >> so for her 4 years old and everyone at home. why is it important to give back. >> because. we have to help each other. i mean, rig

sarah. >> thank you, dave. happening today. the 100 and for san in less than 2 hours. >> the parade was first held in 1919 and it continues today. kron four's camila barco live in san francisco to tell us what we can expect. camila. >> sarah, at this time organizers are setting up and preparing for the parade. if you're going to be there, you're definitely going to hear it and there's going to be marching bands and drill team. the army color guard. you know, the typical things that you might be able to see during a veterans day parade. but this is all to show appreciation and honor those people who have served our country. now like sarah said, p% this is the 100 and first san francisco mayor salute to veterans parade. it kicks off with the bay area motorcycle coalition, 39 units are participating in this year's parade and the festivities start near fisherman's wharf and quad heart now, san francisco's veterans day parade dates back to 1919. the holiday is celebrated on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month because this signals the end of

but sarah arrive. 2 hours before her flight to san diego. my mom is always super early with stuff. so she's thinking like completely ahead. >> about the whole holiday thing mom. that's even sarah knows all about the holiday travel rush when they came in on thursday or wednesday. it was it was so much traffic take 4 hours to get home from temperatures. go to this sunday after thanksgiving is usually one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> on the roads and air aaa predicted more than 4 million people will have traveled by plane over the last week. san francisco international airport is starting to see prepandemic crowds about 50,000 passengers have been departing a day over the holiday week. the security lines were manageable for the most part. as for returning to the bay area. it was very crowded. >> all but you know, overall, i'd airports were pretty efficient. and it was safe. >> so it was good. it wasn't too bad. actually coming in. i thought it would be way worse. to pick us up was quite busy. >> and the drop offs here. they have been busy all day long. but travelers seem

talk to michelle for sarah about the she's in san francisco, director of the nature conservancy, california climate program. thank you for being with us today. michelle. so i'm looking at some of the details of this and it says that canada, brazil, russia, and indonesia have all signed up and that covers 85 percent of the world's forests . so actually this is looking like a pretty good, not i, it's a terrific start. we need but just like best to kick our cop 26. this really is a determining decade for us to really turn the corner on climate change and avoid some of the hardest impacts that we face in terms of reducing emissions and what we're already starting to witness in terms of storms and see level rise as this is a really good start. there was a similar deal though, i think back in 2014, which quote here, failed to slow deforestation at all. so again, it comes down to commitments, doesn't it? it comes out to actually, i should say, following through on commitments. it does and you know, it is still important. we do need these high level political commitments from our leaders. we also n

san francisco in volunteers. >> are going to be staying safe because we still are very much in covid times. the practice saying that social distancing kron 4. sarah stinson is live for us in san francisco now with more on those good works being done today. good morning, sarah. >> good morning. that's right. everything's outdoors here at the salvation army. the harbor light center. it's on 9th in harrison. >> we were here last year to well oiled machine where cars pull up on the side of ealvation army and they come pick up these boxes that are behind us right here these boxes are full of food and they will be delivered to those in need specifically seniors in my right major pierce. that's absolutely senior citizens homebound residents of san francisco that are looking for a really good thanksgiving meal and also being treated with some good thanksgiving chair. yeah, that's always the best part. you get a hot meal, a warm smile. maybe the pull down the the smile. absolutely. we incurred smile smiles. what a better way starting today as some stranger coming up and smiling at you for change right now. and a lot of these people, they don't see pretty

who fought to desegregate an all white school in new orleans in 1960 as kron 4, sarah stinson reports, students in south sanning to mark the day. >> the idea to create a day to honor the civil rights activists parked inside a 5th grade classroom here at martin elementary school. we were learning about black history month. and we were reading a book about ruby bridges and what the question i asked was is there ruby bridges day and we looked it up and she did not have a day. the kids got really fired up. they were really upset about it. they wanted to go to the president of the united states, the kids decided she needed to be celebrated after learning she was just 6 years old when she fought to desegregate the all-white school. she attended in new orleans back in 1960. >> she had to be escorted to school by us marshals because it wasn't safe. schilling who had one teacher who is willing to teacher and that's why it's the children. what would you have done. what would you have done. what will you do? kids decided she needed to be advocated for and celebrated to. they went to the school board the county and the

but sarah arrive. 2 hours before her flight to san diego. my mom is always super early with stuff. so she's thinking like completely ahead. >> about the whole holiday thing. mom. that's even sarah knows all about the holiday travel rush when they came in on thursday or wednesday. it was it was so much traffic 4 hours to get home from san francisco to this sunday after thanksgiving is usually one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> on the roads and air aaa predicted more than 4 million people will have traveled by hpplane over the last week. san francisco international airport is starting to see prepandemic crowds about 50,000 passengers have been departing a day over the holiday week. the security lines were manageable for the most part. as for returning to the bay area. it was very crowded. >> all but you know, overall, i'd airports were pretty efficient. and it was safe. >> so it was good. it wasn't too bad. actually coming in. i thought it would be way worse. to pick us up was quite busy. >> and it remains quite busy here. curbside. it has been like that all day long. and

sarah. >> thank you, dave. sanhis was the scene last night around 8 o'clock in the video sent to us from one of our viewers. you can see officers chasing down what appears to be one of the people involved and smashing in the windows of a silver mustang. it's unclear if the suspected robbers were inside that car glass of the loot on store. all shattered to in this video from another viewer. you can see a person fleeing from the scene. look with their hands full of clothing just seconds before police officers swarmed the silver mustang. the officers eventually pulled someone out of the car and are seen taking that person into custody. we've reached out to the san francisco police department. for more details have not heard back yet, but apparently there are multiple stores vandalized down there. so we will continue to follow that throughout the day. for 15 days. all eyes were on the courtroom in kenosha, wisconsin for the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse. the jury deliberated for roughly 3 and a half days before deli

thank you, sarah. >> 5. '04. and today in san francisco, the walgreens on ocean avenue and would acre drive is going to be closing. walgreens is closing for other locations. 2 in san francisco. the coming days because there's so much shoplifting in those particular stores. here's a list of the stores that are going to close next week. the company had already closed more than a dozen of its stores in san francisco already in addition to these because of this problem. prescriptions from the store closing today will be transferred to the location on ocean avenue and facts. an av. and you write member or a when this video went viral back in june where a man is seen right there. shoplifting from a location. it's now close that location. but curious sea and he was actually 8 shoplifting cases in addition, the one you see okay, 5. '05. we have another story happening right now. the u.s. has lifted the pandemic travel ban and opened its borders to international visitors who are vaccinated. >> get ready for more traffic at sfo that sure a

refusing to budge on the protest demands that tension is unlikely to ease sarah clark al jazeera. frances said it's open to talk san grunting great, or told me to go loop. after a week of protests overcurrent of ours restrictions. natasha butler has more from the caribbean territory. well, the french government's decision to impose mandatory cove. it vaccines on health workers are in mainland france and across overseas territories is the issue that really sparked these protests and blockades that have lasted nearly 2 weeks now. now, the french government has said that it's not going to scrap those covey rules. they are bare people safety, but it has said that it will push back the day to those mandatory vaccines for health work as to december 31st to allow for more time to talk. but for people here . well, they say that's just not enough. i think we're fighting for just one thing, which is the vaccination. what actually is true, replied sinful. all the old british, i'm with good for you. and here we are all feet on. 0100 your well, i guess i need what, how come to me, the sense of frustration and anger saying he ru

but sarah arrive. 2 hours before her flight to san diego. my mom is always super early with stuff. so she's thinking like completely ahead. >> about the whole holiday thing mom. that's even sarah knows all about the holiday travel rush when they came in on thursday or wednesday. it was it was so much traffic take 4 hours to get home from temperatures. go to this sunday after thanksgiving is usually one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> on the roads and air aaa predicted more than 4 million people will have traveled by plane over the last week. san francisco international airport is starting to see prepandemic crowds about 50,000 passengers have been departing a day over the holiday week. the security lines were ma.ageable for the most part. as for returning to the bay area. it was very crowded. >> all but you know, overall, i'd airports were pretty efficient. and it was safe. >> so it was good. it wasn't too bad. >> actually coming in. i thought it would be way worse. >> to pick us up was quite busy. and overall it has been busy curbside but travelers seem to be heeding the

sarah. it's 7.34, and a san francisco woman is partially blind now after she was hit by a paint ball in the face when she was leaving outside lands, music festival golden gate park. take a look. that's we guice white. she and her boyfriend were both hit with a paint while you're waiting at a bus stop at the one that hit her in the eye. did the most damage. some of his droll by shooting a paint ball guns and then took off. so they haven't found the person and and she's sure would would like to find him. >> immediately. i like peeled something off my face. it was paint. and i had tried to look at my hand because i had got suspect in the hand and hurley that i couldn't see it. and then it really clicked in that like i'm not seen i i just completely fell the i just had lost vision was. amelia and so that's what it was like. right when it happened. >> at the festival. and then now it's 2 weeks later and she still can't see out of that eye. and there are reports that other people in social media said that they were hit by paintballs and she's thinking maybe it was some kind of a halloween prank c

sarah. >> okay. so police in san jose now investigating a deadly shooting. >> and the shooting happened. we're showing a map of great oaks parkway in the evening they'll neighborhood. but other than that, we don't know too much police not getting as much information about the shooter or the victim. we just know it's the cities. 29 homicide of the year. a 19 year-old is facing a murder charge for a deadly shooting that happened in gilroy. police arrested 19 year-old benjamin david calder on saturday afternoon and the shooting happened early saturday morning. at a halloween party at the home of this gilroy city council member name is rebecca armand are as police say they were called because a fight broke out and at least one shot was fired when the cops got there, they found 4 people who had gunshot wounds and one of them died. all of the rest of the victims are between 1719 years old. >> we'll take a break. coming up on 6.12 and today the supreme court is going to be hearing cases challenging the new texas abortion law will have a live report from washington coming up in just a minute. ou

but sarah arrive. 2 hours before her flight to san diego. my mom is always super early with stuff. so she's thinking like completely ahead. >> about the whole holiday thing. mom, betsy viscera knows all about the holiday travel rush when they came in on thursday or wednesday. it was it was so much traffic to 4 hours to get home from stamp to scotus. this sunday after thanksgiving is usually one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> on the roads and air aaa predicted more than 4 million people will have traveled by plane over the last week. san francisco international airport is starting to see prepandemic crowds about 50,000 passengers have been departing a day over the holiday week. the security lines were manageable for the most part. as for returning to the bay area. it was very crowded. >> all but you know, overall i airports were pretty efficient. and it was safe. >> so it was good. it wasn't too bad. actually coming in. i thought it would be way worse. >> to pick us up was quite busy. and overall it has been busy curbside but travelers seem to be heeding the advice on ge

sarah monte boulevard. looks like we have an accident there. that's pretty bad. they also have one in the city as well. this is in san francisco. 1 one northbound northam air poses street and another one a little further down. this is in south san francisco one. oh, one southbound at south airport boulevard keeping a close eye on those things from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes at this hour. let's head over get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes for you. there. the richmond sandra fell commute as you're heading richmond, you can make that drive in a little under 9 minutes. so moving really quickly at this hour and we'll leave you with the golden gate bridge to look at the skies, the air and on c any fog slowing us down this morning to about 20 minutes from the north bay into the city. we have some breaking news out of wisconsin. 5 people are dead more than 40 others are injured after a driver plowed through a holiday parade just outside of milwaukee children were also among those who are victims in today. we're expected to learn more fro

san jose across the wider region lower to middle 60's. and we're looking for a cooler day actually tomorrow. coming up in a bit. we'll take a look at the longer range forecast. sarahcommunity in san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood is on edge after recent uptick of violence in the past 2 weeks. one person was killed and 2 others injured in 2 separate shootings. kron four's maureen kelly reports on why neighborhood say they're concerned that this could be a a worrisome trend. >> there's a growing memorial of candles and flowers here on haight street near masonic avenue with a double shooting took place. there are many stuffed animals left behind for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san francisco police kept a visible presence nearby. many merchants did not want to go on camera. at least one saying they were scared to talk publicly yeah. i was alone a spray and i heard. >> these things i thought were fireworks but told everyone it's gunshots. nathan. it was all day says he's been hanging out in the haight a long time is still rattled by what he heard and saw thursday. i already

sarah stinson has been. >> following the latest out there in south san francisco. hi, sara. >> that's the hope right to get it from the statewide level to a nationwide level. it's so amazing to see that this first state level ruby bridge walk to school day. it kicked off right here where it started at martin elementary school. the kids are in the classroom now and a lot of them saying they're just grateful to ruby bridges for what she did. i just 6 years old because now they can go to school with their friends. friends of all colors and that is why they are so grateful to her. they had to make a day for her. take a look. again, at that picture of ruby bridges because i want to explain it a little bit more in depth that pictures her and the couple of us marshals that actually had to scored her to class and that's because people would yell at her following her yell racial slurs at her threatened her life. all she was a little girl wanted to go to school and that school in louisiana back in 1960 was the closest wonder her house. it made sense. but it also she could go

sarah. >> also making the news now in the south bay, the san jose police department is trying to get the warning's going around with the caller attempting to impersonate the city of san jose customer contact center so says a police say the scam calls come from the phone number that you see on your screen there. 4 o 8, 5, 3, 5, 3500 and is targeting spanish speakers. the scammer calls about overdue, water or garbage or electricity bills and then request that the person pay the bill, the isil are other options. if you receive a call like this. hang up immediately call and his they always say. >> there is no payment of any kind that they will ask for on the phone. the phone like that and they prey on people who, you know, a lot of times it's older people. they're confused about it. are they feel like it? they're going to get to like they were. they prayed are cut off barrier to the line. i know. i yeah. like so help somebody. if you if you are see to get a call like that. 6.41 right now. and today governor newsom is making his first public appearance since canceling his visit to the un climate summ

sarah. >> yeah, they just opened up the barricades here at the san francisco premium outlet mall and they close it up because they don't want people parking and then getting in line all night. that's not what they want here and that so they just opened up the floodgates. people are driving in right now. you can see behind me there and then parking. and i think the lines are starting to form inside. so that will be something we'll have to go. check out. and but in the meantime, it's funny, black friday. you're trying to get all the deals. but unfortunately looks like shoppers are expected to pay 5 to 17% more. this year on average for toys clothing appliances. tv's. and that's because of the delay in deliveries in the inflation goal continuing to climb shortages of shipping containers and truckers have made the delay of deliveries and had the inflation go up the combination of the 2 is making your prices this year. a black friday in just really buying for the holidays that much more expensive, especially when you compare it to last year. tv's apparently will see the highest price hike on a

no one in the stadium was hurt san jose police did find a man in the parking lot with non-life threatening injuries. the game resumed a short time later and sarah clinched a playoff berth. what that would say good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ahmed dates. we want to get now to developing news a new covid-19 variant detected in south africa has a world health organization concerned already. the white house says the us will restrict travel from south africa and seven other countries in the region beginning monday abc 7 news reporter loose peÑa has more in the variant and what it could mean for our vaccines. tonight the world health organization declaring omicron a variant of concern. it looks like the variant that we've come across so far. it was first detected in south africa in early, november two weeks later new cases have been identified. hong kong belgium and israel the south africa was having about 200 cases a day for many weeks and all of a sudden they are having 2,000 cases a day, dr. deepak survastava is the president of the gladstone institute. do we have any idea of how this new variant emerged? it's thought that m

sarah, send it back to you. thank you, brandon, for that weather and traffic moving on to news police are investigating whether islamic center of san francisco was vandalized as an act of hate. police say. >> someone threw a beer bottle through the window of the islamic center friday night kron four's. amanda hari has a look at the damage left behind and how the community is reacting. >> i spoke to one of the leaders here at the mosque and he tells me they're not going to let this situation stop them. they're going to continue. prayer as usual. but right here a constant reminder of this incident. this is that window. you can see they've taped over it. underneath. is that hole where the beer bottle went through and cracks are all around >> i was very shocked. and shaken. this is not something that's ever happened to our mosque in a very, very long time. people were inside of the islamic center of san around 1145 friday night when they heard a loud noise and glass break. >> you can see in the security video. the suspect turns the corner throws the bottle and runs away discovered that there was a window that was shattered whose class

no one in the stadium was hurt san jose police did find a man in the parking lot with non-life threatening injuries. the game resumed a short time later and sarah clinched a playoff berth. what that would say good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ahmed dates. we want to get now to developing news a new covid-19 variant detected in south africa has a world health organization concerned already. the white house says the us will restrict travel from south africa and seven other countries in the region beginning monday abc 7 news reporter loose peÑa has more in the variant and what it could mean for our vaccines. organion declaringcronrn lookstt we've come across so far. it was first detected in south africa in early, november two weeks later new cases have been identified. hong kong belgium and israel the south africa was having about 200 cases a day for many weeks and all of a sudden they are having 2,000 cases a day, dr. deepak survastava is the president of the gladstone institute. do we have any idea of how this new variant emerged? it's thought that maybe this arose in one person who might have been immuno compromised and so

san jose. a little bit more on that in the 4 zone forecast. we'll take a look at your extended to sarahive people a warm place to sleep throughout the winter this year. the shelters will be open in till march. 26 the program. we'll also provide people with 2 meals a day. we've got more information about this program on our website. kron 4 dot com. thanksgiving is just around the corner and food banks abross the bay area are sprinting to the finish line volunteers packing as fast. they can packing in thousands of pounds of food for families to pending on their service for the holiday meals con forcefully to call reports from san jose. that's where second harvest of silicon valley says it could use more help. >> tracking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest silicon valley in and say we've been doing this for 20 bucks. didn't secure south be families rely on the food bank. year round. but there is no busier time than the holiday season volunteer in team lead in answer been more than 400 hours of this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food

sarah. yeah. a lot of bay area cities are ready just like marion county and san francisco is going to start vaccinating kids on saturday. they're going to have a 100 sites between doctors offices pharmacies, community health clinics also at neighborhood school vaccine clinics are going half san francisco unified is hosting 4 clinics as well. and all the dates and times for that are on your screen. but we've got the whole list of all locations, not just in san francisco but all the other cities too, on kron, 4 dot com. so check that out in the east bay, the contra costa county health officials are holding a town hall tomorrow. they're talking about when they're going to get little kids vaccinated and they're thinking it could be saturday for them as well with city-run clinics. they say parents just check ahead. call your doctor or local pharmacy and see what works for you, james. all right. in sonoma county vaccine clinics are going to be set up at schools with the county saying they have 37,000 kids now. >> in this new age group that eligible the county has set a goal of getting 70% of those kids vacci

san francisco premium outlets. all laundry. you. especially for nike. was like super long reporting in dublin. sarah stinson, back to you. if you're looking for something to do today. that doesn't involve shopping maybe want to head outside the east bay regional park district is hosting what it calls. >> green friday free park day all-district fees will be waived for park entrance. is as well as activities, including the parking. well, speaking of the outdoors, it's actually a really gorgeous day to be at one of our many sunning parks kron four's, rebecca strom is here with how the afternoon a shaping up. hey there, rebecca. hey, good afternoon, la. yeah, it is gorgeous around the bay area. all of our live camera shots around the bay showing us a lots of sunshine. a little bit of clouds, though, but nothing to get in your way today. >> we're seeing really nice temperatures, especially for this time of year outside right now the certain east bay camera overlooking a really nice clear shot across the bay into the city right now and temperatures. i'm really warming up around the bay area. and this is all thanks to a high pr

sarah coatgy willing to lead and is sometimes billing to out a little bit ahead of some of her colleagues. that is certainly true in this case. i talked to someone from san mateo county, they say they are hemming a little closer to the guidance of the cdc guidelines, but broadly interpreted, those last two conditions basically covers anyone who would want a booster. >> all right, devin, thanks. >>> today authorities searched the home off a former north bay mayor in connection with sexual misconduct allegations. sonoma county investigators served the hope of dominic foppoli in windsor. >>> new test money in the theranos fraud trial is showing how elizabeth holmes relationship with a texas investor soured over time, and then sweetened again when the company needed more money. len ramirez in san jose with the details. >> reporter: today's witness was one of the smaller investors in this case, especially when compared with some of the billionaires that have come before, but he did have a lot of questions, and according to test today, if you asked too many questions, you fall out of favor with elizabeth holmes. allen is a retired money manager from houston wh

who represents san mateo county and parts of san francisco has announced that she is not running for reelection. he has lived a long and storied life for sarahs in the newsroom with the latest. sara. >> what a life and political career. she has had congressman jackie spear has served on different levels of government for nearly 4 decades. but she will not be seeking reelection in 2022 representatives fear is known for fighting for women's and lgbtq rights. she actually wrote the me too movement to congress in 2017 sharing her own experiences with much misconduct. eventually she helped get the c a a reform act passed and signed into law helping assault survivors in the workplace spears a san francisco native she was an aide to representative leo ryan in 1978. they were on a fact-finding mission in ghana about the jonestown shooting when she was shot 5 times. ryan was assassinated that was 43 years ago. this week. talk about timing. but she survived, as you know, spear says she vowed to from that day on to continue to serve and she has continued to do so. she won her first election in 1980 when she ran for the san mateo board of supervisors sp

san diego potentially. wow. >> which is so terrifying. i know. we'll keep our eyes out for sure. absolutely. thank you, sarahht. 5.35 right now and today kaiser workers are getting ready to walk the picket lines supporting kaiser engineers who are striking because they want a better contract. kaiser officials say the strike is not going to bring the 2 parties closer to an agreement so they don't see a point in kron four's. will tran is live in walnut creek this morning and will. >> earlier this week. we're just talking about strike averted for kaiser but not the case here as we're entering the latter half of the week. >> well, here's the situation because you can see the people right behind me. these are kaiser engineers. they have been on strike for 2 months now. and they're not getting any closer. as you mention to reaching a deal with their buses and they are here and they have union solidarity and this is called a sympathy strike. so we're talking about 40,000 people who will be across california at the kaiser locations, not just in the bay area but also in sacramento. we're talking never says which obvi

sarah high schools. it's unclear if the shooting was even related to the schools or if it just happened to be nearby san say two men were shot. they have non life threatening injuries and are expected to be okay. there have also been no arrests, and police haven't released any information on a suspect or motive. saturday many fans like maury or picking up their cars my daughter had parked in this lot here, and her car was held just. as part of the scene, hoping to have more answers soon . amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. oakland police have made an arrest in a double homicide, which left two brothers dead back in september. 28 year old sam v. mew of hayward is facing murder charges. he's accused of shooting and killing brothers. c u t and many see mitsui outside their apartment building on high street on september 26th. authorities say v mail turned himself into oakland police earlier this week. he's due in court monday. to be formally charged. driver is facing a series of charges after police say he was speeding at more than 100 miles an hour on a north bay freeway too soon, city police say officers

of san francisco was the star and found amazing shame has had the honor of lighting the tree through the make a wish foundation, along with a trip to macy's probably gonna go shopping that see sarah mills, very emotional. it's been a. challenging time for everybody and withheld fears and everything else. we've been particularly isolated, so feels wonderful. the glow of lights brought back familiar feelings. they're very beautiful. i like them because when i walk through them, i feel like i'm in a fairy tale decorations in stores reflected a slow return to in person shopping. the staff was very appreciative of the people that were inside there. there were some differences, though. it just seems a little bit quie. still not as vibrant. the pandemic has taken a tollof thes hmm, and some other large retailers, such as unique low and dsw have closed their doors. those stores that remain open our advertising black friday sales early this year, coinciding with the early tree lighting, trying to get an early start on the holidays. in light of some of the delays with deliveries, the police chief and mayor say they are planning extra patrols, along with an ambassador program to increase sa

san francisco is announcing she is not running for reelection. yes, she made that announcement earlier this morning on social media kron 4 sarah stinson up in the newsroomore on that announcement and. >> spears legacy. sir, good morning. >> yeah. a lot to get into with her history congressman jackie spear has served on different levels of government for nearly 4 decades. but she's decided to not seek reelection in 2022 representative spear is known for fighting for women's and lgbtq rights. she brought the me too movement to congress in 2017 sharing her own experiences with misconduct. eventually she helped get the ca reform act passed and signed into law helping assault survivors in the workplace. spear is a san francisco native. she was an aide to representative leo ryan in 1978. they were on a fact-finding mission in guyana around the jonestown shooting when she was shot 5 times on an airstrip. ryan was assassinated, but she survived that was 43 years ago. this week. spears says she vowed to continue to serve from that point on. she won her first election in 1980 when she ran for the san mateo board of supervisors spear. and for the california state

san antonio could mess with them for a long time. and it wasn't until three women brought them down, mostly from the inside. my favorite person i talked to was sarah reezly a daughter. and she was smart enough to understand engineering reports and budge tsz. she's a great researcher and she started feeding a lot of the research, first to scott at the express news. and so, the daughters were terrified and she started sending information to the attorney general, who then was greg abbott. and to rick perry's office. and it was everyone started to get really worried about this structure and integ rety of the alamo church and that is ultimately what forced lawmakers to take control of the alamo away from the daughters and give it to the general land office. and they over saw the daughters' management and eventually under george p. bush, took it away. and the state senator, who represented the alamo, she joined the daughters of the republic of texas because she is, as she likes to say a 10th generation texan. great story. >> i think a lot about who owns these things and there's actual ownership. but who owns the stories and there's a lot of reclamation

sarah mckenna was feeling lucky after scoring an appointment for a covid-19 booster shot at this pop-up vaccine clinic at northgate mall in san rafael others not so lucky for this location. we don't have any appointments. okay, so make sure you medical staff say demand for boosters is through the roof. the demand has has really increased over the last couple of days since the eligibility criteria has opened up that means long lines after, california. line vaccination appointment system my turn lifted restrictions for the shot now any fully vaccinated adult can get one wendy sissel found a shot here after a long search, costco. rite aid cvs safeway, and then i think i gave up after that. we looked for booster appointments through pharmacies like cvs, but couldn't find a single one. nearby rite aid told us we didn't qualify for the vaccine based on current regulations apparently new rules. not been updated. my turn gave us an appointment, but not until december 18th for near sanchez from san francisco contacted abc 7 news looking for a shot for his wife. my frustration was that there was only one site that i showed up that show

san antonio could mess with them for a long time. and it wasn't until three women brought them down, mostly from the inside. my favorite person i talked to in researching this book was sarah. she was smart enough to understand engineering reports and budgets and she is a great researcher and she started feeding a lot of this research first to the express news and got -- and so the daughters were terrified of leaks and then she started sending information to the attorney general who then was greg abbott who started an investigation and to rick perry's office and it was -- everyone started to get really worried in austin about the structural integrity of the alamo church. and that is ultimately what forced lawmakers to take control of the alamo away from the daughters and give it to the general land office. and they oversaw the daughter's management and eventually took it away. but the person who signed the -- who pushed the legislation to do that was the state senator who represented the alamo. she, after that, joined the daughters of the republic of texas because she is a tenth generation texan. just great stories. >> absolutely. it's interesting, you know, i think a lot

san francisco was the star and found amazing. shamus had the honor of lighting the tree through the make a wish foundation, along with a trip to macy's probably going to go shopping that see sarahn a. challenging time for everybody and withheld fears and everything else. we've been particularly isolated, so feels wonderful. the glow of lights brought back familiar feelings. they're very beautiful. i like them because when i walk through them, i feel like i'm in a fairy tale decorations in stores reflected a slow return to in person shopping. the staff was very appreciative of the people that were inside there. there were some differences, though. it just seems a little bit quie. still not as vibrant. the pandemic has taken a toll least, signs line many of the blocks as hmm. and some other large retailers, such as you, nick lowe and dsw have closed their doors. those stores that remain open our advertising black friday sales early this year, coinciding with the early tree lighting, trying to get an early start on ome of the delays with different deliveries, the police chief and mayor say they are planning extra patrols, along with an ambassador program to increase safety and wel

sarah. >> well, chp still trying to find the shooter responsible. but this boy is shy. one month of turning 2 years old. he was killed while in the car. they were driving from san francisco to fremont on 80 in oakland when a bullet hit their car striking this young toddler. take a look at photos of the young boy killed. these photos were given to us from karl chan, the president of the chinatown chamber in oakland. the boy's been identified by family friends as jasper wu. so tragic, a family friend also tells us that this all happened in broad daylight around to saturday afternoon. there's a couple adult in the car. 3 kids there in the car driving southbound on 8.80 when the car was struck by gunfire. the toddler was the only one hit by a bullet. chp says the boy was taken to the oakland children's hospital where he later died from his injuries, family. friends also tell us just for the one driving. she's single mom the boy is her only child chp. investigators say after looking at all the evidence of the scene. the victims may not have been targeted but rather the toddler was struck by a stray bullet maybe was gunfire between other people. the story has really

san francisco has announced this morning she will not be seeking reelection. she's devoted a lot of her life, if not most of her adult life to public service. >> so now what will she do cover. sarahtinson is in the newsroom with more. >> well, the rest is still unwritten, right. but congressman jackie spear has served on different levels of government for nearly 4 decades. she's decided not to seek reelection in 2022 going to head back here to the bay area for some relaxation representative spear is known for fighting for women's and the lgbtq rights she brought the me too movement to congress in 2017, sharing her own experiences with misconduct. eventually she helped get the ca reform act passed and signed into law helping assault survivors in the workplace spears a san francisco native she was an aide to representative leo ryan in 1978. they were on a fact-finding mission in ghana about the jonestown shooting when she was shot herself 5 times. ryan was assassinated this was 43 years ago this week. she survived clearly spear decided from that day on. she started. she was. she survived his healing. she vowed to continue to serve the people of her country. she won her first electi

. >> my name is sarah and i'm the advocacy manager for the center for social justice. homeless youth in sanrancisco charged shows the stark racial disparities.our city is less than three percent black but homeless population is 38 percent black. providing on house beakers with a safe place to stay in a pandemic is a racial justice issue. please hear the trauma . thanks so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> i name is julie and my kids go to school in the tenderloin. i want to bring urgency to getting these hotels open. i can't believe we're in a rich city with thousands living on the streets and we're not moving people indoors. a friend of mine who was previously homeless said it was a rare chance to get inside and get a shower and heal up. i can't believe we have money andare ramping up to get people on the streets . families are navigating safety and the trauma of seeing how little our city takes care of our unhoused neighbors every day in thestreet and that's not a fair burden on them either . on the + i have a lovely experience of running into a friend f