more safe the new designs will be based on santa center's pioneering research she was the one who pinpointed the features of what's called risky play. sunset or was one of the 1st researchers to talk to children about their favorite kinds of play. preschoolers like the ones at this outdoor childcare center offer a perspective that's often forgotten usually if you ask where did you live to play and what didn't you play when you were young most of the time they mentioned being in the outdoors in nature. so it's kind of 6 interesting and a lot of parents don't own children the same thing we've had this kind of preschool for many many years but this last decade it's been growing in number and i think that's more or kind of a reaction to society where a lot of our life is. it was the spending more time indoors or. you know all of our digital devices and t.v. and things like that. play is the most important thing for children. playing children's most important way of being of age and also social skills being together with other children problem solving. is where they learn. what makes risky play d

center. >>> communities coming together to help this halloween. that's what happened in santa tk rtor tonight was really special in a lot of >> i have so much candy. >> reporter: at the sonoma county fairgrounds tonight kids got to be kids again because for the past week the kinkade fire has forced them to grow up fast. >> and we had kids in the shelter afraid halloween wasn't going to happen because t weren't going to be home. so we told them it didn't matter, we're going to do it here. >> reporter: the idea started two days ago when companies started calling asking if they could donate to fire victims. so for this night everyone can forget about the smoke, anxiety and their loss. >> because of a fire we couldn't have it. >> reporter: they can instead focus on fun. earlier today the community came together once again. >> thank you. >> reporter: to give the gift of food to those in need. several groups came together to hand out groceries. >> i'm not working right now so because of the fires. >> reporter: the line outside finally community center in santa rosa stretched down th

and the funds raised go to the children's health services, the santa clara medical center hospital andigh school that faced incredible obstacles just had a dream football season. it was a year since the town of paradise was devastated by the campfire, paradise high's football team finished the regular season, are you ready, undefeated. >> wow. >> kind of stuff you make movies out of, folks. last night the team played the final game against the school in redding. the stands were packed with people cheering the team on and in a week, it will mark the one-year anniversary of the devastating campfire and families say football is a good thing for the entire community to be a part of. >> it's emotional. i'm very proud to be here. and i'm really happy to have my son on this team. we've been through a lot. >> yes. the team vowed to win the state championship to honor the fire victims and it appears that they're on the way to reaching that goal. wow. >> very good work there. >> yes. >>> the warriors having a bit of a tough go. but this moment made it a bit easier for one player. we will show yo

they do have other centers for donating and blood drives happening. >> our santa rosa donation center was in an evacuation zone, so it was closed or has been closed since sunday. it's opening up on friday. we've been closed for five days. >> it's very important for people to give blood. it's easy to do, it doesn't hurt, and people should do it. >> reporter: they tell us they are able to bring in blood from other facilities when needed. it is expected to reopen tomorrow. a manager at the red cross here says, again, they have seen a drop in donations and had cancellations as well in the bay area and even up in sonora where they did have issues with power. both organizations asking people to honor appointments, get involved and to donate. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco is addressing its highly publicized epidemic of car break-ins. the crime is often captured on video and a widespread operation where the stole ebb goods are sold. together they'll focus on hot spot neighborhoods and shopping areas. >> as we know tomorrow kicks off the holiday season. people will be sh

more than a thousand others hit hard by the effects of the power outage came here to the senior center in santa rosa. catholic charities along with the city help to team up and give people food for their tables. bernadette did not find her father's wedding ring. she believes since it was gold, it melted in the fire, but the most important thing to her is that her and her family are okay. andrea nakano, kpix 5. >> when it comes to getting the power back on, 9:00 tonight pg&e says about 1400 customers are still without power. additional about 1200 people in the footprint of the kincade fire remain in the dark and will be for awhile. and the biggest number, more than 21,000 customers are still without natural gas service. >>> more fast moving fires are devastating southern california right now. but in san bernardino, evacuation orders have been lifted. firefighters stamped out the last hot spot of the so called hillside fire tonight. now residents are coming home getting a first look at the damage, but a few came back during the night to fire the fire themselves. >> me and my dad were the only one

meanwhile more than 1,000 others hit hard by the fire and the power outage went tonight finley senior center in santaosa. the city and catholic charity team helped put food on their tables. >> pg&e says about 1400 customers are without power. additionally 1200 people in the footprint of the kincade fire remain in the dark. this morning, the biggest number ware dealing with, more than 21,000 customers are without gasser vis. >>> police are investigating a massive sideshow involving hundreds of people and it attorney general a parking lot into a private car show. more than 400 cars for an organized event. officers are cracking down showing video and security video from the store. they started impounding the cars involved. the department says it has numerous court orders to seize vehicles. people in the neighbor say they have had enough. >> might be at night, there could be people walking or bicyclists or even homeless right here on the freeway, . >> people are reckless driving everyday and it is something needs to happen. >> the police say this investigation is not yet over and more impound warrants ar

that's all it's a very safe community and you know everybody here in santa korea diagnosis cool very well and it's it's right in the centerrea. greg i'm going to show you this when grill you can get keep the shot going we'll see i think there's more sun is coming up that you are actually at. >>home of the suspect which isn't too far away from your tell me what you can tell me from you saw it again i can't underscore that that. greg is a veteran here in this market, no says community. many of these search warrants in executions over the years tell us what you know, i found out that out. suspect's house was not too far away. but about a mile and a half away. i went over there to opt to capture some. to see what was going on and to capture some video of was going on. and i was his house which i have friends that live on that street sycamore. the police were surrounding the house there's a lot a lot of people there. they all had their guns drawn they were up on a hill that was facing the house watching over the house to make sure you know no one got out. and all around the front and it was a pretty secure the way that they ha

grief counselors and pastors were at the vigils and the santa clarita activity center to help tonight. >> there are more victims than just the ones in the hospital. they are families, classmates and community. the healing begins now and will continue for the next few months and years unfortunately. >> six students were transferred to local hospitals after the shooting including the suspect. he's been identified as a 16-year-old male student from saugus high school. his birthday is today. deputies say search warrant has been served for his home, his mother and girlfriend have been questioned by authorities. the l.a. county sheriff said there was a post on the suspects instagram page that said, saugus, have fun at school tomorrow. authorities say that instagram post was changed today so they are trying to see if someone had access to his account. detectives have reviewed security video and they were able to see the suspect pulled a gun out of his backpack, shoot five people and then shoot himself in the head. he is in great condition tonight. a .45 caliber semiautomatic handgun was foun

tonight, the santa clarita activity center will have grief counselors there to help people that might've been traumatized by this tragedy that happened this morning. the grief counselors will be there from 5:00 to 7:00 local time tonight. >> thank you very much. meanwhile, to the white house, you're looking live there. if the president is said to depart to louisiana at moments from now. he has been closely monitoring the school shooting to filaments in california. john roberts and more from the white house. >> i don't know if you can see it there, but the helicopter, marine one at landing on the south lawn of the white house. the president will be departing soon for a campaign rally in louisiana. he may stop at the cameras to talk for a little bit. with the tragedy there and santa clarita, he may not want to talk about anything else other than that. just a few minutes ago, the vice president who was at the nasa research facility in mountain view, california, offered his condolences on behalf of the president to the victims and the families of the dead. listen to what the vice president s

tonight, the santa clarita activities center from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. ave grief counselors and mental health professionals available for our community. we will continue to work together with the community of santa clarita. we encourage the family to check with our web site for regular updates. thank you. >> we are going to do one more speaker and then spanish. santa clarita sheriff station -- >> good morning, everyone. thank you for coming. to get the message out to the community. my name is robert lewis and i am the sheriff for the sheriff station. this is a tough day for santa clarita. i've been a 52 year resident, grew up in the saugus area. santa clarita is a very strong community, and i appreciate everyone surrounding themselves around us this morning and helping as much as possible for the community. we are working for this event over the next few hours and in the course of the next few days. currently we have a reunification center at central park, want to make sure everyone knew for parents and children who went to saugus high school. they also w

tonight at the santa clarita activities center, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., we will have a -- we'll have grief counselors and mental health professionals available for our community. we will continue to work with law enforcement, the city of santa clarita and our community partners. we encourage the hart district family to check with our website for regular updates. thank you. >> okay, again, we're going to do one more speaker and then do spanish. santa clarita sheriff's station captain ron lewis. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for coming to get the message out. i am ron lewis, captain for the santa clarita sheriff's station. this is a tough day for santa clarita. i've been a 52-year resident of santa clarita and grew up in the saugus area. santa clarita is a very, very strong community. i appreciate everyone surrounding themselves around us this morning and helping as much as possible from the community. we are working through this event over the course of the next few hours, the course of the next few days. currently we have a reunification center here at central park. we wan

meanwhile more than 1,000 others hit hard by the fire and the power outages went to the finley senior center in santa and catholic charities teamed up to give folks food on their takes. >>> they are joining with the red wood empire food bank to distribute food. saint raymond's catholic church also holding a food drive today through sunday. they hope that the public will donate ready to eat food that does not require cooking or refrigerate. they will operate today from 4 to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. sunday from 8:30 to 1 1:00 a.m. >>> happening today, they plan to hold a rally at 10:00 this morning alt pg&e headquarters in san francisco. the group's sunrise bay area and sunrise sacramento say they are demanding solutions for the climate emergency aiming their message at pg&e and california governor gavin newsom. >> we are getting new video in of severe weather on the east coast. this is from philadelphia. major damage to a home there. they are dealing with severe thunderstorms there and tornado warnings. trees and power lines down. now, this home, crews had to spend more than an hou

and earlier today, dozens of people came out to findlay community center here in santa rosa to pick up food. it was all donated by sonoma county and redwood empire food bank down in redwood city. it's not an easy time for so many in the area. they've been evacuated. many are still waiting to go home, or they've returned home after not having power for days, only to find everything in their refrigerators has gone bad. going grocery shopping is really the last thing on their minds. >> we were evacuated from windsor, and i just gotand l ooe my house smells like smoke. thank goodness our house didn't. the hill stopped right into my yard. so we're lucky our house didn't get burned down. >> people stocked up on fresh fruits and vegetables, staples that are meant to make people feel settled again. back here live now, that's also what this halloween parade is meant to do. it will take place from 6:30 until 8:00 tonight. live in santa rosa, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. kaiser permanente will donate $650,000 to provide relief to the fire victims. four 000 will go directly

centers. this is a shelter in santa clara county where clients tell of frigid conditions. >> he woke up one morning and the cup he left out was a solid block of ice. he said that's it. >> after the spout, bitter cold and heavy rain settles on the area for several days. so these holiday sales will come in handy, unless shirts will be the standard attire. >> how cold does it have to get for you to put his jacket on? >> no. >> no? >> it's going to freezing so i will wear a jacket. >> it's like amazing. >> it's the northbay counties, napa, remember and and sonoma that will see though coldest overnight temperatures. even though the tire bay area is filling the chill. when stores open early friday morning for black friday, many places will still be in the 30s. >>> a remiweather app for information at any time. you will find it in the app store and it is free. >> we have little kids, so the prices are great. >> some holiday shoppers are keeping very busy on this thanksgiving night, they are already out looking for holiday bargains. black friday doesn't officially start for one more hour. ktvu's greg wiggi

there's a veterans day parade in san jose, the parade begins at highway 87 and santa clara street near the sapd center that starts at 11 o'clock and in the east bay, the historical society will be performing a traditional flag retirement ceremony at fernandez parking panel that also starts at 11 o'clock and at noon. there will be a luncheon held for veterans at the panel's senior citizen. the city of san francisco honor veterans with a parade along the embarcadero christina kron four's christie that hate row shows us the parade. >>behind me you see decorated car. tags and men and women in uniform, it's all a part of today's 99th annual veterans day parade here in san francisco. it's an event honoring the service and sacrifice of our armed forces. starting on embarcadero at north point goes of jefferson one of the busiest streets in the entire bay were hundreds of rightfully march in unison hundreds watched and support. i spoke with one woman an army veteran of 30 years who served across the world and some of the most dangerous areas during international were carried. arima to dan is a san francisco na

. >> reporter: the line outside finley community center in santa rosa stretched down the block as evacuees, those still in the dark and people simply in need got some support. >> this is extremely helpful for people who didn't go to work, lost wages or just need extra help. >> reporter: because after all, today is a new day that could bring new beginnings. >>> here are the details for today's food drive. if you want to donate drop off food at the fire department training tower in santa rosa from 9:00 to 11:00. if you need food, stop by from 11:00 to 2:00. we'll have a special edition of abc7 news tonight at 6:00. this live special report will include in-depth reporting and lively conversation about this historic week in the bay area. the unprecedented weather conditions, the power outages that crippled much of our region and another massive fire prompted by pg&e equipment. we'll ask questions and get answers from the key stakeholders in the crisis. we all want to help understand it all and find the best path forward, join us for fire, power, wind at 6:00 on abc7 news. >>> pg&e says it rest

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santa clara opened several over overnight warming centers and san jose, sunnivale, and gilroy are going to stay open. and county officials say the shelters are adding more beds as well. and make sure you keep up with the latest on our weather by downloading our free ktvu weather app. our weather team's pretty good. they're also posting updates on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> on the 2020 presidential campaign trail a new nationwide poll shows joe biden in the lead. according to buttigieg got 16%. bernie sanders right behind at 13%. now the poll remaining candidates who also received less than 3% of the votes >>> hundreds filed through the lines for breakfast but a new server presidential candidate tom steyer. >> this man says he hopes the candidates see those in need in san francisco. >> they need to understand provided they also come with a plan to address your policies g to be to address the issue that we're all seeing in terms of homelessness. >> growing december parity between the haves and have-nots is one of his top priorities. >> i've talked about undoing all the tax break

point in california there are certain areas some of the canyons going over to malibu the center paula area the santa clara river ventura river corridor or area near paradise there they're basically when channel in areas where we get these very high velocity strong winds in the fall and early winter and some of these areas now burn 2 or 3 times since the beginning of this century there are areas that because of their fuel and their local climate are just going to be dangerous and the reagan library sits right on the edge of one of those my house is really a stone's throw away from that library. and god did you when you got your house you knew he was somewhere that was potentially very dangerous and that didn't change your mind about when you wanted to live and it's beautiful that by the way here i want to tell you something when we would we moved into that area we did not think it was potentially dangerous we made sure that we bought a house far away from any of the sort of natural fire fuels chaparral or coastal sage cover grassland we're in the middle of a kind of us suburban area we did not think

the celebration includes music and dancing, black santa, the a's mascot stomper. and the embarcadero centerin san francisco lights up for the holidays. the four buildings will be outlined in 17,000 lights. >> i'm ready. >> you've been ready. >> how fun. and temperatures will be in the 50s. so you can dress like it's christmastime. let's look at the latest rainfall potential for next week. the models as we get closer tend to get closer into their solutions. they're showing that the low will stall a little bit further to our south. so they're both showing more rain in the santa cruz mountains and around the bay and into the east bay and south bay than they do in the north bay. i think this one is let's look at the european model. it is showing more rain up in the north bay, a half inch. but it also -- look at the bay, the south bay and east bay. a half inch to even more than an inch in some of those areas. it will be a healthy rainfall tuesday into wednesday. i know it will mess up travel plans and commuting. sorry. speaking of commuting -- >> nice transition. good morning. we are taking a li

center. san francisco has a good one. santa clara has a great one. one of the things the congregations in the valley need to do, though, we were approached and it was how do we help people get involved in a faith community once they get out. >> yes. >> so, we were approached by the county, department of mental health and with the innovation money out of prop 63 to develop an innovation program that would be oriented towards helping inmates getting out of custody, re-enter through the help and support of local faith communities, whether they're christian or catholic, christian, buddhist, muslim, et cetera. across the board. >> uh-huh. >> and presumably if they in a supportive community. we might prevent reseed vitamin. >> yes. our faith communities have the ability to offer people what they need most. the love of the community, acceptance and respect and the connects with god. what we did is we worked with the congregations and the county to develop four separate different treatments, re-entry centers throughout the county is that would be, someone co

center. the included music a visit om santa fireworks and of course the lighting of the one 100 foot tall christmas000 twinkly lights 10,000 guments. they're also performances by aloe blacc tori kelly and others and to add to the magic the groom was transformed into a winter wonderland. >>and afor talk about the holidays houses for a stocking uffer hid-en valley drsings is releasing ranch filledchristmas stockings ranch dressinghat is docking is made of plastic. it's filled with 52 fluid ounces of hidden valley ridge dressing like this is a commerci here. those with a ur spout of the shocking toe. and a silver mantle holder for those who want to proudly display their salad dressing on the fireplace mantle. if you think this could make the perfect gift for someone, and we all know somebody who wou really appreciate this. you can porder it now for $35. >>and let's check in with laura's a lot of talk about what's happeni with our weather. >>to give you a little warm. on the air tonight. we've got it's a mtly clear skies we are eing some changes though coming our way coldfront is now making its way int

investigating a death right now. >> reporter lauren martinez is live on east santa clara street. >> reporter: the car at the centerthis death investigation is still here at the scene. you can see the dark gray car and a group of officers surrounding it with flashlights. they've been scoping out the car, looking inside. you could see that there were bull holes on the car. there was an armored truck that came by the car, too. officers have been looking into it. we don't know more information at this point. they have shut down the intersection east santa clara street between 7th and 9th streets will be blocked off in both directions until 10:00 a.m only a block away from san jose state this is close to the university and so far we've seen scars turning around and having to go back. report live in san jose, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> thank you, lauren. >>> opponents trying to stop a navigation center near san francisco's oracle park are evaluating options after another legal setback. the city says it's moving forward and expects the center to be open by the end of next month. the homeless man attacked a woman out

tonight at the santa clarita activity center from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. ave grief counselors and mental health officials available for our community. we will work together with law enforcement, santa clarita the city and our partners. encourage the hart district to check our website for regular updates. thank you. >> we're going to do one more speaker and then spanish. santa clarita share station captain. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you for coming. to get the message out to the community. robert lewisened i captain for santa clarita sheriff's station. >> this is a tough day for santa clarita. i've been a 52 year resident here and grew up in the saugus area. it's a very, very strong community and i appreciate everyone surrounding themselves around us this morning and hedging as much as possible from the community. we are working through this event over the course of the next few hours and the next few days. currently a reunification center here at the central park making sure everyone flew that was a reunification center for all parents and childre

well santa rosa today at 77 center fell at tomorrow sunday and monday for veterans day all looking similarty of sunshine a few areas of morning fog and thn we will see temperatures starting to cool down with that chace of rain come the end of next week. >>every team built up their opponent going into theame. but i think derek rr way a little overboard because philip rivers. sure didn't look like one of the greatest players to ever play the game or maybe you just so flatred that he said please ke my ball. the best there was one of the smartestver play this game. they put everything on his shoulders to that year in and year out still be productive. ere's just crazy. >>thraiders force 3 interceptions that was and impressiv the second ona pick 6. andothis little piy read. a little lar in the charges regain the lead but. to 24 and ter the game gruden gave the black wholesome lo. >>on every think that every went on one down there i got face paying all over me i got to have not seen before any football games. >>i ce away with silver and black all so we'll get some more that led guys that are goin

>>yes, another potential power bracing for ething people are yet again live here in santa rosa in a shopping center which should experience the power shuoff last time, some businesses choose to use a generator to say open while others ju shut down shop and wait for those wer to come back on and have to ju deal with the circumstaes it'very on during the power shut off someone across the street could up poweand then you could. depends on where you are there not bng too specific about what cities will be impacted. but we do know us noma and napa counties aren the list for thi potential shut off. pg e's monitoring offshore wind event as it warns customers power shut off the concern is mainly for the north bay, north valley and sierra foothills where winds are anticipated to peak at 55 miles per hour now. the temperaturesill seem like it's going to get extremely is . week but. and vegetation extremely dry. since we haven't seen any rain lately so that is the big concerns for fire danger with those wis picking up the utility company wilspd today not only warning customers about this power shut off. t als

for low income children and volunteer teams from law enforcement, fire departments and santa clara valley medical center. raugss and schools. >> so these gifts are more than just a gift. they might be the only gift that kids receive but more than just a gift they're playing with at christmas. it's their transportation to school and store or friends house. whatever they want to do it offers them freedom and independence the event benefits more than 40 area charities including several local schools. >>> if you like the weather yesterday, you're going to love the weather today but it's going to be tuesday, wednesday and thursday gets dicey. >> it does. if you think about riding your bike. get out today. >> and get busy the turkey trotter. >> that might be a wet soggy start. you may need a waterproof cover. >> wednesday is going be wettest day. the system moves in late tuesday and could catch us in time for the evening drive. wednesday is the wet one as we get into thursday morning we begin to dry out. we are leighing in scattered showers for the actual turkey day. we'll go from an afternoon high of near 70

sonoma young hill fairfield and pittsburgh age of 67 along with center fell in santa rosa, here's a breakdown of the next 7 days sunshine today tomorrow sunday on into monday tuesday that sir transition day and it's looking earlier in the day that we're going to see some showers on tuesday afternoon. leading us into wednesday. and then even a chance of showers on thanksgiving on thursday of next week. robert. >>a little busy around the bay area but not bad and all lot of folks are leaving town. i'm taking the day off there's a minor weight at the bay bridge toll plaza so if you need to get into san francisco do it now since it's nice and quiet. we're putting it at 11 minutes to make it off to fremont street. here's 92 and it's little busy actually heavier. the bay bridge traffic rights the bay bridge traffic rights of the folks are heading west peninsula. no big problems to report my son a smooth so far 14 minutes and growing to make that trip over to one on one answering san mateo we're taking a look at traffic tracker some more drive times for you and the drive times are on time so no probl

center. the enemy here has been the powerful santa ana winds that can turn a small brush fire into an inferno. forecasters say those winds are finally moving out. the shifting weather will help firefighters keep the upper hand and in northern california, crews are finally taking control of fires that have destroyed at least 140 homes in sonoma county. for now, though, california utility companies continue to cut power to avoid sparking more fires. chris martinez, cbs news, san bernardino, california. >>> in the east, there was severe weather. rare tornado watches and warnings were issued in the mid-atlantic and northeast. they have been lifted. in the d.c. area, strong storms caused flash flooding, downed trees, and knocked out power to thousands. meanwhile, a cold front is set to grip much of the u.s. freeze warnings are ed f the southwest to the ohio valley. record cold is expected in the south. in the new york city area, temperatures dropped more than >>> public testimony could begin as early as next week in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. yesterday the house voted to formali

tonight santa clara county open several warming centers. those shelters will be open until friday. overnight temperatures are expected to dip into the mid-30s the next few days. county officials also say they are planning to add more beds. you can always download our free ktvu app for the very latest on conditions. our web team posts also on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> coming up, a live look at placer county and what you need to know for the long holiday weekend. >>> democratic presidential candidate tom stier served breakfast today. his plans involving homeless and in the housing shortages. >>> if you're planning a trip to lake tahoe, expect delays. chp and caltrans have been busy all day trying to clear the roads and deal with traffic accidents. right now chain controls are in place on i-80 and highway 50. ever reporter is near altar in placer county with the latest on the conditions. >> reporter: it hasn't stopped snowing the entire time we have been out here. now a smoke covered, but dark i- 80 behind me. a different story than the gridlock was earlier tonight. this is

in santa rosa cross walk church napa valley expo and these evacuation centers are only accepting largemals were talking about the sonoma marin fair grounds in petaluma and the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton all the addresses for these evacuation centers are posted on our website kron 4 dot com. >>one animal shelters trying to help another one after the can kid's fire displaces a lot of it perhaps another animals from their homes, how one bay area shelters trying not to leave any animal behind. >>the has said these power shut-offs could be a yearly event for the next 10 years. if you're thinking of investing in a generator. we have a breakdown of what to look for. then we asked pg in the tough questions in a live report after the break we'll hear an update on the. >>power shut off sandy accusations that pga has started 5 fires in the bay area this week alone. >>and happy halloween from all us here kron 4 news. >>for meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez had a lot of fun today. she was talking to people along the embarcadero all dressed up for halloween. >>kron on meteorologist mabri

people who need shelter from the cold and rain and santa clara county can go county's warming centers will be open tuesday and more than we have advisories in place for freeze and frost. if you are with pets, bring them in if you haven't already. if you need to cover the plants temperatureses fall. 26 degrees 29 in napa. for the inner east bay. mid 30s to mid 40s. our coldest temperatures. penn grove at 26. inner east bay we've got 33 in areas over lafayette. morning. the advisory goes friday until 9:00 i should say. frost advisory for the east bay. will be mainly dry today. temperatures remain on the cool side. i have details coming up in had just a bit. >>> thank you. >>> time is 5:32. here's a look at some of the top stories this morning. snow in santa barbara county is helping firefighters battling the cave fire that started monday afternoon. it has burned 3100 acres down there. it's now 40% contained. >>> and three water main breaks in san francisco's paterero neighborhoods sent water flushing the streets. it happened at 22nd and rhode island's streets. right now water service in

yesterday, santa clara opened several overnight warming centers in san joedz.they're going stay open through friday. shelters are also adding more beds. make sure you keep up with all the latest on the weather by downloading or free ktvu weather app. our weather team is also posting updates on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >> a biden the elizabeth warren fell through 14% and bernie sanders. the poll found a dramatic gap behind the senators and maining candidates who received 20% of the votes. >>> tom steyer was in san francisco talking about the homeless prices and income and equality. helping to prepare and serve free meals to the needy. he e says every american deserves seasonable housing and discussing the growing december parity between the haves and the have-nots is a growing priority. >> long before i was running for president. i talked about doing all the tax breaks for rich people in big corporations. >> local leaders in the tea 4 point plan that deals with housing crisis that includes investing $45 billion a year in affordable housing construction

ask if you need shelter from the cold and rain in santa clara county you can go to one of the county's warming centers now. several centers are open an the county because of the rain and the cold temperatures. the warming centers will be open day and night. >>> let's talk more about our weather. rosemary is here with all the information. >> below freezing in many locations. we've got 20s out there in our north bay valley. 28 reported in napa. 43 degrees for you this morning livermore and 30s and 40s around the bay. low 40s in the east bay of oakland and 44 right now in downtown san francisco. visibility not bad in most locations. let's take a look at a few more numbers in the north bay. upper 20s for windsor and 29 degrees in novato. take it very careful out there. make sure you bring in your pet ifs you have one and of course cover those plants. here's a look at the advisory it goes until 9:00 this morning only slightly better. temperatures in the afternoon another cool one. widespread 50s.  a few scattered showers possibility. i have details coming up. >>> time is 4:32 here's a look at some of the

santa clara county opens several overnight warming centers in san jose and those will stay open through friday. overnight temperatures could dip into the thirtsz over the next couple of days. >>> major storms storms are making holiday travel a mess. reporter matt fin has the latest on chicago's o'hare international. >> a winter storm causing holiday travel headaches. heavy snow blanketing roads in minnesota. . >> knee-deep. >> people in colorado digging out make a flight. >> tuesday at denver international airport over a thousand people getting stranded at an airport overnight. drivers in oregon and california getting snow tires on and preparing for a bomb cyclone with snow and winds that could make driving hazardous. have an emergency kit in their cars. >> have things like a shovel, phone charger and thanksgiving sells him a pleasant traveling experience and this year storms expected for travel for millions of people. matt fin ktvu fox 2. . >>> thank goodness the roads are dry for now as a lot of people are sneaking out of the office early. >> for right now guys. just be careful it's o

santa clara county opened several overnight warming centers. they're going stay open through friday. overnight temperatures could drop into 30s over the next few days make sure you keep up with the latest weather conditions by downloading our free ktvu at they're posting updates on facebook, twitter and instagram. >> on the 2020 presidential campaign trail. according to a university poll, biden receives 24% of the vote. elizabeth warren fell to 14% and bernie sanders right behind with heir teen%. the poll found a dramatic gap >>> the billionaire democratic presidential candidate was in san francisco serving meals to the needy. we were there as steyer also income and equality. >> hundreds filed through the lines for breakfast with a new server. democratic presidential candidate tom steyer. andre force was among those eating. >> the bathroom problem. >> the staff at live memorial saying other candidates have expressed interests in serving as well and are welcome providing they come with a plan to address poverty and homelessness. >> so what as pr

council that the action on the screen is a traffic hazard out front from san jose to career new center for in the santara county bureau. >>if you want to watch more from our archives make sure to tune into our 70th anniversary special tonight at 11 o'clock coming up in about 10 minutes, it's airing on our kron on app right now we're offering a free subscription for 30 days. >>to buy making it easy to access all your favorite entertainment. >>boston teen was in town the night with the lawyers and the warriors cameron for a while they did it. they did you're feeling good about this team here we go there showing up the young guys going right at the celtics. >>then the game unfolded down the stretch now days after lose it by 26 to the lakers in l a what a challenge in store for the warriors hosting the celtics who have the league's best record now want a showdown of gardere kemba walker bosses new point guard with kyra irving no longer around d'angelo russell run the warriors offense. early on look like it was going to be one of those russell night again trains a step back floater. a few plays later on the

santa rosa so very chilly. we're here at the pg&e warming center set up here. inside that tent with a warming heater, a place to plug in your cell phones to get those charged up, and some hot coffee as folks wait for the power to come back on. the latest information is 6,000 folks are still without power. this outage has been less disruptive than first thought it is frustrating for this indian restaurant. the owner spent $1,600 on a generator and cooked in the dimly lit kitchen to accommodate his party planned months before so as not to disappoint customers. >> i from pg&e, the possibility of shutting down. >> it's sad. how can we celebrate >> reporter: businesses are dark and for one family it's been a windup radio and dinner. as of 8:00 pg&e will flood the area with crews and begin the inspections there and once they get the all clear begin re-energizing the lines. for now we are live in santa rosa. i'm roz plater. >>> a live look on capitol hill and that's where a short time from now more public testimony will be given in the impeachment hearings. >> today's

. >>> and people who need shelter from the cold and rain in santa clcan go to the county's warming centers several centers are now open around the county because of rain and cold temperatures overnight. over overnight. more than the usual numbers of shelter beds will be available. >>> our time is 6:33. it is black friday and the early shoppers are already at the stores waiting to get some good deals. some stores are open. others will open at 7:00 this morning. ktvu's alyssa harrington is at one of the busiest bay area places right now. the san francisco premium outlets in lirmore. so u're at one of the shoe stores. >> i'm at one of busiest stores. this is nike and i'm here in line speaking with a lot of these folks from tracy. what time did you get here this morning. >> i got here like 10 minutes ago. >> we came at 3:00 in the morning. >> what are you hoping to get? >> the sales. >> so far we haven't found any. >> so are you buying christmas gifts or getting items. >> oh, my gosh. christmas gifts too. >> how long are you? >> 6. >> you look like you're in your pajamas. >> yeah. >> are you o

there's a veterans day parade in san jose. 87 at santa clara street near the sapd center at 11 o'clock this morning. the historical society will perform a tradional flagler time ceremony at fernandez park in panel that's at 11 o'clock and then at noon there will be a luncheon for veterans at the panel senior center. >>the city of san francisco honored vetans of thearade yesterday there was the 99th annual pade for veterans day in the city. it started in the north beach neighborhood then went all the way downlong the embarcadero and we actually caught up with a veteran who told us how meaningful veterans day is for her. >>i always want to be connected when i tired in 2 teen. i felt like something was completely ripped out of me mywhole soul, but 2 to continue to support and be a part of the purse. keeps me connected. >>yh, you want to download the kron on app by the way because we're going tbe covering more veterans day events happening throughout the day. and we'll also prove with the latest breaking news and weather and traffic updates as ll right through the kron on app so if you hav

there's a veterans day rade in san jose that started highway 87, a santa clara street near the sapd center at 11 o'clock this morning and in the east bay, this historical society will perform a traditional flag retireme ceremony. fernandez park in tunnel and 11:00 and then at noon. there's a luncheon for veterans at the panel senior nter. >>well the city of san francisco honored veterans with the parade along the embaadero kron four's christina tape trump s there. >>behind me you see decorated car. tags and n and women in uniform, it's all a part of today's 99th annual veterans day parade here in san francisco. it's a event honoring the service and sacrifice of our armed forces. north point goes of jefferson one of the busiest streets in the entire bay were hundreds of ghtfully marchin unison hundreds watched in support. i spoke with one woman anrmy veteran of 30 years we serve across the world and some of the most dgerous areas during internatnal were carried mary mattoon done is a san francisco nive and she marches today. >>ilways want to be connected when i retired in 2017. i felt like

santa clarita what is it what is it like. once northern los angeles county very centered and where you'd buy a dairy when you buy a home there you say ok this is where i'm going to raise my family for the next 30 to 40 years it's a very affluent area can be actually an area that wildfire recently ravaged part of the land there but you're in the foothills of los angeles county right before you get older the hill and so many castor more desert area but this is definitely about 40 miles away or so from downtown los angeles all right and it looks like as a reporting that a swat team is moving in to some in terms of school shootings in that area is that something that has happened before. you know we don't get very many sleaze shootings when you consider the term school shooting we get gang violence at schools where a bad guy shoots bad guy but it's fair is somebody going into a school and unloading we don't have that out here carry out and that law enforcement has said that that really deals with a lot of social media activity somebody knows something somebody reports it somebody else something else somebody else reports it so l

and their assembly center was the racetrack at santa anita, so she said they were actually sleeping inme of the people found caucasian friends to look over the property while they were gone. some of the japanese actually dug holes and buried the possessions hoping that if they come back -- >> anthony: they could dig it up. >> kurt: they could dig it up. yes. >> anthony: oh wow. >> kurt: yeah. >> anthony: man that brown gravy. it's sort of a hybrid of american dishes, but with japanese ingredients. >> kurt: yes. this is your typical japantown restaurant food. >> anthony: i think some of the heartbreak of the internment is that this was really pure americana. okay the faces were asian, but the businesses and the feel was -- it was mayberry. you know? >> kurt: and this was a japanese american community with an emphasis on american. the japanese are actually a minority in this community now. >> anthony: how japanese will it be in thirty years? >> kurt: ah, that is the question. i don't think it's good for anything to just kind of remain frozen in time. thirty years from now japantown is go

santa ro75 in. we've had the dry weather, warm conditions and the climate prediction center says that will continue. forecast over the next two weeks and the outlook shows that things will stay the same here, but may change for southern california. look at what we are seeing here, with the next couple of weeks, above-average temperatures for the bay area, while it starts to cool off for the desert southwest, and also just to our south. high pressure continues and it's going to be moving off towards the east. it will allow for a couple of cold fronts to drop in some cooler air temporarily but high pressure builds once again and as we go into early next week we'll see this low moving off to our south, so that was the deal with cooler air moving in for l.a., and also that chance of rain, while we may miss out on the showers, we will hopefully at least get some rain out of this by the end of next week, because we're still all dry and we haven't had a drop of rain for the whole month, and so we're looking at some mid-70s today, cooler and breezy going into the next couple of days and warming back up agai

that one is a highway 87 in santa clara street near the essay peace center. and it takeoff at 11 o'clock this morning in the east bay, the storical society performs a tradional flag retirement ceremony, that is an afternoon this parking panel at 11 o'clock a then at noon there's a luncheon for veterans at the panel' senior center. >>download the kron on app we cover more veterans day eventshappening througho the day today, it'll also but you stay updated on breaking news and weathernd traffic as well so download the app now your favorite app store and start using it today. >>ust got under way it's bn going for a little while now ye hard to see that we actually of carbon dickers standing by with a live update on the celebrations there. >>karma. >>and 9 o'clock on the nose and we've seen a steady stream of all sorts of members of the kicked off first with veterans themselves people, it served inforrs, everyone. the korean war to iraq afghanistan, veterans and then we've got all manner of people from car shows just school marcng bantoo and the people people moun

hold its tree lighting ceremony this evening.e celeatn and dancing, black santa, the a's mascot stomper. and the embarcadero centerisco lights up for the holidays. the four buildings will be outlined in 17,000 lights. >> i love that. >>> a san francisco holiday tradition returns tonight. >> the union square macy's will unveil its window display and you can see puppies and all kinds of pets from the san francisco spca. this is video of puppies and kittens on display two years ago. all the animals in the windows are up for adoption. we feature a pet up for adoption every friday on "midday live." mike you have fun with all the pets. >> last week, it was bill nye, the cat that could high five, jump through your arms. you know who keeps putting the bug in my ear about him? >> who. >> my wife. >> we might have an update soon. >> you're a science guy. >> i resisted for years because i would have a house and it would be like noah's ark. one of our cats is 22, we may have to put her down, we're thinking we might go see bill ne tomorrow. >> nice. update us. >> 22-year-old cat. >> yeah. we'll have another one this afternoon

professor baker is with the center for food innovation and our partnership at the university of santa clara. he says when it comes to food waste, most research focuses on what happens after the harvest, and the home, the grocery store, or restaurant. >> we thought, why don't we go out and measure what is left in farmers fields? >> reporter: baker's team surveyed over 140 different fields and a few dozen farmers in northern and central california. the focus on 20 different handpicked crops, such as lettuce and tomatoes. as a firm crew harvested the field, the research team followed, collecting all the edible produce left behind. >> then they would bring them in, classify the unharvested produce as to whether it might be too small, too big, not ripe enough, too ripe, some kind of defect and then we would weigh them. >> results, staggering. >> reporter: an amazing amount of produce is left in the field. >> about five times per acre roughly a third of what is in the field after harvest left to rot. even the growers were surprised. the food loss at the farm level exceeded their estimates b

that was the heart of this center was a lawsuit. in a santa clara courtroom today the 1st trial out of more than $200.00 similar lawsuits filed against i.b.m. former i.b.m. workers jim bore and a lighter hernandez say they developed cancer from exposure to toxic chemicals at i.b.m. san jose facility in the late seventy's or early ninety's i mean literally tried to prevent the results of the tally analysis from ever seeing the light of day in fact they went to the judge and said this can't be used in this case a lot of hernandez is not dead she's going to be in the courtroom and not only was it not relevant the judge said it it might prejudice the jury if they saw what these excess costs deaths were and so he denied the use of it in the court many of the brands will respond to questions by saying no one has ever proved to me that a single person has died from exposure to these chemicals either within inside their factories or outside of the factories and of discussion. but that's not the way that we approach environmental or occupational health