so slice of sausalito was born in the couple's kitchen. and then when this thing started taking off, we redid our kitchen and put in two other ovens. so now we have three ovens. those three ovens are busy baking cherry key lime pie, pumpkin pies, midwestern recipes handed down from catherine's mom and grandmother. there's a bit of nostalgia when people taste our pies because it it tastes like what mom used to make and do the sugar. this wee, catherine and her helper lola will turn out 200 pies for thanksgiving orders. i know, it's crazy. it's a lot of pies coming out of my kitchen. so many pies. have a nice thanksgiving green now. has to open his doors on thursday to deliver them all. yeah, exactly. the green's neverr saw the woman who complained about the sign again. but in a sign of the times, there's now a new sign. you have to be flexible, and you have to be willing to embrace what comes at you, what flavors you got, kate? key lime and i've got pumpkin. and in the town off sausalito, a mix of flavors that make it feel like the pie is t

temperatures getting chilly in spots down. 43 right now in half moon bay. 49 in sausalito year. 44 degreesnsanely the so again, a little cold in spots. i think that's going to be a sense of things to come, especially as we head in toward lot of part of the week. here's your storm system moving in right now. some raindrops falling northern california so far, just some clouds in our direction. but overnight tonight, see that system dry up. drop on in as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon. during that the rain here in the bay area, then more widely scattered showers, i think on thursday, but some very cold air beginning to settle in, some may be giving way to some thunderstorms and then a dry day on saturday before more rain make his way possibly in the bay area. late on sunday afternoon. so started at things up. not a huge series of storms rolling in, but that may be a 3rd of an inch or so into santa rosa. you're talking about a 10th in the san francisco. so nice to see that are rolling into the bay area. temperatures tonight. going to be chilly out there. 30's and a couple 40's out there

the nonprofit sausalito village served up a full course thanksgiving dinner for some older residents this afternoon. they enjoyed turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, stuffing, plus pies for dessert. >> very nice. well, around the holiday, certainly food insecurity is often felt. the hardest. but this year, as always, local organizations are stepping up to make sure that no one goes hungry this thanksgiving in the south bay, abc seven news reporter lena howland highlights how they're building a better bay area. >> with thanksgiving just three days away, andre allensworth waited two hours in line in the rain to make sure her family has something on the table. >> it's a blessing, you know, it's great that humanity is still here helping families in need, and it's a joyful thing. >> it's the first time this single parent of three has signed up for help with sacred heart community service, a nonprofit anti-poverty organization. >> so i have a 26 year old, a 14 year old, and a 12.5 year old, plus my chihuahuas over the span of just three days. >> sacred heart is aiming to serve a total of 4000 fa

i also talked with one woman who is a shopper downtown, who came in from sausalito. she said that she noticed the demonstrations a few weeks ago when she came to visit, and she said she's concerned because the city is still trying to recover, and it might be a little bit difficult if these hotels can't accept the can't accept tourists who are visiting the city. she's concerned about that. she's hoping that there is a quick resolution to these negotiations. audrey, i'm sure a lot of people are hoping for the same thing. sergio thank you for that preview. i know we're going to be seeing your full story later on this evening, so we'll see you then. speaking of travel, let's go ahead and take a live look at sfo now. today is one of the busiest travel days for thanksgiving. tsa is expecting to screen more than 18 million people nationwide. now through monday. so if you are still planning to fly, the word of advice is to show up at least two hours before your boarding time. we did speak to fliers this morning, and some didn't take any chances. my poor brother in law had to

ahí fue donde nació la idea de poner en marcha a slice of sausalito, un verdadero negocio de tartas.

they are fully launching and san francisco and san mateo counties next year and coming to sausalito asl. the san francisco fire department is proud to announce that to some new firefighters coming. 49 of them are graduating. it's day 100 and 34th recruit class. 8 of the grads are also firefighter paramedics and it's a diverse group, including military veterans. fire reserves, personal fitness trainers, and even a scientist. so congrats that will go a long way to helping us when you need a fire person. a firefighter, they will be able to come to the rescue 10. 41 is a time right now. and happening today. you can have a cup of coffee with a cop in oakland. they have an event. it's specifically to bring together the police department and locals just enjoy a cup of coffee. this runs from 11 in the morning until one in the afternoon at the mcdonald's at 6300 international boulevard. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> it was a when for the niners and they won. so why are they punching each other? it was it was close close for comfort. we'll have more in comfort. we'll have more in sp

she's the medical director for the marine mammal center on the coast of sausalito, tagging. the rehab facility has treated more than 20,000 ailing animals, including those entangled in plastic. about 11 million metric tons of plastic waste find their way into our oceans, each year. that's enough trash to fill half a million dump trucks. and the flow of plastic is expected to triple by 2040. it's costing a lot of lives of these animals that are not used to this threat in their ocean environment. plastics are changing the appearance of our everyday world. plastic production largely took off in the 1950s and is credited with creating life saving medical devices and safe packaging for food. but plastics durability has led to an increasing amount of pollution. just one plastic bottle can take up to 450 years to decompose. in fact, it's estimated most of the plastic ever made around the world still exists, and the effects on wildlife have been devastating. plastic entangling birds, turtles and dolphins. whales have even washed up dead with stomachs full of plastic garbage bags. bu

they're gonna be piloting a new program, sausalito for man and his best friend last month. the sausalito city council approved a resolution recognizing loneliness and isolation in older adult communities as an epidemic, all while trying enhance their well-being. meals on wheels seth was now going provide pet food, animal robotic adoption opportunities and a lot of therapy. pets in years helpfully launched the program in san francisco and san mateo counties next year. >> it's 8.39, in the san francisco fire department is proud to announce the upcoming graduation. a 49 entry level. firefighters. this is the 100 34th recruit class. 8 of the grads are also firefighter paramedics. the class is diverse, including military veterans. fire reserves. personal fitness trainers and this scientist. their graduation ceremony represents the graduates next step towards their career as a san francisco firefighter, the ceremony is going to be this friday at 09:00am. it's a 39. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> as some of the niners got testy with each other on the field will sho

well, where more than a month away from sausalito winterfest. but you can. >> register now register your boat to be part of this lighted boat parade it is scheduled to take place on saturday, december 14th, starting time at 06:00pm at the great gabriel. park of the event also features some fireworks. the event is free. but if you want reserve seating, they are available at a cost. that's always fun. alright, and course, tis the season to be jolly. safeway holiday ice rink in union square. >> officially open for the season. the rink is offering classes in the weekends and you can also enjoy and our skating session with a group any day of the week that school ice skate rentals are included in the price. ice rink now open through january. 20th. this is video from last night's opening ceremony. this is now the 17th year. the ice rink union square. and that wraps up for us 5. but we've got a lot more ahead at 6 coming up. then the news at 6 o'clock. we're continuing to follow our breaking news. san francisco. >> as the new mayor-elect, henry concedin

what's that bike trail in sausalito? mikey? >> sausalito. bridgeway around there.h. >> yeah, i think yeah. anyway, those bikes, a lot of those, those trails along the bay are going to be flooded in the morning from like nine to about 11 king tides. and along the coast we have giant swell. and that combined with high tides makes it makes it very, very dangerous to go out to the coast. it really does this big surf and big 10 to 15 foot mavericks has been breaking in the last 2 or 3 days or last two days. broke pretty good size today. and then you got the high tide. so it's very dangerous. so just give it some time before you head out to the water. maybe wait till monday or tuesday or monday or tuesday of next week when the tides subside. when i come back, we'll do the full forecast. we'll get it right. i'll see you back here, bill. >> thank you. still ahead. tonight, an insurance claim that was too much to bear. how? authorities in southern california say they cracked this wild case. >> plus, you got drug addicts, people smoking marijuana on the board, cigarettes, dr

it was earlier this week that sausalito puts us alito.ice responded to a call from the crescent avenue area. officers arrested. larry u.s. white of antioch and a juvenile that was with him. white was found with a loaded handgun, high capacity magazine and burglary tools. the juvenile was released to a guardian and will face charges as well. more developing news in the north high school football team can't hit the gridiron after reports now racist comments towards their own players. kron four's terisa stasio has the district's response. >> on probation, the town pius high school football team under the microscope. after 2 reported cases of racial bias incidents involving dehumanizing speech. the assistant superintendent, a lab reading this letter saying that anti-black statements were made to and about a black team mate in the letter obtained by kron 4 news, the assistant superintendent kelly laura states, quote, i am appalled that this has happened twice on the football team. let me be clear. referring to black teammates as monkeys is rac

furman. >> and his best friend last month, the sausalito city council. approve this resolution recognizing loneliness and isolation in older adult communities as an epidemic, meals on wheels fast will now be providing pet food to seniors as well as the opportunity to adopt pets or even a therapy. pet. they also hope to fully launch this program in san francisco and san mateo counties next year. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at to a ski lovers paradise. getting a look at some fresh snow at palisades tahoe. >> plus, president biden is meeting with israel's president today. what's at stake for their meeting and what this means for the middle east. also, captain clay returns to the day when you can see the former splash brother in action. what they're doing chase center to welcome >> drivers in san francisco are being warned about parking too close to crosswalks before a new law starts being forced on january. 1st, this has a lot of drivers concerned about a loss of parking spots. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. it is a struggle to find a parking spot

. >> meals-on-wheels in san francisco is going to be piloting a new program in sausalito for man and his best friend last month. this a slate of city council approved a resolution recognizing loneliness and isolation in older adult communities as an epidemic and working to enhance their well-being meals on wheels sf will now be providing pet food animal robotic adoption opportunities and robotic therapy. pets to seniors. they hope to fully launch the program in san francisco in san mateo counties next year. >> still ahead, how a long-lost sculpture once used as doorstop could fetch millions at auction. >> lots of toys are hoping make it under a christmas tree this year. the toys are but some classic hund said made it into the toy hall of fame, which you would think is is more presiigious. this year's inductees included the pastel colored my little pony dolls. they were a 7 time finalist before actually being inducted. so the dogs must be really relieved. also among the 12 honorees transformers action figures has toy trucks. the face 10 pokemon trading cards and remote controlled vehi

month, the sausalito city council approved a resolution recognizing loneliness and isolation. older adults as an epidemic. they're trying to enhance. there will be now ills on rules sf they're going to be providing pet food, animal robotic adoption, opportunities by therapy, pets to seniors help to fully launch have program in san francisco, mateo counties next year. and in more bay area news, francisco department of family health launching their living proof campaign today. awareness campaign will focus on how people can access treatment and recovery services in the city. you got 9 people. they're going to share how they overcame addiction with these programs. and that help is available. >> a new uc berkeley study says that putting warning labels on products in california. >> does help to curb toxic exposures as a state law called prop 65. that went into effect way back in the 1980's requiring companies to place warning labels on their products. which alerts you to a potential health threat that could be called posed by chemicals. you see these labels on everything. well, res

for your health this afternoon, meals-on-wheels in san francisco is highlighting a new program in sausalito furman and his best friend last month. the sausalito city council approved a resolution recognizing loneliness and isolation, older adult communities as an epidemic and now has a plan to enhance well-being, meals on wheels will not provide pet food. annabelle robotic adoption opportunities and robotic therapy. pets to seniors. they hope to fully launch this program in san francisco and san mateo counties next year. retailers have locked everything from pricey electronics. >> socks and underwear. but walmart customers can soon be able to open those security locks from their cell phones. according to bloomberg, this technology is already being used in a few 100 walmart stores and eventually the retailer could roll out this mobile on locking service to customers specifically walmart. plus loyalty members. the faa is warning of potential delays on what is expected to be a very busy time to travel. nearly 30 million passengers are expected to pass through airports over the thanksgiving tra

a deadly weapon. 2 people were arrested after they were spotted trying to break into vehicles in sausalitowas seized by the police when they responded to a call that there was something going on on crescent avenue in sausalito officers ended up arresting larry u.s. white of antioch and under a juvenile, a white doe was found with a loaded handgun, high capacity magazine and burglary tools. the juvenile was released to a guardian. we'll take a look at the bullet holes left in a home in antioch. there was a car chase and a crash and a shooting and all of this activity force a nearby elementary school to go into lockdown. kron four's philippe djegal talked to people living at home. >> bullets pierced through jocelyn's home late tuesday morning narrowly missing her father and brother-in-law standing in the kitchen. we heard a really close. >> my husband say those are umpires like get on the slow jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch. police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at l

advisories going up in the north bay all the way from healdsburg santa rosa down to the bottom, almost to sausalito and all the way over to napa too. and the east bay going to get in the frost game, too is we're going to see some white stuff developing overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning with some very cold temperatures developing around the bay area and maybe even inside the forecast of lows tonight about 32 degrees and freezing its and rose about 33 in napa. 35 degrees in vacaville. 36 in 35 in antioch. s6 in conquers you get the idea is temperatures will be cold tomorrow morning likely to see some frost top of some of the cars and the rooftops even inside the you had to parts of the south bay tomorrow morning. 39 in san jose. 38 in fremont. maybe a little frost out there early on tomorrow morning. now it does look like the pattern is beginning to switch gears. and we really kind of needed after all that rain, some that still lingering moving south, but up above got high pressure trying to build in. that ridge is going to take over here in the coming days. what does that mean for the re

sausalito is a day trip and a lot of places can't stay open, so we need these hotels to run and we need tourists to feel safe and not be, you know, confronted with picketing lines when they come to our city. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. workers at oakland's airport also protesting, calling for better pay to keep up with the cost of living. dozens of union workers rallied outside terminal two. these are service workers contracted with multiple airlines. the airport was recently approved to upgrade its terminals and build a new one, and workers are demanding not to be left behind. they say their pay barely covers rent or health care, and many fear the expansion will bring more pollution and health issues to east oakland. the union has support from oakland councilwoman nikki fortunato bass. i am standing in solidarity with them today to make sure that as the airport expands, that they also are able to ensure that they have quality jobs for themselves and their families. the union says most of its workers make less than $20 an hour, and pay much of their health care

the southern marin fire district covers cities including mill valley, sausalito, and parts of tiburon. it also assists cal fire. >> we have cleared all the brush and everything around our property, and we built a concrete house. >> anthony theer is a former volunteer firefighter and lives in a fire prone area on mount tam. >> be prepared. have your go bag all set. make sure you have some water ready. you know, if you have a sprinkler system, make sure it's working properly. >> mill valley police has also alerted residents that there will be parking restrictions on miller avenue during the red flag warning. michelle de la rosa said she lives on a one lane road and is concerned that in the event of a fire, evacuating could be difficult. >> it makes me a little bit worried. >> what about an emergency bag or something like that? do you? in case of a fire? >> oh no, i don't have. i probably should i keep my car pointing down the hill just in case the main event is not expected until wednesday night. >> that red flag warning is expected to lift thursday at 7 a.m. in mill valley. betty yu kt

how about 44 degrees in la mort. 43 now in dublin. 48 in berkeley. 48 degrees in sausalito. then we start to break out some 30's in the north bay. so getting cold out there right now and cold enough likely going to see some frost forming in some of the interior valley, especially in the north bay healdsburg santa rosa saline all the way down the napa back to nevado. some very cold temperatures hovering right around the freezing as we're going to temperatures cool off into that clear skies and all that dry air even in the tri valley, the east bay are looking some cold temperatures early tomorrow morning numbers break down like this about 32 degrees and freezing in santa rosa. 34 in napa about 35 in livermore, maybe with some frost inside the bay with 30's in the south bay. >> warren. a lot happening right now in the south bay, a pedestrian dead after being hit by a car on 6.80, just north barry only one. the southbound lanes are right now open, according to the california highway patrol's log, several drivers reported seeing the person running across the interstate shortly be

here's a live look this midday in sausalito, where the rain has been coming down, moving into the northorning. the area is expected to be hit the hardest by this storm system over the next several days. and a big heads up if you're heading to the airport. that storm already causing problems for travelers at sfo. now the faa saying that arriving flights are being delayed on average two hours, 35 minutes. and of cours, this is only the beginning. we've got live team coverage, nbc bay area's ginger conejero sahib is live in san rafael, where pg&e just wrapped up a news conference. but first, let's kick things off with meteorologist kari hall. she's been tracking this storm, and we can see that this is a storm that we've been talking about for days. two main impacts here. it's the atmospheric river itself. that's that long line of some very enhanced rainfall that's coming in from the tropics. and that's been driven by this, what we call a bomb cyclone. it's an area of low pressure that has rapidly intensified. and it is pulling in this atmospheric river that's targeting the bay area with ba

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a 49 in sausalito now all the way down to 40 in calistoga already. 47 in saline up and 47 degrees andnational weather service issuing some frost advisories tonight. healdsburg santa rose all the way down into vado sonoma stanley that map up. they're not the only ones in the east bay, too. you get the valleys and we're not have much in the way of wind tonight. so these temperatures going to really fall off in a hurry and it's going to get cold in the concord live. more. you get to a pleasant and you get the double in danville. it's going to be very chilly out in walnut creek overnight tonight and expect to wake up to some of that frost early tomorrow morning. take a look at the forecast and temperatures for overnight lows. yeah, you're right around freezing in santa rosa tonight. 35 degrees in napa. 36 in vacaville about 37 in concord. and 37 live more. you get the idea these numbers staying low and yes, to be a cold start to your thanksgiving. but the sun rises. we've got some beautiful weather ahead. something you want to watch out for, though, is some of that fog developing in some

lluvias todavía de camino para sausalito, concord y san josé.n agradables. sin embargo, las lluvias van a ser la noticia del día de mañana. igualmente en las 3 ciudades y esto es lo que podemos esperar una calma en la lluvia esta noche en las zonas al norte. pero viernes se acerca esa nueva ronda de aguaceros. continúa. entonces ese riesgo de inundaciones y esa advertencia de fuertes vientos que comienza esta noche a las 22:00 de la noche. yo regreso con más del tiempo a las 6, pero nosotros seguimos conversando sobre esto porque dublín también se está preparando para estas fuertes lluvias que se esperan. como bien lo decías tú marcelo, el viernes, mientras los equipos municipales siguen trabajando en la limpieza de las alcantarillas y también de los desagües pluviales. por cierto, esta mañana los trabajadores de la ciudad realizaron inspecciones finales en los desagües. además, dicen, han habilitado un centro de distribución de sacos de arena. estos son gratuitos, están en el patio municipal que está ubicado cerca de la estación del bart de dub

that includes public parties, art exhibitions and in sausalito tomorrow evening a comedy and magic show. the spiritual holiday originates in mexico held each year the start of november when according to tradition, the dead return to earth to visit their loved ones. at 6:00 our jose martinez will show you how the bay area's lgbtq community is remembering those who others may have forgotten. ♪ >>> november is native american heritage month and we'll bring you the stories from the diverse native communities right here in the bay area all month long. today our len ramirez introduces us to an east bay man celebrating his apache heritage and his love of oakland. >> it's really nice when you come in here at night, nice and quiet. that's when i paint the most. >> reporter: when you see the art created by gabriel patton sr., two things stand out, his love of the city of oakland -- >> this is one of my first ones. >> reporter: -- and the pride of his apache native american heritage. gabriel's studio is filled with his paintings, like this modernized portrait of the legendary apache geronimo. >> h

in sausalito. we ran into sonya roads and her husband, who were visiting from dallas and took the ferry from san francisco. >> it was choppy, but it didn't bother us. we did okay with it. there were only about five people on the ferry, so i think it's impacting their business. >> rhodes said she and her husband were determined not to let the bad weather negatively impact their trip, a sentiment we also heard from fellow tourist gail leggett, who says the rain wasn't stopping her from getting a little shopping done. >> unless it's gale force winds, in which case i become mary poppins with the umbrella. i might reconsider. >> as for everyone else, county officials are recommending you limit your time outside and on roadways. they also want to remind people to have evacuation plans and go bags ready, making sure that you have water, food, the medicine, anything that you require to be able to kind of hunker down in your home safely with your family is recommended. now, as for that, tiburon ferry servic

that trail is the one that connects sausalito to marin city, to mill valley, and it floods and it's coveredd you bikes go through it and you got to wipe them off to get rusty. and those were king tides. what about rain, rob? are we getting rain that's going to impact that. we weren't adding water to it today right. or had wind that could make things challenging. but it's a reminder king tides as we get into december, january and february, the peak of these coming in as we officially get closer into winter. but we're going to see a bit of a finish to the weekend that will make you feel a bit more winter chilled outside. we've got cold temperatures, 30s and 40s clear tonight, but the clouds fill in tomorrow. this will lead to some rain chances, especially during the afternoon and into tomorrow evening. and then the potential is there for much higher rain totals later in the week. outside right now still clear 47 degrees in san jose, we had a high of 64 almost into the 30s. in fact, a few areas in the tri-valley upper 30s right now dublin, 41 degrees over towards san rafael, 46 clear skies for

and we also know that at least one person has been killed in sausalito office. 3 guided messiah stripe hips was operational. and when now if you had him to force that at least one person has been killed in, cuz someone as well. so a deadly night showed a new crane. but this was the phone was several such strides. last week, all of last week across the country as well. so we've got those deadly attacks. we've got massive reciprocal grown attacks now between russia and ukraine activities. so it'd be increasing on the front lines as well. is there a sense in ukraine to make sure that this war is heating up? what did i tell you the previous night? we saw ukraine being hit by a 145 drones from russia. but while this was the highest number of route seen, i have to point out that that has been a incremented increase of doing strikes over the last few months, consecutive, repossess presidents and mc. pointed out that the joint sites with 10 times as much as the last 4. and this is also seen as a campaign to once again. so i felt air defenses to mount a massive material attack later on. and thi

she's the medical director for the marine mammal center on the coast of sausalito.agging the rehab facility has treated more than 20,000 ailing animals, including those entangled in plastic. about 11 million metric tons of plastic waste find their way into our oceans each year. that's enough trash to fill half a million dump trucks. and the flow of plastic is expected to triple by 2040. it's costing a lot of lives of these animals that are not used to this threat in their ocean environment. plastics are changing the appearance of our everyday world. plastic production largely took off in the 1950s and is credited with creating life saving medical devices and safe packaging for food. but plastics durability has led to an increasing amount of pollution. just one plastic bottle can take up to 450 years to decompose. in fact, it's estimated most of the plastic ever made around the world still exists, and the effects on wildlife have been devastating. plastic entangling birds, turtles and dolphins. whales have even washed up dead with stomachs full of plastic garbage bag

verdadero descanso en cuanto a esas lluvias y así estará en los próximos 3 días en la ciudad de sausalitoonocido en inglés como thanksgiving, pero algunas personas desconocen el origen de ese día feriado. daisy vallmajó nos explica el significado de esta tradición expresar agradecimiento es un valor que debemos cultivar todos los días de la vida. aquí en los estados unidos se celebra de manera especial el cuarto jueves del mes de noviembre. la tradición de thansgiving o día de acción de gracias tiene su origen en 1621, cuando los colonos ingleses celebraron con los nativos de la zona el éxito de su primera cosecha. durante 3 días consecutivos. pero fue en 1789 que el presidente george washington lo declaró como festividad nacional. en 1863, el presidente abraham lincoln proclamó el cuarto jueves de noviembre como el día nacional de acción de gracias y en 1941, finalmente el congreso decretó este día como feriado oficial. esta fiesta nacional es considerada una fecha para celebrar en familia y, por supuesto, para agradecer. gracias por ese informe importante. historia cientos de familias e

the sausalito resident, who says she's preparing for the atmospheric river set to hit the north bay over week. >> i live on a slope, so i need to put them, like below my storm drain because water just comes pummeling out of there. so i'm going to try to reroute the water. >> macarthur isn't the only one getting ready. everyone from county officials making sure that our various systems of creeks and floodways are clear of debris and ready to take on a rise in water flow from the intense rains to p-g-and-e's say they're gearing up for what's set to be the biggest storm of the season so far. >> we've really pre-staged all of our equipment. i'm talking about power lines, power poles, transformers. they're really in locations that are easy to access for when we need them. if we do see power outages. >> so this gets people through the cold weather at the ritter center in san rafael, ceo mark shotwell says while these winter storms are difficult on everyone, they're especially challenging for the unhoused. a raincoat goes a long way. >> he and his team showed us the food, clothing and other ite

the sausalito resident, who says she's preparing for the atmospheric river set to hit the north bay overt of the week. >> i live on a slope, so i need to put them, like below my storm drain because water just comes pummeling out of there. so i'm going to try to reroute the water. >> macarthur isn't the only one getting ready. everyone from county officials making sure that our various systems of creeks and floodways are clear of debris and ready to take on a rise in water flow from the intense rains to p-g-and-e's say they're gearing up for what's set to be the biggest storm of the season so far. >> we've really pre-staged all of our equipment. i'm talking about power lines, power poles, transformers. they're really in locations that are easy to access for when we need them. if we do see power outages. >> so this gets people through the cold weather at the ritter center in san rafael, ceo mark shotwell says while these winter storms are difficult on everyone, they're especially challenging for the unhoused. a raincoat goes a long way. >> he and his team showed us the food, clothing and o

there after the rain, though, comes some pretty views like this one, a complete rainbow, scene from sausalito this afternoon. it just to take it just kept getting better and better. i couldn't. i kept sending victor pictures of rainbow. and it was like only was like a little bit about that. and then it was. then it got brighter. and then we saw the full thing. i was like, ok, this is vitamin for a minute if you possess. yeah, that's right. you're lucky. it was beautiful. got was really interesting is that featured little bit everything. we have little bit sunshine, blue skies and we had clouds of vertical development. >> and then, of course, we had rain drops. rainbows snow in the sierra. it's just amazing. what variety of weather we had today. and it's a beautiful day. but, you know, if you step outside right numbers are in the 40's to 50's. so it's chilly overnight right now and it'll just get, of course, cooler as we head on out forecast highs for tomorrow in the 50's for the most part and lower 60's. so it's not a warm day, not much swing in temperatures between the coastal zones in the i

in fact, numbers are dropping off your 49 in pacifica. 46 now in sausalito 40 degrees right now in napa. 38 in fairfield and 36 degrees in calistoga. so getting cold already. but clouds begin to move in. now we're watching the storm system just beginning to develop all that moisture just kind of racing across the pacific now. but it's going to take another 24 hours really to set itself up and then it's going rapidly intensifying as it does. it will start to come onshore. and that's when the storms are most potent when they're just intensifying approaching the coastline, the heaviest will be just to the north of us. i far northern california, eureka crescent city all the way down. the mendocino county are talking about some extremely heavy rainfall during this period see that more in just a moment. the focus is going to stay to the north until we get into friday. and that's when the bulk of that storm begins to roll on through for the south behind that a few scattered showers on saturday and one more storm moving in on sunday to keep things going and very, very wet. so the possibility of

much more than a month away from sausalito winterfest. now register your boat to be part of the parade in the event features fireworks as well. and this is scheduled to happen saturday, december 14th, 06:00pm gave rossa park. the event is free. but if you are interested in reserve seating, those are available at a cost. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the search for survivors of a capsized boat in bodega bay has been called off. >> we spoke with a great deal survivor just days after he lost his father. plus, starting tomorrow, you could be issued a parking ticket in san francisco. if you violate a new law where you can no >> at least maybe 14. see put our life jackets on and jumped in the water overboard. >> now n the kron, 4 morning news, a tragic story of survival here from a 13 year-old boy after his father died from a boat capsizing in the bodega bay. what he told us about his family's loss. plus in the south bay calls for action over fears of mass deportations during a second trump presidency. well, police in san jose say the

for decades, richardson bay just saw sausalito and marin, home to a rough and tumble community of boate open waters off the grid, and with their anchors out. but now the community is being pushed out to make it safe. >> and making a living as a talented artist, on richardson bay, and the story that lives beneath all those boats. environmentally critical eel grass. >> and most days, most people don't see it, but it is there, working for us day in and day out, tide in and tide out. >> a seal just popped its head up. >> reporter: she's fighting for the creatures who depend on eel grass. >> they're just so cute. >> eel grass is the basic for the san francisco bay. and for all the purposes, the sea lions, they all rely on the eel grass. >> reporter: but the grass is not thriving. scientists say they know why. when the anchor on the bay exploded, so did damage to the marine grass. aerial photos would show crop circles of dead eel grass. >> anchors, chains, other ground tackle, they basically act as a lawnmower. scraping away everything in their path. about 80 acres in total of eel grass was

the senior correspondent claudia cowan reporting live from sausalito, california.l, trace, this ruling gives a huge legal victory to the san jose state spartans after what's been a tumultuous regular season and dashes the hopes of teams who forfeited games in protest and filed suit to have those losses reversed. after an emergency hearing last week in colorado, a federal judge has ruled that blair flemming is eligible to play women's collegiate volleyball even though flemming according to court filings is a male who identifies as transgender and claims a female identity. a dozen volleyball players from five schools had sued the mountain west conference and officials at san jose state for allegedly violating their title 9 and 1st amendment rights. they argued that when they forfeited games against the spartans they ran up against a controversial rule thao contestn for san jose state. players claim their refusal to play out of protest hurt their ranking and amounts to suppression of free speech. but a judge denied those arguments and the current roster stands with sa

here this morning from a couple different school districts in marin county and even the city of sausalito. of course, not everyone is buying tarps and things to prepare specifically for the weather. a lot of folks come here just to get the equipment they need for their day to day jobs, but they the national weather service is predicting what it's calling the first significant atmospheric river of the season. so we have seen a couple people walk out with some giant plastic tarps, presumably construction workers, who are kind of laying down those tarps to prevent any type of erosion on the work that they're doing right now. live in san rafael, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. okay, allie. >> thank you. well, california's insurance commissioner taking new action to help people who live in areas of high fire danger. the commissioner says his office wants to create new rules for insurance companies that do business in california. now, his plan would dramatically expand the insurance options for homeowners and business owners in high wildfire risk areas. several big insurance companies no long

sausalito and larkspur ferries on golden gate ferry are still running.s morning who described their ride in on the water this morning and the upcoming storm. >> it's all going to depend on how the ferry works and if it's going to be operating or not, because obviously i have to wait to get those updates, so i'm just waiting on them. my husband is waiting to find out because he usually picks me up from the ferry, so he might have to go to richmond or concord, to the bart to come pick me up. >> there haven't been too many cancellations to be honest. i've been riding it for quite some time, and i've only gotten maybe one in the last. i don't know, 15 years or so. >> now the weather now and over the next several days also affecting air travel. there's a wind advisory in effect today, which includes parts of alameda county, san francisco and the peninsula, 40 to 50 mile per hour wind gusts expected. so right now, inbound flights to sfo are delayed by an average of two hours and 35 minutes. anytime you have a inclement weather like this at sfo, they have to ch

looking of spot like nevada now sitting at about 53 in sausalito. 63 in nevado head over to livermore about 57. but a pretty nice day, right? temperatures not bad. when did not bad and nice and dry. so if you're are heading driving anywhere, even find anywhere. the weather is on your side now. when we get into the overnight hours, we are going to see a little bit of a change tonight. we got coal last night in the north, a particular tonight. you can see we heard a frost advisory for parts of the interior in north bay, east bay and the south bay. we could see. so those temperatures get down to the freezing mark. so that is a little bit of a concern. unfortunately, it's a byproduct of having these beautiful blue skies at the heat of the day escapes very quickly. when i come back in a bit, we'll talk about just how low those temperatures will go. >> all right. cuyler new it for a person was rescued from the water after they fell from pure. 45 in san francisco happened about 1 o'clock this afternoon. the fire department says that they help the person an adult who was holding on to appear

and we're more than a month away from sausalito winterfest. but you can now register your boat to be part of the lighted boat parade. it's scheduled to take place on saturday, december 14th, starting at 06:00pm at the gabriel some park. the event also features fireworks. the event is free. but if you want reserved seeding, they are available for you at a cost. happening tomorrow, the mount rose ski resort officially opening for the season. the resort is going to be the first to open in the tahoe region. the resort says that this is thanks to early season snow. the resort says that for opening weekend, their planned lift operations going to include that lakeview express and the magic conveyor from 09:00am to 04:00pm parking will be available at the main launch. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5 moments away. we continue to follow breaking news. mayor london breed. >> has conceded the san francisco mayor's race to daniel lurie. we're expecting to hear from the mayor coming up in the next hour. plus, governor newsom already preparing to push

>> and we're more than a month away from sausalito winterfest. but you can register your vote to be part of the lighted boat parade. now the event is scheduled to take place december 14, starting at 6 in the evening at gables in park. the event features fireworks and the event is free. but if you want reserve seating for a spectacular view, those are available to purchase. and bart is saying thank you to bay area k-pop fans. check this out. the transit agency posting this message on social media. >> the last 2 nights part cent. they said that nearly 6,000 extra riders stopped at the coliseum station for a boy group. 7 teams world tour right here. now they performed at the open arena and party. the posted an image with one of the anime mascots of park holding a 17 lights. light in homage to the boy band out there. all right. don't go anywhere because we do have another hour of news. still ahead, i'm stephanie proper news at 3 is next. >> i direct my entire administration. worker his team ensure a peaceful and orderly transition. >> now i 3 transit

its in sausalito, they call it winter fest and you can register right now if you have a boat and you a lighted boat parade and they also have fireworks and they hold this on. >> december 14th at 06:00pm off of gabriel, some part. but you can see it everywhere and it's free. but they have special seating. if you want to pay for that. so love hollywood is that again because that would just amber, 40 head on with the weather. that is a saturday local anyone weeks and >> any right. here's what we got in the next 7 days. we can talk about. we have a couple opportunities for some showers going on for this weekend. the really big and juicy one is monday afternoon. there's another little grazing into sunday morning, a bit, too, but we do have some sun and clouds for the mixture. so it's not a spoiler or anything like that. just enough to moisten up the ground level, at least as best as we can know. when you say monday we get showers up tahoe is going to get that's snow in these packages know going to go with the >> i thought you to the apres-ski thing. you don't want to see they were free tr

. >> 8.55, and about a month or so away from sausalito winterfest.s the time you need to know because if you have a boat, you want to register for the lighted boat parade. you need to start thinking about that. now. they also have fireworks. you're looking at past years and it's really fun watch this happen. saturday, december 14th, starting at 06:00pm at the gabriel park and it's free. but they do have a reserve seating thing. if you want to get that costal something. but, you know, just get out see the both solid at this fun forge this. okay. hey, want to stay up to date with a small local news sports and weather. >> kron 4 news on your tv for free with kron on app. it's available on apple roku, fire and samsung tv. you also screen stream com for news on the go with that kron. 4 mobile app. watch us online at kron. 4 dot com. it's 8.56. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to take a look at what the recalls >> are showing so far for oakland, mayor sheng thao in alameda da pamela price will take a look at tho numbers. >> and a

just slightly less as we go on into southern marin, sausalito.too fast though, so just a brief pause on that for today. we take it hour by hour for cleanup mode into the mid morning hours. still some scattered activity through the north bay. parts of sunol down here in the south bay, but really, that sunshine comes in into the afternoon hours. but there is more rain on the way as i take it on into sunday. still a similar fashion to today. scattered. so if you don't see that rain, we'll see some cloudy skies with some peeks of sunshine as we go on into the afternoon as well. now, if you're traveling to the sierras trying to get your thanksgiving started early, don't go there. today we have this winter storm warning that covers a lot of the sierra range until about 10:00 tonight. those gusty conditions could be whiteout at times, as some of those ridges go into about 100 mile an hour gusts at times. so please, just keep it here with the forecast. i'll guide you through this system as we go into the next couple of days. and speaking of the next coup

. >> this is in sausalito. and then james, you do the james i see are a bit. and then james, you sent this from walnut creek. so that was really nice, total. we? nice weather. you know, after the showers yesterday, had some nice rainbow weathers make some of the clouds. so the rain is god. we're mostly sunny and we are chilly out there so that these are the temperatures out the door around the region. and here is a peek at your weekend forecast. mainly quiet most of the weekend and temperatures in the low 60's sunday could be a transition day because we are expecting another stance of rain mainly in the north bay late. that was so you get most of the day time to do activities, but definitely bummed and i want to come back in the extended talk about those cold temperatures. also high surf, high tide. the king tides are back. so there's a lot going on. back to you. >> all right. well, 9.30, is the time and let's get a check of the roads this morning where you can see the bay bridge is looking pretty good. 13 minutes to get from oakland into san francisco across

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he'll be like, oh, i was at this thing in sausalito. here's some video. like, he's the best. giving us those shots of a burning man and stuff when all those storms were going on. it's just a great, you know, person that was out there, connected to us and helped us get that information of the floods and all of those things that were going on to always thinking about the bay area community. he's a great person to work with. when you're waiting for an interview in there late and late and late, you just talk about anything he's done. giants opening day together now for two years, so i love being out there with him. he makes the morning just great and that huge day. memories. we love you josh. what do you have to say? oh thanks. you can you can tell this is the longest. yeah i know you can tell. this is the longest i stand on the other side of the camera. yeah, well, we know your wife and your son are so proud of you, josh. and we love you. yeah. congratulations on a quarter of a century. 25 years is no easy task. but you've done it and done it. well, the next 25. yeah. cheers to

heaviest of showers now pushing into moran just south of nevado down towards areas like no valley in sausalito and to the north. some of that heavier rainfall has already passed through santa rosa and rohnert park now making its way a little bit closer to routes like highway 37 right there along san pablo bay. but along with this rainfall will come some heavier winds, too. so just make sure that if you're stepping outside next few minutes in the north bay, you're ready to go for that heavier rain. some windy conditions for the rest of us in the bay area are rainfall is about to pick up within the next couple hours. now, current temperatures mostly in the upper 50's to low 60's. that's about warm as it gets today for most areas barely make in the low 60's for daytime highs. so today does stay cool even after rainfall does depart later on most of our heavier rain showers will be between 10, 11 to noon today rated. all right. that will certainly be taking my time up in the north bay, like john just talked about. >> because of that heavy rain starting to fall up there. so be mindful to holiday. no