we are here in the plaza right now. 60 years ago, this is where they were. this is where they came. ting here? >> well, walking through the hallways is actually more chilling for me because the room looks like the plaza hotel. but it could be any hotel. the hallways are definitely the plaza hotel. >> definitely the plaza. >> and we have a bunch of scenes in the hallways. so it's surreal. >> beatles 64 also showcases new interviews with surviving members mccartney and ringo starr. >> we weren't sure whether they would do an interview or not, but we did everything we could to entice them. and paul had this wonderful photo exhibit in brooklyn. >> oh, that's right. yes. >> yeah. where he himself was revisiting 1964. all the photographs are from 1964, and i think he had something else to say. so we filmed him at the photo exhibit. >> when we came, it was quite shortly after kennedy had been assassinated. maybe america needed something like the beatles to be lifted out of sorrow. >> the film features some never before seen footage of the band. >> there's a scene in the film. it's a party a

. >> amy walk to the plaza with another little girl and mentioned the man to her. told kristy about the conversation. >> she told me that amy told her i'm going to meet a friend. she thought nothing of it. she was like, okay, have fun. >> she would walk on the sidewalk your. to the plaza to the right. >> the detective retraced the very few steps amy took that date. so she would've felt completely safe walking over here, hanging around. >> very safe. a lot of kids from the middle school would've been here. people shopping. you can see how many cars are here. it would've been like this in 1989. >> two kids saw amy in the plaza, standing by this blackball. >> she seemed to be waiting for somebody. they described at some point that a male engaged her in conversation, and they looked away, carried on the business talking with her friends and when they looked back amy was gone. the two 10-year-olds who saw this helped provide a composite drawing of the individual they saw. >> these are the composite sketches based on descriptions from two 10-year-olds who had different m

everything's cleared from the toll plaza itself now on the right shoulder.ries and no slowing. san mateo bridge just above it, moving very smoothly. the commute direction. no problems. easily manageable for this friday. lighter build later. build top of the screen. highway 37 does show a little slowing over on the right. no slowing for highway four through pittsburgh or bay point. good stuff. the bay bridge shows a little bit on the incline. the volume of traffic starting to build, but it's quite manageable right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. in just a few hours, we'll hear from the new mayor elect of san francisco, the newly elected daniel lurie. and today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab. she's live for us in the city. this morning. and ginger, there's a lot he's hoping to accomplish. that's right. good morning, marcus and laura. you know, we were there when daniel lurie first announced that he is running for mayor. that was over a year ago. this morning. he is stepping into his new role as mayor elect of san fra

>> on the plaza. what is your baby bear's name? >> baron. ehold essentials. >>> we have the thanks and giving story from the amazing kids at st. jude paying it forward. >>> and coming up the third hour, al's conversation with the one and only oprah, sharing what makes her happy. we can't wait for that conversation. first, another check of the weather with dylan. the rain passed by with the parade. now a little bit of sprinkling. >> a little sprinkling happening right now. we'll call it festive. we have colder temperatures working into a lot of the country this weekend. we are looking for well below average temperatures across the midwest and plains. the cold air across the great lakes creates the lake-effect snow. we could see four-to-five feet of snow off lake erie and ontario. it is chilly down the south. temperatures in the 50s and 60., okay. good friday morning. we are starting under a frost advisory today and tomorrow. but those cold mornings will turn into afternoons that are just very lovely and dry to continue to enjoy it with friends

security measures are underway in the plaza, around the white house where people could normally just walk in, has no been barricaded. visitors are still allowed to go inside, but certainly security measures are now reaching a height of a high point if you will. we've also been speaking to voters around washington dc, many of them visiting the us capital. and this is what they had to say about their fears and expectations a day ahead of the election. i think i hope for tomorrow is that one people have the opportunity to vote for whoever they want peacefully. and that regardless, there is no violence that comes out of tomorrow's election that we accept the results of tomorrow's election. and that we can come away from it a little bit more as like a peaceful nation hopefully. and that people can sell for her and no matter what people need to get along, you know, we need to, we need to be able to come together as a nation and enjoy the presence of other people around you and not have to fear there. definitely always are serious living around. do you see like something like the capital. r

and though foot traffic appeared robust in union square, miller and lux provisions on the plaza said it expects flat to lower sales this season compared to this time last year. analysts predict a solid holiday shopping season overall in the u.s, though not quite as strong as last year's. despite inflation easing. >> union square is unbelievably important, not just to the businesses, not just to tourism, but to the city at large. it is the largest producer of tax dollars in the city, and all of that goes to the programs and the places that us residents use. >> sfpd has a noticeable presence at every major corner in union square, and plans to maintain it through the holiday season. this year, there are five fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas, so retailers are really hoping that shoppers spend more. and by early in san francisco, betty y, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten tonight, the 18 story federal building in san francisco will be formally dedicated sunday. as the speaker, nancy pelosi, federal building. this is the tower there on seventh street across from the u.s. court

commissioner i'm thrilled to be presenting the geothat medic light sculpture ut as installed in the plazae piece reflects the journey through the universe and the important development of san francisco. i had the pleasure of inheriting this from project manager and been an honor to see it across is finish line after a 6 year process. >> itself sculpt it is mid plaza along jessie street and is comprised of powered sheets and led welded into 12 inch cones and as mentioned approximately, one hundred and 40 by one hundred and 62 inches and beiges nearly 2 thousand pounds based on is october 22nd with the swift assistance of fine arts as illustrated in the images it compliments the stone pallet of plaza it is durable powered coating and protective finish to make sure that is a lasting feature for years to come is the art and scarves by trastania the goals formation shaping the goad rush area for that takes the form of a unique tar like structure compromised that is on the surface and is intended to create an inspiring and gathering place for the public encouraging reflection to it's connection

item 7 the chief executive offer report. plazaeport, due to a conflict the company will not present slides this month, we will continue for next month, we do have consultants to give report on plaza. >> thank you, and for sf gov. tv, we do have a slide for this, thank you. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, board of commissionrs, i'm camille field coordinator. and we'll be reporting for the september services report for relocation this month services have successful assisted property management with any relocations up-to-date for tenant engagement, we are able to host a coffee hour for 18 residents. also able to provide weekly hot meals for 24 families onsite every wednesday at 12:00 p.m. in partnership with shsdc. we were able to partner with our association for senior programming that is held every tuesday and we do different activities like bingo bible study, sewing, they also do arts and craft so we bring about 20 seniors and we were able to partner with dph for what they had in the community. we were als

and the stress is not knowing what's going on with plaza east. d now i have thes, these cats to take care of. and i don't know what what's going to happen if i have to when i'm if i move, i will have to get rid of them or whatever. and so the, the thing is the failure of engaging with residents, housing authorities and. we, we, we basically need to get, get together and find out what's, what's going on with plaza east. okay. so calvin thank thank thank you so much for that. and what we will do is plan to have a follow up meeting with plaza east resident council, the dac and invite our partners to be present in the room so we can all have a conversation at once about what our plans are moving forward. as of right now, as we've said in previous meetings, the based on our conversations, our priority and focus to date has been just on getting the service dollars out the door so that we can complement existing services that other city departments are invested in. at plaza east. to complement that, and also to ensure that those capital improvement dolla

that demonstration, taking place on the steps of sproul plaza. in uc berkeley and including a brief appearance from students supporting trump. some cal students have expressed frustration with the current biden administration over their handling of the current war with gaza. when it comes with palestinians. i don't think that he will be able to provide a prominent resolution to the situation going on between israel and in gaza. trump is probably going to be better for the area. just historically, if you look at the four years of his term versus the four years of biden's term, and that's that's where i stand. i think trump's going to stand by israel. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling trump's election win history's greatest comeback. one israeli official telling nbc news that they think netanyahu might try to sign a ceasefire deal early in trump's second term. this is to give him a quick diplomatic victory. the u.s. says israel has until next week to allow more aid into gaza, or face a potential cutback in american military suppor

blue hair ran off, leading us into today when a man matching that description showed back up to the plazalanguage ] >> all right, so the news crew obviously took some risks there, but she did say they called 911. authorities say that man is facing charges of attempted second-degree murder and aggravated battery. not good, but good thing that they were there at the time and everybody was apprehended safely. >> yeah. >> wild stuff. all right, thank you for watching the late >> some big breaking news on president-elect donald trump's pick for attorney general. matt gaetz saying

blue hair ran off, leading us into today when a man matching that description showed back up to the plazapeaking in a global language ] >> all right, so the news crew obviously took some risks there, but she did say they called 911. authorities say that man is facing charges of attempted second-degree murder and aggravated battery. not good, but good thing that they were there at the time and everybody was apprehended safely. >> yeah. >> wild stuff. all right, thank - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation sponsored by lifelock. - i thought i'd be the last person on earth this would happen to. i change my passwords all the time, i shred my documents, and i lock my documents up, so i thought i was bulletproof, honestly. someone stole my social security number and filed a tax return in my name. - nearly one in four consumers in the u.s. have been a victim of identity theft, but not you, yet. you check your bank accounts and credit, set up complex passwords, shred important documents. no one's getting past your protections.

on the other hand, mecca but a plaza since the 1800s a gathering place have the holiday ice ring and as well as the macy's tree and the lenore a place where my that family and thousands of families come and enjoy the pictures and so proud to see all the people. mayor london breed commitment to the union squareeflected her violation and throughout san francisco by investing in the places like shopper programs and supporting holidays to make sure the union square remains a welcoming and friendly place a place for residents and businesses can thrive we're happy and i want to shout out to all the ambassadors and especially our park ranges with deputy chief if the park ranges will be partnering with sf finding and our sheriff's department in keeping the public safe and also ask i'm marcus to make sure we have the stickers available; right? . okay. >> so always come and talk with our leaders and talk with our who are keeping us safe is they'll tell you about the chiechlt about the holidays that is helping san francisco economic recovery. so i promise when you come here you'll have a safety

tickets start at $25 and the money raised will help fund the free christmas in the park plaza at the plaza. the cesar chavez chavez, which is downtown. organizers say they've recently lost sponsors for next year's event, so they're trying to raise about $100,000 to keep the downtown christmas in the park going. nonprofit says the visitors can help by actually going to the drive through display, where you pay for the $25 tickets, or by dropping money at the donation boxes around the cesar chavez plaza. all right, let's go ahead and take a live look now in san francisco, where earlier this week, world leaders met in the city by the bay to discuss ai safety measures. new report from stanford says the u.s. is leading the world in the technology. stanford looked at how many countries are investing in research and ai legislation, and the u.s. took top spot and is outpacing other countries. china came in next. the uk, india and the united arab emirates. okay. up next, san jose is celebrating a legend on the ice. the tribute to joe thornton as the sharks get ready to retire his jersey. and he

and it gets in front of the plaza. >> and you mentioned who you bringri along. >> there to tv series that would summarize it. one is "sex and the city" "sex and the city" really prior to that show there isn't much of what we have an entertainment that basically says that women can have on their own terms and they can have romance on their own terms and it'sow a woman's role and relating to other women is more than men about what they do. it was this break through for hbo which was the beginning in 1998 when he kicked off when "sex and the city" kicked off of what we look back on his peak tv the wonderful premiere television series and she was watching it with her daughter and i thought the mother and daughter are watching "sex and the city" today? what values does that teach so who did i bring with me to this bus tour and my idea was that me go back into the 1990s from 2010, 2011 and 2012 and i brought a doctor helen fischer who unfortunately just passed awayay last week the anthropologists.ll i wondered what was going on with the people. there's ken in the background. what happened w

but i'm sure a chef using yeah, we'll definitely the plaza shift and not using. yeah. goodness bottler wants to bring more variation to russell tweet, so that the recipes meet certain criteria, like fulfilling specific nutritional requirements or producing a smaller carbon footprint. he's excited to share his invention with the wills. integrating a i into restaurants is a relatively recent development. but robots aren't. have you been serve your food or hedge of table cleared by a robot before robots also being used to behind the bar and the kitchen? many unemployed for very specific tasks, like fine french fries making steel, fries, or baking pizza. no one can do everything right. but can we in good conscience, leave the entire kitchen to robots? these dishes are being prepared by a kitchen robots. this one works at the tubing in university hospital in germany. it can make $3000.00 meals per day to come team that can be hard time times covers at each time. so i'm in the busiest hours during lunch time, where a hospital of our staff works nights and on weekends and odd

of people attending friday's tree come top and classic vendors like snowmen hot chocolate packed the plazajust and has been here for decades. and co-owner anthony sanders says the recipe is the same whipped cream chocolate candy cane and a snowman and the marshmallow. yeah. for many years there was that there was a strong business partnership between the downtown businesses and christmas the park. and we're kind of hoping that that that can, you know, rekindle again, protecting christmas in the park means protecting generations of joy there on vacation from college. and i wanted to spend some time with them and special the river on reminiscing on times of childhood and setting up hope for future christmas gifts. don't know. maybe a mac book and hoping this tradition. 44 years strong is funded from anymore with donations. no matter how small. i mean, look at all the people, you so that's day one. and if it goes all month long. >> that would be sad. so again, this event is free to the public here at cesar chavez park. if you do want to donate while you're here, you can find any small red don

the richmond-san. rafael bridge toll plaza. there you see rain raindrops on the camera lens. it's been slow going getting over to marin county. no specific problems here at this spot, but just want to show you that the weather is a factor in this morning's commute. we've seen it throughout the bay area, especially the east bay. had a lot of problems this morning. 280 in san jose. roads here look dry, but as you heard steve mentioned, it's moving on through 880 in oakland. also a wet and rainy commute. you see a lot of slowing down as folks make their way up past the coliseum. 732 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. just two days until thanksgiving holiday travel is ramping up. ktvu is amanda quintana is at san francisco international airport to show us what it is like. there. >> well, it's busy, but in my opinion, it's not too busy. it doesn't seem too bad. we've had some people that we talked to that said, you know, i kind of was expecting it to be worse. so that's good for them that they got here prepared and they're thin

obviously, the bay bridge toll plaza has a lighter volume. the metering lights are active, but they're not causing a backup at the toll plaza because of that light volume. we'll show you the drive around the bay coming up. well. good morning. very happy wednesday to you. markets are going to be closed tomorrow. there's a half day friday. ceo of best buy. the electronics store says the things you buy there are going to get more expensive. if donald trump's tariffs are put into place. we knew that. but stores are starting to make sure we know shares in general motors fell tuesday as car makers got nervous about those same tariffs. gm has a plant or several plants actually in mexico. a lot of economic data to tell you about the fed's preferred measure of inflation and retail spending. both come out at 7 a.m. our time. first time jobless claims. number of people who applied for unemployment benefits for the first time fell again. those have been hovering around six months lows. in fact, all of our economic data has been really quite good, reuters

at the toll plaza because of a crash. as you can see, westbound traffic still moving pretty slowly there as you get onto the bridge still no details on exactly where the crash is or what it all entails. but again, traffic is moving on the bay bridge just a little slow tonight. if you're headed west. >> bay area leaders speaking out tonight to insured to protect all residents during the second trump administration. president-elect has promised mass deportations after he takes office causing fear among immigrant families. san jose's police chief promised today no undocumented immigrants will be prosecuted for their status kron four's rob nesbit reports. >> community members in san jose including the police chief gathered today to show their support for immigrants work that's being done out of fear of donald trump's promises. we want to have borders. we want to have security. donald trump reiterated his stance on immigration and border security during his speech on election night. a big part of his campaign for reelection and

no i thought that yeah exactly not times square where you get you can up in front of the plaza when you and mentioned who you along all right. yeah so i would say there are two to the tv series is that really did it. that that would really summarize the decade one is what you're talking about and the city so and the city. really prior to that show there isn't much that what we have in entertainment that basically says to us that women can have sexual sex on their own terms, women can have romance on their own terms that it's all that it's a woman's world and that women relate to other. women is more important than what men bragging about what they do. and it was this breakthrough, i think, for hbo, which was the big this was the beginning in 1998 when it when it kicked off, when sex and the city off of what we look back on as peak tv, this sort of wonderful premiere television series. and i remember was watching it with her daughter, my friend harry, like. and i thought, a mother and daughter are watching sex and the city together. what values is that teaching? but it was it was, you kn

thank you very much, bob. 506 right now, now to a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're hoping to comment on the latest phase to raise bridge tolls, today is your first chance. the toll authority today is holding its first public hearing on the series of toll hikes, now planned for bay area bridges. if approved, starting in 2026, fastrak users will pay $8.50 for all bridges excluding the golden gate. tolls would increase by $0.50 every year over the following four years. by 10 to 50 by the year 2030. drivers without fastrak will pay slightly more. this morning's meeting takes place at the bay area metro center board room on beale street in san francisco. as we gather indoors this thanksgiving, a reminder from doctors to consider getting the latest covid vaccine. cdc recommending everyone over the age of six months get the shot. and while the risk of developing serious symptoms is low for younger people, the virus can still be dangerous around the table. when we have older people there like grandma and grandpa and they're they're most likely they're over the age

this is 621 right now folks, and we have no backup at the toll plaza. ave no problems for the maze and no problems on the approach. a little slowing across the span and whatever was going on at the treasure island exit that has cleared from the reports, a smooth drive with a little build over toward richmond. but you just saw how light the volume is over at the toll plaza. a couple of spinouts reported through oakland. watch that 580 highway 13. but they seem to have cleared. 680 has a little slowing as you head south in through concord. so we're watching that on the pleasant hill border, the south bay. the only slowing we see is actually on monterey road 87 and 101 are at speed again, lighter traffic volume. back to you. thanks, mike. it is 621 right now to catch the game yesterday. the 49ers they won an absolute thriller. yeah, but you know what? this game has a lot to do, a lot more to do than that. because coming up here, we're going to take you on that emotional roller coaster, including the dramatic comeback and a sentimental score. stick around. y

same with the bay bridge toll plaza. s go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali. we are following some developing news this morning. a busy intersection in downtown san jose is closed after a police officer shot a suspect. ktvu james torres joining us live from the scene near south first street. and sutter and james, what can you tell us? >> pam, we're along sutter street this morning. you can see a lot of the police cars that are still lined up behind me. the mobile command unit that is in place as well, all in front of a house here along the roadway that police say they had to come out to yesterday evening because they said there was some sort of domestic disturbance that called them out here when they got here, they say they encountered a suspect. they encountered someone who was waving a knife, pointing it at officers, threatening them. and then those officers say the threat became pretty serious enough that they had to draw their weapon eventually. shoot that suspect. that suspect goes into the house, barric

so yeah, can love to of, to, mary, i'm the allies and besides the plaza, the here for the mobile on the on. so you and as of a, should be clear on cost for you on the how to agree on sure the, for them that have all the music does it hopefully it lives on a monitor the amount of the, the key that shakes the key to delay it as a, has you my bad the call and the thought at the bottom you've given to me up data fee is always you ma'am. so to feed into something, a lot of the stuff shipped in the, in this i want to my on behalf of the discussion about it because it wasn't the lock. let's be a little marsh, who are the layers of g, my adult life, but we have on little can be a huge sam auto again, it's a while or motor skills. you decide to how to and the heavy on a football so. so another kind of mccully and mendoza and his little speech 2 bed 2 bed muscle thought his min. she's on the ohio a is the at which she had the to do or out of the oh my friendly i with the leo they both thought you none of the on the loved ones of a landlord, a been through the interest deal easily. you know, any m

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and today the plaza is an active location for protests and marches with dozens of tables distributing political literature. >> back to current times chase center is going to have a new court tonight. the city edition court shows the golden gate bridge surrounded by fog will debut at tonight at 7 o'clock, the warriors host, the atlanta hawks at chase. and at the game. the team will also be unveiling new uniforms as well. the goal of these city edition uniforms and the city edition court, they say, is to celebrate iconic landmarks in san francisco. and that's it for kron. 4 news at 5. but we are monitoring a breaking story for you. get out of the east bay. a car fire near the caldecott tunnel. it's in the westbound direction. the the right lanes are blocked in orinda. >> still working to get more information. but again, a car fire in the rain. they're telling people to avoid the area. >> if at all possible. keep it kron. 4 news at 6 is coming up right after this. >> 6 it with weather alert. >> coming down on the bay area tonight or atmospheric river is dumping rain fall and has been dum

that's definitely the case here at the bay bridge toll plaza, where the metering lights just came on.ame on a little bit earlier this morning. and you can see it's already very busy out there. the traffic is backed up to the end of the plot. and from highway four to san francisco, 44 minutes. taking a live look at our sn jose 87 camera traffic is not too bad here, but it is starting to build on northbound 87 towards the san jose airport and we are still tracking that sigalert that we told you about a little while ago. this is over on the bay bridge, and right now this is blocking all four lanes. it's on eastbound 80 before first street. it's causing some big delays. we don't know when they are going to clear that, but of course we'll keep you updated. we're also tracking a crash at the benicia bridge. and they just cleared it. however, it is still moving pretty slowly here on northbound 680. after waterfront road, so the delays there will probably continue for a little bit of time as they get things back to normal. guys. >> all right gloria, thank you. rough weather conditions in the

jennifer: coming up, more from the plaza hotel and the earthshot prize innovation summit 2024.his is bloomberg. ♪ jennifer: welcome back to the best of the earthshot prize innovation summit 2024. i'm jennifer zabasajja. the solutions of the earthshot prize helps to fund need to scale and scale quickly. i spoke with a group of climate leaders to see the impact they could have with access to capital to help their solutions scale. orianna: climate and water are intimately linked. so, number one to scale, awareness. number two, policy. because it is risk-averse, and it should be. water and access to clean water is public health 101. and so, providing that access requires trust in infrastructure, trusts in technologies. right now, there is not an incentive for a lot of big water companies or infrastructure operators to change to a new technology. because we are selling it to the market that we are, it is slow adoption. and so, financial investors are largely allergic to what we do. and so, raising awareness, bringing in the capital, and seeing some more policy incentives to bring in

you can see traffic moving slowly right now at the toll plaza. again, the sigalert just canceled, but as you can see here, the residual effects of that incident that happened on the bridge by the treasure island offramp continue to cause this ripple effect here at the toll plaza. slow moving traffic. we'll continue to follow this story for you and bring you updates as they become available. >> and back now to that developing story in southern california. a fast moving fire that's fueled by powerful winds. the mountain fire is burning in the camarillo heights neighborhood of ventura county, forcing thousands to evacuate. gina silva reports. >> a heartbreaking sight for residents as they watch. multiple homes in their camarillo heights neighborhood go up in flames. >> how do you put it into words when you invest it or everything you have, or live somewhere your entire life, and then suddenly it's gone. >> it's really sad. >> it's pretty bad. you know, i never expect that house to burn. >> when the evacuation orders were issued earlier in the day to

stones from japan were donated to create the lanterns all across the plaza, and 760 year old japanese pines were also planted there in the area. the 49ers are set to take on buffalo on sunday, where the weather could play a key role. snow is expected but also expected the return of quarterback brock purdy. our bailey o'carroll was at practice today in santa clara, where purdy was back on the field, but other stars did not practice. >> injuries continue to be an issue with this team. of course, last week in their loss to the green bay packers, they were without quarterback brock purdy, among other stars this week. while it is still very much up in the air about who will be a go come sunday, today at practice, brock purdy did not throw any passes. it's exactly what we saw last week on wednesday and he didn't play on sunday. nick bosa and trent williams did not practice today. amador leonard, also sitting out. and remember that ankle sprain fred warner suffered back in week four against the patriots. well, it turns out that was a lot more serious than originally thought. he's actually be

hot chocolate packed the plaza home or truck that here's the they're always busiest and has been here for decades. and co-owner anthony sanders says the recipe is the same with cream chocolate candy cane and a snowman and the marshmallow. yeah. for many years there was that there was a strong business partnership between the downtown businesses and christmas the park. and we're kind of hoping that that that can, you know, rekindle again, you know, post pandemic type stuff, protecting christmas in the park means protecting generations of joint. they're on vacation from college. and i wanted to spend some time with them and special the river on reminiscing on times of childhood and setting up hope for future christmas gifts. don't know. maybe a mac book gun. >> i'm >> a cow pen and hoping this tradition. 44 years strong is funded from anymoee with donations. no matter how small. i mean, look at all the people so that's day one. and if it goes all month long. >> that would be sad. i want to be here. >> so again, this event is free to the public. if you do want to donate while you're here

here's a live picture of the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. k in with steve paulson. you know, rain is not really coming down hard, but it's enough to create some problems for people. >> it's a steady light or drizzle whatever you want to call it. it's there and it's not done yet. the train of moisture if you will not the train of consequences, but the train of moisture will continue to come in until probably late tonight, tomorrow. then it will start to move south and we will go into a drier stretch here. uvas canyon, 87 100 boulder creek and bonny doon, santa cruz mountains, both with 83 100. as we said, probably an inch would fall in the santa cruz mountains. i think that will come through. mount diablo is up to three quarters of an inch, so it's not just south. there's many areas. gilroy, atherton, san jose, davenport, all between 44 152 fremont, with a third livermore now in the third, the city a quarter of an inch in oakland, picked up 21/100. there's still some activity moving through the north. not a lot, but enough to keep drizzle or l

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here's the bay bridge toll plaza. t, but it is slow getting onto the span and into the city. 732. let's go back to the desk. >> well, with just three days until thanksgiving, nonprofits across the bay area are working hard to make sure more people have food on the table. ktvu is amanda quintana is at a free food distribution event in san jose. amanda. >> well, we are right behind paypal park, and i want to show you this line because it has been quickly growing. when we got here around 7:00, there were already 20 cars here waiting in line. now it's well over 30, possibly closer to 40 cars. and this distribution doesn't start until nine this morning. so, you know, people we've talked to in line say they've been here for several hours already, even though this is a big week for giveaways like this one. hunger at home. who's hosting this distribution. they do this food distribution here every week. so anyone in need of support can simply show up. they drive through, they get those prepared meals, boxed goods and fresh prod

we've known that to and for the plaza, really told journalists, he said that the unreal has been under attack for more than a year. now, by a political miss information campaign, by israel, it's important to step back just for a 2nd and remind viewers because this is what was there any reminded us as well. 243 unrest staff had been killed since october last year in gaza because of is really bombardment in guys, a 243 unrest staff killed. that doesn't even mention their extended family members that have been killed as well. and also a 2 thirds of all unreal facilities, whether it be schools or medical clinics or offices in guys that have been damaged or destroyed to 3rd. so it's clearly been and it's terribly terrible here for on ro gabriel. so the israel's ban on wall comes into effect if i'm not mistaken, late january or there abouts. what happens at the end of january for the palestinians who depend on the food distributions on the shelters, on the schools, on the primary health care facilities. all of those things that one of our runs, or i'm gonna answer that question with 3 words.

how can they accept an extradition to the country, the prophet to kill julian, the plaza, to kill a publisher? and because of what he published, this goes to the fundamentals of trust, freedom, and of democracy. we knew when julia was in the embassy that there was a high likelihood that the embassy was being spied upon by the united kingdom by the united states. what we didn't know until the whistle blow came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and embassy staff was capturing information in breach in the terms of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to bodies in the united states, it is a alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i a e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feed, send the sound back to the usa, back to the sea. i threw solitary confinement through the character assassination through the orwellian legal process through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was li

but we kick it off with the toll plaza heading in on the bay bridge right now. that is no problem whatsoever. if you're on highway 880 north and south, outside the oakland coliseum, things are moving along just fine. there and in the east bay. as you can see, things in bay point right now moving along a little bit of volume there, but that's pretty typical as those super commuters come in from oakley and parts east. that is the latest in traffic. it is 501. let's throw it back to dave. >> all right frank. thank you. well plenty of rain is in the forecast over the next few days. you heard steve paulson. the north bay is bracing for the possibility of flooding downed trees and power outages. ktvu is james torres already on the road in the north bay this morning? you see him here? so what do you see so far, james? >> well, good morning to you, dave. we're inside one of our suv vans right now. that gives us these capabilities to go live from inside, from. we're not seeing a storm right now at this point. and that's because we are along the northbound side of 101, ju

the runway other images, circulating online show pillows of smoke and debris in the aftermath of the plaza. the is really military claims, the attacks target capable of weapons death, but was command centers and other infrastructure the this is the key. yeah. separate volts. so in the southern favor, which was hit by the idea from the same day, smoke filled with images show the aftermath of the strength of level residential building solvers. or to correspondence these 25, this report from the 11 east capital explain another night of heavy bottom bottom. it is right above, above and across level and now in the east of the country and back out. this is where the attack so leads a single defense to them. at least it will defend cease. so the people that arrive on the scene, often these lighting bump off, but they carry out the search and rescue operations affiliated to the government, the liberties, government. and at least 12 were killed and it is ready to strike. the car is an area that has come under intense, from baldwin and for for some time now. really since based on to be is way be esc

want to one from nevado to the toll plaza in san francisco is running just 19 minutes. and as for your other drive times this morning, all in the green near 5, any ride from castro valley to oakland. 13 minutes right now. your one-on-one ride from sunnyvale, san mateo running 16 minutes. you're highway 17 drive from santa cruz to los gatos is about 20 minutes this morning. and you're 8 or 8.80, ride from san jose to milpitas is 8 minutes at the moment. well, weather traffic in a bit. but now let's get back to the news and caltrain is celebrating a major ridership milestone thanks to its newly electrified rail service. last month the transit agency saw more than 753,000 passengers, which is more than 50% over what they saw in october of last year. weekday ridership grew by 38% and weekends are booming, too saturday. ridership surge by 169% and sundays by 142%. caltrans says this marks the highest ridership since the pandemic began with more than 100,000 new riders since august electrify project launched in 2017. and it's now transforming daily commutes. executive director

so it's already creating the slick conditions now at the bay bridge toll plaza. min carey. at home, you see the sheen on the roadway. that means the pavement is a little slick. now, it's not a complete, you know, covered with puddles, but that's enough to make the cars slip around. we've seen a couple of spinouts, so solo car spinouts over the course of the 4:00 hour. just saw some flashing lights at the toll plaza. we'll go back and check on what's going on. but i did want to check in on this. eastbound 24. we had the full stop. that traffic looks like it's been cleared for some time. although chp has not updated the crash. located at wilder or just past. so watch for any activity as you travel toward the caldecott from the bay bridge. but look how light this traffic flow is. just a little bit of brake tap out of the altamont pass and vasco, is that your minimum travel time out of contra costa county? back to you. all right. thanks, mike. a new state law officially takes effect in january to boost pedestrian safety. but happening today, san francisco takes its first step t