i'm darya and i'm james. want to start this hour off with a check of the forecast as we take a live look outside behind us here. it looks fantastic. nice and clear full. it is crystal clear which means cold and it is that little bit. good morning, dave. good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. and with those clear skies and how about this quite tower. little red hue going on a little bit as the sun joins us this morning. will color paint here for you to get your day started? and we do have that frost advisory that's still in place. that's because of the clear skies and the lack of winds. we have the same general scenario going on for tonight. the only interruption is going to be maybe some winds start to happen as we get to around daybreak, which may interrupt all of that. speaking of which here we have at the frost advisory up in the north, april, the valleys and such the east bay is not technically in this, but

so darya james here in contra costa county. in the next hour. we will be going inside the election offices to get an idea as to how operations will run on election day. of course, is going to be a very busy day for these officials and will have more in the next hour. but for now, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much for nearly 33 million voters have already cast their ballots. democrats and republicans are putting things into high gear to try to motivate more people to go to the polls. washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. good morning. just to show how much these races are tightening. president biden, former president trump are both campaigning in what's traditionally safe political areas for their candidates. >> we're just getting started. president biden spent thursday evening campaigning in san diego for congressman mike levin, who is in a tough re-election battle. it's not a referendum. >> this is choice. >> the choice between 2 fundamentally different versions of america. >> the president warted voters abo

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of is 501. and today 48,000 university of california workers are going on strike. yeah. over compensation. the strike could cause problems for students just ahead of finals exams which are too far off the greatest timing for them. kron four's will tran live at uc berkeley with more. hi will. >> well, we'll talk to the students this morning. i can tell you, classes have not been canceled, but they told the you see deans and all the other professors on how to deal with this when there is a strike but didn't elaborate. so it could have major disruptions to the classes in this. james was talking about finals. they have been negotiating for more than a year now. and according to the union that represents the workers, they are not making any progress. they say they are making too little money and that is why they want to teach the uc system a lesson on math. they are looking for a raise and they have not gotten in which is why they told the uc system last thursday that they plan to strike at 8 o'clock

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot at 901. and today a judge is expected to set the date for a preliminary hearing for the man was arrested for breaking into nancy pelosi's home in attacking her husband, paul pelosi. yeah, the david, the past. >> is his name. he's still in jail facing several state and federal charges. a long list of them kron four's will tran following the latest for us from san francisco. will. >> i'm outside the courthouse right now are actually the courtroom. but in sight, the courthouse. and you can see reporters are walking in right now. so this story has caught the attention. of course, of the national and international media. we should find out court dates moving forward. we do know that david did happen south will not be inside the courtroom, but his attorney just walked in and we'll try to get reaction a little bit later after this is over. they will go before a judge and we're talking defense team and the prosecutors to try to work out some dates moving forward, including the pr

darya. james, back to you. all right. thank you. re not. it is a little difficult but also exciting to see some rain falling around the bay area. so we've got our live team coverage this morning. we do. crawford's will trend actually out for us in the east bay where we're seeing some of those heavier showers on the radar will. where are you and what you sam? >> i am in just to piggyback on what john trouble said. it is coming down pretty steadily, although gusty. not yet. hopefully not too bad because you don't want that 1, 2, punch of a lot of rain and gusty conditions. so right now you are dealing with steady rainfall. look at all that rainfall dropping in front of the headlights. this is pretty much what i saw when i left the house at around 03:30am, in the morning in the east bay. it has not let up whatsoever. you will be surfing from time to time because it is dark and there is some standing water on the roadway. people are. this is the first big rainfall that we're seeing. and i'm happ

they'll be darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. and a but clear in that allowed some of that radiational cooling thing. all that. yeah. but the new wrinkles. we had some offshore winds going on a little bit last night. help support temperatures. just a smudge. >> here's what the look is at the golden gate bridge a little bit, the way some glaze going on. but very little bit in the way of fog. and that is pretty much what you'd expect for the morning hours going on here. a quick check into your bay area. temperatures were 33 of the santa rosa. 35 napa. also 34 going on from a bottle. some 40 still hugging along the east bay shoreline. just a touch there with san francisco. 43 44, meanwhile, 4 san jose there your current winds, com single digits, a little bit of an on shore, offshore wind excuse me will develop a little bit this afternoon, not much coming in from the pacific least not right now. we'll see a breakdown of all of this as we get later on during the week. 48 expected by 09:00am by high noon. we're talking 58 talking bay a

darya. james, back to you. >> in a 502. and happening tomorrow, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi. his name is david dip happ. he's going to face a judge again. yeah. that judge is expected to set a date for his preliminary hearing on state charges. >> the pap pleaded not guilty. 2 attempted murder and 5 other felonies. a court filing says that the pap told police he was on a suicide mission and had plans to go after more federal and california politicians, a judge granted the request for him to remain in jail without bail and a protective order in favor of the pelosi's. the hearing is likely going to happen sometime before january. 4th tip app is also facing in addition, felony charges. well, more of the paps neighbors are reacting now to the attack. one man told us that he's not surprised to hear that the path would get involved in something like this. >> you know, he had he ends. it ends in several ways. kind of fit the profile of somebody who would might call weird are somewhat eccentric. this being kind of a sub

darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain 8.17, and new this morning the parent company of facebook is laying off more than 11,000 people. it was rumored at the beginning of the week. many worried it would happen. ceo mark zuckerberg making it official. >> today announcing a 30% of the workforce is going to be like, oh, it's going to be tough in the bay area. kron four's camila barco is live in menlo park with the latest. camilla. >> darya james ceo mark zuckerberg says that he takes full responsibility for these layoffs and how they got here. the reason for these layoffs, well, a big loss in revenue. zuckerberg sent a letter this morning to his employees explaining why these layoffs are happening but also thanking his workers for their contributions. take a look at part of this letter. he said in part, quote, this is a sad moment and there's no way around that to those who are leading. i want to thank you again for everything you put in this place. we would not be where we are today without your hard work. and i'm grate

i'm darya and i'm on this friday. we've had already spectacular sunrise. we're looking at dry conditions. nothing but beautiful weather going for the fun we've been having to i thought years and you've missed everything that we've been doing. and it's been i you know, for hours already. well, the full weather only lasted for this is sure things are really going to be changing job. yeah, it's about time. we work our way back into some more rain. at least that's what mother nature saying because we only get a little break yesterday and today are consistently dry days. >> then tomorrow gets here and we'll start the day dry. but see some more showers come tomorrow afternoon. so if you're looking for a good chance to step outside today is your best opportunity for it. we've got a few clouds, as you can see in this view, looking down at the golden gate bridge from sutro tower. but conditions out there. otherwise really nice. if you don't mind a little chill to the air. bundle up this morning. sweaters, light jackets. the combination will be for you. the best for

the person that you just heard james and darya. he said a lot of his income goes to pay rent and they can't do this much longer uc system. while you can see the students showing up to class. but how long that's going to happen or how long it's going to be sustainable. that's still up in the air and one day i want to pass along to you, james and darya into our public. it's not just finals in jeopardy. graduation. the semester is coming down and a lot of people need those finals to graduate. so it's going to cost them a lot of money as well. i'm not talking the uc system, but the students. >> we'll hear from them coming up at 9 o'clock. >> back to you. how this could really throw a wrench in a lot of plans. thank you so much. well, 804, on the clock and also happening today. we have the let stockton serial killer set to appear in court. he is expected to be arraigned on several more murder charges. kron 4 sarah stinson in the newsroom with the details. sarah. >> so far in court, wesley brownlee has faced charges for 3 of the 6 murder

i'm darya and james want to get right to the weather center. before we get to all of our election coverage is a lot of it to go through but want to get your weather traffic in case you have to step outside. no rain like yesterday, but just as still just as cold. that cold behind those showers is going to be with us the rest of the week. even if the showers have now moved out, you can see outside san francisco skies are crystal clear. what a change from yesterday morning at this time. love to see the rain. but i know getting out to the polls in the midst of it wasn't necessarily ideal. we are going to see a better morning for venturing outside. maybe start in those lanes for

so good darya and i'm james the sun's up. we're seeing a lot brighter skies out there for us this morning was like nice sunrise taking shape. but fairly things will warm up just tad. yeah. job. good morning. yeah, it's cold but clear and nice out there. as long as you are. >> warm and your jacket and got the heater on in your car. you'll be fine on this t esday. start tuesday and wednesday, our last 2 days of november, staying dry before thursday gets here. and so this december, along with some rain and some mountain snowfall, gorgeous you right now, looking out at the bay from san francisco. you can see the east bay in the distance and what is about to be a nice crystal clear sunrise this morning. current temperatures mostly in the 30's to 40's with hayward and san mateo at 38. and 39 degrees petaluma. you fall into the upper 20's. 28 knapp

pmorning, james and darya. goo morning, everybody. we're going to keep that trend going on here with east the cold temperatures in the morning hours. but >> very dry as we can see the have of the half moon bay see golden gate bridge that you see a fog trap hasn't been the case the last couple of days with all the dry air in place and note the offshore winds in place expect a lot more of that this afternoon. and tonight a quick check into the bay area temperatures. 37 going on santa rosa still pretty chilly up north. 34 from 39 for now. but we've got some 40's working in the east bay. 45 for san jose now comparison sake for this time yesterday were some half a dozen degrees ahead in some spots, very closing in a bit half moon bay, particularly as a head today by 14 degrees. so the winds going to pick up more offshore later on most pronounced in the north bay bleeding. a little bit of the east bay. it will be a nice climate control for the overnight lows, particularly as that lingers tonight, kind of circulating the air mass in the brea

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reign of the big story. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is set to be sentenced for defrauding investors. she was convicted by a jury back in january for deceiving those investors and running a years long scheme. >> through her now defunct start up. holmes faces potentially a maximum 20 years in prison. let's go to kron. four's will tran live in san jose with the latest. will. >> i'm live in san jose darya and james and more specifically. i am live in front of the courthouse and we expect elizabeth holmes the show up within the hour. look at the crowd right behind me. this is not the public. these are reporters from local, national and international waiting to get into the courtroom to find out how much time she will be sentenced to. so we have a small army of media here because this has got the attention of the world. now, elizabeth holmes. she faces up to 20 years. that's the maximum sentence she is asking. you could not get further apart. prosecutors are asking for 15 years in prison. get this. she's ask

i'm darya and i'm james. want to kick off the hour with a check of the weather. here is we're seeing conditions outside, getting brighter and brighter, hopefully warmer and warmer. absolutely. we could use it was started this morning. so cold, it's been colder than yesterday morning was and yesterday morning was already chilly. >> we're under some sunshine and that is still hurting to help us out a little bit. but you're still in the 30's out there for a whole lot of the bay area today. tomorrow, the last of our dry days before december, first on thursday comes along with the rain and snow up in the sierra, the golden gate bridge. nice and clear as is the rest of the bay. i mentioned those 30's. you're still there for redwood city in dublin as well as parts of the north bay, like saint helene and fairfield, san francisco at 46 right now, oakland hayward in pittsburgh at 47. and brooke, what are for spot at 50 degrees has been a colder morning than

darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 501. on the peninsula. gunshots sent drivers in traffic running. police shot and killed a man redwood city. dramatic moments ying out. this was at the intersection of el camino >> police say the man was using 3 children as body shields before more shots were fired with kron four's justin campbell to explain. >> redwood city police tell us this was a domestic violence incident. they tell us that an armed man with a he and gun used 3 kids as a human shield in here is how it happened. they tell us a 9-1-1 call came in after 3 o'clock to dispatch. when the dispatcher heard a child screaming in the background. now the call abruptly disconnected. she tried calling back, but it went to voicemail and they were able to ping the location of the call. and this is where that lead them to el camino. looking at that prius where this started, the sate officers arrived and found a mother and her 3 kids in that prius with this man with an armed he handgun. they say they tried to negotiate by, but before they could begin neg

i'm darya and i'm james yet whether in the 40's 30's it feels pretty chilly out there. we've got john with a closer look at where we're seeing those coldest john. yeah, the north bay, the coldest, but that's not to say the rest of us aren't cold either. we're all in for really chilly start this morning. so regardless of where you're at. >> big puffy jackets going to be very, very nice to have around your view outside of the golden gate bridge. it is crystal clear. we're calm out there and all that adds up to a really cold feel not to mention just a multiple cold fronts swinging through earlier this week. so we are in the midst a really cold pattern ahead of us. even as we dry out now, the central valley, all of solano county and then all of your north bay valleys in that light blue. our in frost advisories that includes sausalito mill valley on up through nevado rohnert park santa rosa. windsor. well, sonoma palacio napa solano county for fairfield and vacaville. all in those frost advisories, deeper blue further north in the bay. that's lake and mendocino counties. fre

darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. 602. and happening today, the man charged with brutally attacking paul pelosi is expected to be arraigned. yeah. making his first appearance facing several state and federal charges including attempted murder and kidnapping with kron 4. sarah stinson following the story for us once again from. >> san francisco, sheriff. >> that's right. several state and federal charges filed against the man accused of breaking into the pelosi home and severely beating paul pelosi. take a look. this is david dip. have he is expected to be in court today. prosecutors are going to >> try and make sure he does not get bail. police say 42 year-old happens, bro, broken into the police pelosi home friday morning around 2.30, looking for house speaker nancy pelosi. investigators say he instead be paul pelosi with a hammer. interim district attorney brooke jenkins says she feels confident they have a strong case against a path from investigators from several different agen

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 601. today a judge is expected to set the date for a preliminary hearing for the man who is accused of beating paul pelosi. yeah, david depape remains in jail facing several state and federal charges. >> kron four's will tran has been following the story for us. joining us now live in san francisco with the latest. will. >> james the prosecutors and the defense team. they will be in court in about 3 hours from now. they will work out details to try to get this trial going. state and federal prosecutors. they want to get their hands on. david dip have. but today will be the state's turn to try to get this going. a preliminary hearing will let a judge decide if there isn't a fan a dunce to get the trial going. so we'll try to find out exactly the dates and we'll try to find out if david depape himself will be in court now. exactly. one week ago he was accused of breaking into the pelosi home in san francisco in pacific heights. he went in there according to authorities, looking for the speak

hanna, good morning. >> james darya. good morning. that's right. there's a lot of transition happening with the house right now between speaker pelosi leaving leadership and house republicans setting out all of these new priorities. things are really headed in a different direction. >> house will be in order. the most powerful woman in politics is taking a step back for maybe hours come for a new generation to lead the democratic caucus that i so deeply respect. congresswoman nancy pelosi led house democrats for nearly 2 decades and made history as the first woman to become speaker of the house. never would have thought someday i would go from homemaker to house speaker fellow lawmaker celebrated times leader. they're looking for her replacement, the top candidate to take over democratic leadership is congressman hakeem jeffries. who would be the first black party leader with the republicans will have the majority in the house. and congressman kevin mccarthy is poised to be the next speaker either. we're going to as a team. going to lose as individ

good morning, darya. good morning, james. good morning, everybody. and clear too. >> not much the way of fog as you can plainly see. and that is because the moisture levels are very low. we have an offshore wind cooking here this afternoon and a little bit into tomorrow. this will break down a bit as we finish off the weekend. maybe the induction of some cloud cover look for to into the weekend temperature check for you. it's still cold, though. 33 of the santa rosa. no frost advisory, 35 for napa. 42 vallejo and 40 going on for antioch. but still some east bay locations are in the 30's at this hour, half moon bay. it kind of a balmy 50 42 going on for san jose. current windchill com, the single digits. they're going to pop a little bit this afternoon. so we'll see kind of a breezy afternoon to get up in the north bay and a little bit for the east bay, not much of an intrusion coming in from the pacific to some high cloudiness we had overnight. we'll have some of that perhaps the next couple of days. things don't get a little bit more interesting unt

darya. james, back to you. all right. let's get back to that rain and get out in because there's no perspective like in person or and we've had some problems in the east bay, deep water slowing traffic down. kron four's will tran has a front rowsseat at what some people are dealing with this morning. will. >> yes, i have a front row driver and passenger seat so to speak. the rain has stopped. you can see my but is down just slight baby rain from time to time. but not right now. but the damage done, especially on 84 west and eastbound. so you see those tail lights. those are cars hoping to go from, say newark, the down barton direction to dan burton bridge and hopping on to 8.80, north or southbound. but no, because it's so slow. they are taking 3 lanes down to one because of all that flooding on the right side of your screen. same deal on the left side of your screen. those a car's looking to head towards the down barton bridge and it is slow through that area. they can't even stop, though,

darya. james, back to you. thanks, rana. >> i know what is the time and happening tomorrow. david de-papp, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi is going to face a judge again this time to set a date for his preliminary hearing on state charges. he's already pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and 5 other federal charges. >> according to court filings to papp told police he was on a suicide mission and had plans to go after more federal in california. politicians, a judge has ordered him to stay in jail without bail during his trial. his preliminary hearing on state charges will likely happen sometime before january. 4th. well, more of the paps neighbors now speaking out, reacting to the attack. one man we spoke with says in all honesty, he's not surprised to hear that the path was involved in something like this. >> you know, he had he ends. it ends in several ways. kind of fit the profile of somebody who would might call weird are somewhat eccentric. >> this being kind of a suburb of

darya. james, back to you. thank you, >> all right. new this morning, we have thousands of academic workers across the university of california system. the devoted now to authorize a strike. yeah. if this happens, it will be the biggest universities strike in the united states history. >> sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with more. hi, sarah. >> now over 35,000 uc student workers voted overwhelmingly approved to authorize the strike. workers are demanding their compensation keeps up with the high cost of living in california. the uc student workers union represents employees that teach and research at the uc 10 campuses, academic workers perform the majority of teaching at uc to grade papers and perform research. the union says this research generates 8 billion dollars in funding for the uc system at the bargaining table. union workers are asking for salary increases. free public transit passes and child care reimbursement among some other things. according to the union, the use these p

darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. cold you got that we've seen readings in the 30's even dipping a little bit to the upper 20's live shot for you. that's the golden gate bridge. blue skies fog. forget about it. >> a little bit of a breeze working and this has been an offshore wind. if you can see the flag kind of indicating all of that, there light traffic there, by the way, a cold should take this graphic out now. why? because it's expired at 9 o'clock. now the question is, will this be reinstated tomorrow? maybe not because of the wind. we have some offshore winds developing late tonight early tomorrow, but its success of mornings. maybe we'll see as we go along each day here, 40's up in the north bay for right now, a graduate of 30's for the most part, palo alto's check in at 39. 51 for hayward. 50 oakland in 45. meanwhile, for any auc winds across the wider bay, pretty much single digits to calm, although, again, picking up a little bit in the north bay highs today will be in

just under 15 minutes, antioch to concord darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, ryan, 8.50, and we're following up on the driver who rammed into a group of sheriffs recruits in whittier that were out on a jog. >> so they've arrested the driver and now we know his status and where he is. and also the sheriff's investigators say he did on purpose. yeah. and where he is right now, the 22 year-old is causing some people to question how this could be. he's been released from jail. the sheriff says they just didn't have enough to keep him behind bars. alex caprariello has the story. >> new this morning, the man accused of purposefully ramming his car into a group of 75 jogging. law enforcement recruits is back home after being released from police custody. newsnation affiliate ktla. was there the moment. 22 year-old nicholas gutierrez was hurried inside and away from the spotlight. why did you run into the recruits? >> can you tell us why you crossed over to the other lane and ran into the recruits? can anyone give us a comment? a lot of people want answe

fortunately james and darya. they are guaranteed work until january 17th as long as they show up to work, they will get paid. this is part of the law where they have to notify employees when they're laying off 50 or more employees. but they have to give them 60 days notice before they are let go. >> and thank you very much. well, 7.12 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news arrest or just for a murder that happened at a concert at the shoreline amphitheater back in july. we'll tell you what the conn this holiday where can you save time getting everything off their wish-list... and even more time checking everything off yours? lowe's, actually. find everything you need and more this holiday at lowe's. so what do you think? we're prepared to offer cash. when you get great deals at denny's... $5.99. you'll start to expect great deals everywhere. new all-day diner deals starting at $5.99. 10 deal-icious meals. only at denny's. ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪ ho! ho! ho! my most important

james darya. all right, john, thank you very much. 5.21 is a time and coming up on the kron 4 morning news police in south korea are. >> taking additional measures now. >> as they investigate the deadly crowd surge. we're going to show you what we know so far. science proves your best sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. >> 5.24 is the time. developing news now on the international front. police in south korea are now scoring. they're scouring, i should say, security cameras, social media footage and interviewing witnesses after a crowd surge killed more than 150 people over the weekend. police say they launched a 475 member task force to investigate the cro

darya. james, back to you. all right. and back to the weather. we have team coverage of how cold it is out there this morning. we like to get out in it. yes. like to put someone out and unfortunately today it's going to be a lot it is. we've got coming out walnut creek where the temperatures. >> luckily, i think it's starting to creep up right to the scarf. all. >> we since we've been here this morning since about 05:00am it has gotten 6 degrees hotter. so it is currently 43 degrees. it is burning out here just getting we have shed some no longer wearing the gloves are the scarves. the sun is out get 43 degrees here in walnut creek. the first of many cold mornings across the bay area. take a look at this video. we did see some people out and about this morning here, walnut many of them bundle up wearing i did. you see actually a woman wearing a scarf and some gloves. so definitely people walking out prepared. if you are heading out the door, just want to grab a jacket. us car just in case a list. it is still a little cool outside. the national we

i'm darya and i'm james. we've got a nice start to this. >> tuesday morning. enjoy. i know it's cold, but it's at least dry for yeah, it looks like we're going to get a couple more sunny days and then the rain moves in which we could use john. yes, we absolutely do need that rainfall. so oe are going to appreciate it. but that means today and tomorrow before the rain gets here, the you've got to get outside and low yourself to enjoy some sunshine while we have it because that's plenty of it this morning. you can see outside at the embarcadero, nothing but sunshine out there. our temperatures this morning are really chilly. it's 30's 40's to get this morning started a dublin at 33 degrees right n city 34 petaluma 32 in fairfield sitting in the upper 20's at 29 degrees. so don't be fooled by that. sunshine still as that cold field temps this afternoon, upper 50's to low 60's won't feel so bad under clear skies. it's colder than it was yesterday morning fairfield, the full 12 degrees cooler that's taking you into the upper 20's currently. well conquered in santa rosa do

yeah, good pmorning, james and darya. goo morning, everybody. we're going to keep that trend going on here with east the cold temperatures in the morning hours. but >> very dry as we can see the have of the half moon bay see golden gate bridge that you see a fog trap hasn't been the case the last couple of days with all the dry air in place and note the offshore winds in place expect a lot more of that this afternoon. and tonight a quick check into the bay area temperatures. 37 going on santa rosa still pretty chilly up north. 34 from 39 for now. but we've got some 40's working in the east bay. 45 for san jose now comparison sake for this time yesterday were some half a dozen degrees ahead in some spots, very closing in a bit half moon bay, particularly as a head today by 14 degrees. so the winds going to pick up more offshore later on most pronounced in the north bay bleeding. a little bit of the east bay. it will be a nice climate control for the overnight lows, particularly as that lingers tonight, kind of circulating the air mass in the brea

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i'm darya and i'm james. we've got a live picture here of sfo behind us as we see some light showers beginning fall around. the bay as expected. just check in with us that we have 21 flights delayed, know, canceling it. but as we know, it doesn't know it doesn't take much. it doesn't take much delay commute either. >> so let's take a peek at the rain and when it's going to start really coming down, john, you know what good news is that the heaviest stuff will wait for the end of the commute. but like you guys noted, we've already seen some light showers and that's already got some of our roadways slick. here's some of that low cloud cover that shrouding the east bay right now in the midst of these low clouds, a few light sprinkles so far. i know i turn my windshield wipers on as i've heard of many of you have as well. radar shows the heaviest of rainfall still situated to the north. this rain drops down our direction a bit later on. good news. mother nature's working in our favor, not just killing the still a

i'm darya and i'm james and protect those ballots. if you're going to be taking them to a drop-off center today, that's going to be one of the big stories we're following. the first the rain. yes, make sure kids stick it, as you said under your coat because, you know, want to the ballot. john, be the last thing you want is all that is getting super wet. having to fill it out all over again because those things are long >> we're seeing outside some very wet conditions all across the bay. but some of our heaviest of rainfall has been seen in the south bay out towards the tri valley. and it has resulted in some spots of flooding out there, which i know has been keeping radar really busy behind me to let's get a look outside at the south bay. there's still some raindrops there on the screen, but this is the clearest i've seen this view in south san jose this morning. it was so dark and so wet and we're still seeing some really heavy rain down there.

but throughout the morning, darya james. hopefully in the next hour we will be speaking to one of the veterans talking about what this day means for them and getting a closer look at some of that memorabilia. but for now, i'll send it back to you. thank you. camila. >> 6.11 is the time. and remember tonight we are honoring veterans from the bay area. kron four's. ken wayne is hosting a special broadcast that kicks off at 6.30. we're going to be meeting veterans spanning generations. we're going to hear their stories. it's going to be a great program. please join us again. that's tonight at 6.30. >> 6.12, time. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news from abortion rights to sports betting state propositions. what ended up happening? what for and against? we'll tell you in just a few minutes. and a settlement with the families who lost loved ones in the mass shooting at the pta railyard plus, a new report indicating inflation might be slowing down. what's that mean for your pocketbook? a breakfast croissant plus seasoned p

i'm darya and i'm james count down the days to thanksgiving, which is just one week and one day away. it's coming up. quick hope you're ready. and i think people also count down the days to christmas now to right? yeah, those who aren't ready. i mean, you shop like months ago, you know, next week, early next week, a lot of people are going to be traveling, trying to get the family to a little in time for thanksgiving aspect. we may have some change in the weather here towards the beginning of the world how drastically that pg e had. so looks like monday night and tuesday, you might be hitting a little bit at least some light rainfall for the bay area. >> and for the rest of the country, some complications out there, too. as of right now through the weekend, we're doing pretty good, at least for the bay area. the rest of the country is seeing some really cold conditions and they were called during our mornings here at least ahead of what will be a mild afternoon with some sunshine today, golden gate bridge. it's nothing but clear skies out there. and with these clear and calm condition

and san leandro down to milpitas about 46 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. are in a 7.48 and kron 4 is your election headquarters in this morning. we're looking at the referendum. it's aimed at banning flavored tobacco. yeah, big tobacco is pushing to get prop 31 on the ballot because they're hoping to repeal. >> a twenty-twenty law that made the sale of most flavored tobacco is illegal kron four's philippe de gaulle with story. >> medically speaking, pick your poison cotton candy and to flavored after sour patch kids. when you're in 6th grade, you're not going to try some bitter cigarette. you're definitely going for the mango flavors, the pineapple flavor. and that's what proponents of yes, on proposition 30, once a big tobacco companies want to get them. young flavors are the gateway drug for kids. and if we and these flavors and then we can say this generation and all the future generations to come. but opponents of the legislation's passage disagree. tobacco companies fought to put prop 31 on the ballot by doing so it prevented the twenty-twenty law ban

james darya. all right. thanks a lot. it is 5.21. we'll take a break coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a doctor is back in the bay area after helping in ukraine. >> he tells us what it was like treating patients and the war there as it continues. ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. >> 5.24, on the clock. and while millions have filed the fled, i should say the ukraine conflicts since russia invaded that country. there are those who travel to ukraine to offer help head into the war zone. and that include some from san francisco and an organization there that helps with doctors outreach, doctor. it do built dolan went on his first medical trip to ukraine a month after russia's invasion and he just returned on saturday from a second time there. and he's already planning a 3rd trip. each patient, he says, has a story to share and it's influencing him to return to ukraine. and during both his trips, the experience days when sirens went o

i'm darya and i'm james. want to start this hour off with a check of the forecast as we take a live look outside behind us here. it looks fantastic. nice and clear full. it is crystal clear which means cold and it is that little bit. good morning, dave. good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. and with those clear skies and how about this quite tower. little red hue going on a little bit as the sun joins us this morning. will color paint here for you to get your day started? and we do have that frost advisory that's still in place. that's because of the clear skies and the lack of winds. we have the same general scenario going on for tonight. the only interruption is going to be maybe some winds start to happen as we get to around daybreak, which may interrupt all of that. speaking of which here we have at the frost advisory up in the north, april, the valleys and such the east bay is not technically in this, but the similar type of conditions do exist. we've seen a lot of cold numbers there in

i'm darya and i'm james. let's start off, though, with a check of weather and traffic will get to those headlines here in a minute. yes, and extra cold. i don't know. i didn't check the temperature. i just could feel it. yeah. like crazy or is it extra cold out it's it's cold. that's for sure. and it's those spots that might catch you off guard, too, specially for right along the bay where sometimes we hold on to the 40's and then other times we dip into the 30's. so some of you may be waking up and saying just like tarrio, who's with us, taking the cake. as far as the cold ghost. we're out there this morning with clear skies. and you know what, those clear skies and those calm conditions at up to some especially cold starts right now from the east bay hills. looking out at the day, nothing blocking out that view. nice and clear morning for the south bay. you do have some spots of fog. so watch out for that, especially forming in the santa clara valley as well as the southern end of the bay itself. now, as fa

darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain and 9.30, get back to the election results all across california following the numbers for you that are coming in this morning. yeah, the key races that we were tracking. firstly, we've got the governor's race. >> gavin newsom coming in with a big victory over republican brian. a dolly and you can see gavin newsom getting 58% of the vote. he's earned himself another 4 years in office. senator alex padilla also earned reelection with a big victory here. 59 1% at last count. >> so he seals that deal. and we're also following 2 big mayoral races in the bay area. i want to start the south bay. this is the race for mayor between. >> matt mahan and cindy chavez. too close to call a 52 to 48. not all the votes been counted yet. they're still about 9% left to tally. and we'll see if that's enough to make the difference. >> or if we can announce something hopefully before the end of the week of may take a while. and in oakland, they're telling those votes continuing to mount a bigger lead

darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a want to take a look at the damage to this apartment building in francisco. a car crashed into it. it happened actually after 2 cars crash with each other in the afternoon in san bruno, it was assembled avenue sorry and visitation valley near highway 101. there's the other car. so one of the cars ended up going into the building, hit a gas line, water lines, structural damage. the works. yeah. 3 people were taken to the hospital all with serious injuries. >> 14 people now displaced as a result of that crash. the american red cross helping those affected. police say they are also obviously investigating the cause. >> in the north bay, police arrested a 36 year-old man after a standoff in a shopping center parking lot in petaluma. this was at the plaza south shopping center where police say daniel rao are chased a woman who had a restraining order out against him. she ran into the store there and called the police. and as she was calling are our took the phone and assaulted her. an

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna new this morning. redwood city is extending its temporary ban on gun store. yeah. the controversial move received overwhelming support during last night's city council meeting. and it's the story. the kron 4 sarah stinson. >> is reporting on us live from redwood city. sarah, good morning. >> good morning. this debate really started after a few companies reached out to redwood city council applying to open up gun shops parks around the city, including here. roosevelt cause of this is about a block away from roosevelt elementary school and people became outraged saying we cannot have a gun shop that close to school. and that's when this debate really sparked so city council. 45 days ago approved a ban on these gunshots, giving them some time to figure out their stance on this and where they would like gunshots shops to be in terms of 45 days was not enough. last night city council in redwood city unanimously approved a 10 and a half month extension on this ban. council members made it clear this is not a

so good darya and i'm james the sun's up. we're seeing a lot brighter skies out there for us this morning was like nice sunrise taking shape. but fairly things will warm up just tad. yeah. job. good morning. yeah, it's cold but clear and nice out there. as long as you are. >> warm and your jacket and got the heater on in your car. you'll be fine on this t esday. start tuesday and wednesday, our last 2 days of november, staying dry before thursday gets here. and so this december, along with some rain and some mountain snowfall, gorgeous you right now, looking out at the bay from san francisco. you can see the east bay in the distance and what is about to be a nice crystal clear sunrise this morning. current temperatures mostly in the 30's to 40's with hayward and san mateo at 38. and 39 degrees petaluma. you fall into the u

so darya james, something we'll continue to follow. but for now, he's no longer behind bars. >> thank you very much. 6.41. is the time and the last attempt by elizabeth holmes to get a new trial has failed. the theranos founder was convicted of fraud and conspiracy back in january. her attorneys are requested a new trial. they allege that a key witness told homes that he regretted his testimony, not that it was wrong, but that he regretted. yesterday, a judge ruled there's not enough evidence to back up the claim and cause a new trial. homes remains out on bail. she's going to be sentenced on november 18th and find out how long should be put behind bars. she faces up to 20 years behind bars. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the votes are in. we'll jfk stay car free. well, there are a couple of properties are a couple of measures that would have affected. that will tell you how they vote shook out. meanwhile, we're also taking a look at propositions that will take effect statewide like school funding flavored tobacco staffing

darya james, back to you. >> thank you. ran a 902. and today the man charged with brutally attacking paul pelosi is expected to make his first arraignment will be facing several state and federal charges attempted murder among them. we've got kron 4. sarah stinson following the story for us once again from san francisco. sarah. >> that's right. i mean, to federal charges, 6 state charges and that's all against 42 year-old david depape be the man accused of breaking into the pelosi home and severely beating paul pelosi. take a look. if you missed it, this is a picture of david to path. he is expected to be in court today. prosecutors say they're going to try and make sure he does not get bail. police say that he's the man who broke into the pelosi home friday morning around 2.30, looking for house speaker nancy pelosi. investigators say he instead be paul pelosi with a hammer. interim district attorney brooke jenkins says she feels confident they've got a strong case against him. now, let's take a look at the state felony charges filed

darya james this morning. once i walked outside, even in san francisco, i noticed some frosty windshield to obviously give yourself some time to warm up that car as far as that frost advisory goes, well, you can expect it may be yet tomorrow morning, even it's going. we should expect a frost advisory sometime tonight until tomorrow morning as well. so keep that in your car. you might need it tomorrow morning sun. it's coming up here in walnut creek. so we're hoping that it warms up 10. i'm no longer. whether >> all right. get a hot coffee. by the way. yes, doesn't work. it doesn't work cars rather your hands together. it's it's going to endeavor works. all right. thank you. camila. >> 7.33. let's change gears. talk about some of the big news that we're covering this morning on a multi-million dollar settlement has been made with the family of someone who was shot and killed by police. >> and 2017, but the family is not satisfied this happening in vallejo. yeah, this involves and most. was his family that was a

darya james, back to you. thank you. are a nato to on the peninsula. man threatening a woman and 3 children out and he had a gun. they were in a car. >> he was fatally shot by the police in redwood city. police say this was a domestic violence incident. it all started with a 9-1-1 call yesterday afternoon. >> the dispatcher heard a child screaming in the background before the line went dead. police were able to track that cell signal to an area on el camino reality when officers got there. that's when they found the mother and her 3 children in a car with this guy who had a gun. police say they tried to negotiate with him, but they say at one point it looked as though he was going to start shooting at the woman. that is when they opened fire. we spoke to someone who was standing just a few feet away with all of this played out. >> an officer say we're trying to help you put down the gun and the soon as we heard that, then pop pop, 2 gunshots. and we all just going to hit the ground together. just like we're staying in those low and away as we can. >> t