>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news heading. >> what happened last night was absolutely. >> on acceptable. the message here today is if you come to our city to commit those level of crimes or to calm and to vandalize or to harm individuals. you will be held accountable. you will be brought to justice. >> now at a luxury retail thefts led to multiple arrest. nearly a dozen people are behind bars right now after high-end smash and grabs in san francisco's union square there boarded up there

tonight. thank you so much for joining us here tonight. during kron. 4 news at 8. i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. video of that bold heist from last night has now been seen worldwide crooks looting and damaging the believe it on store in union square. >> at this very same time. other high-end stores like burberry. you say the wrong and bloomingdale's were also targeted today, san francisco city leaders say they've had enough kron four's. gayle ong live for us now in san francisco with the newest plan to crack down on these crimes to the police chief and the mayor both coming out today condemning what happened last night. >> justine in john and then you can expect more police officers patrolling union square. now there isn't an exact price tag on the damage is on property and the loss of items. but detectives are combing through hours of video looking for clues. saturday afternoon. the louis store temporarily closed and boarded up. >> but shoppers still visiting

the area. this was the scene around 08:00pm in san francisco's union square friday night when officers responded to looting and vandalism and high-end stores. what we saw was horrible at a press conference saturday mayor london breed praising the officers who responded and made arrest but says the damage still remains when people vandalize and commit those level of crimes in san francisco. we not only lose those businesses, we lose those jobs. >> we lose that tax revenue that helps to support our economy. that helps to support many of the social service programs that we have in the city in the first place. as of saturday sfpd chief bill scott says several people have been arrested. some of them think they got away with it. >> but i am confident i'm confident that there will be more arrests to follow chief scott says 2 firearms were seized and the person in this vehicle was armed. they took him into custody safely. >> they use the minimal amount of force that they had to use. they recovered the firearm.

they impounded the vehicle and they recovered some of the property. >> chief scott has about a dozen other businesses were burglarized and looted in a nearby union square. some crimes were prevented. we were fortunate because the city and our police department had a strong presence here in union square specifically for the holiday season moving forward. the area will be flooded with officers for the foreseeable future. we don't want people as they shop and enjoy themselves in this city. >> then the robbed as they walk to their car or to get to their car and find broken glass everywhere because their car has been broken into. >> this has to stop. >> and in wake of the retail. mayor london breed and chief bill scott say that there will be limited access to vehicles in union square and that should take effect soon. live in san francisco. gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you so much. going tonight. we now know the name of the man shot and killed by san francisco. police on friday morning.

>> the man has been identified as 41 year-old money of san francisco yesterday morning officers responded to a call of a man with a knife inside a building near folsom and 5th streets after initial contact with the money officers fired their guns hitting and killing him. police say amani is someone that is known to the department. the shooting is now under investigation. the department says a town hall meeting on what happened will be held in the next 10 days. >> a scary moment for a driver. the south bay. he says he was traveling along highway one. oh, one in sunnyvale when someone hit his car with a golf ball. >> wiseman. harry live for us now and tells us what the drivers trying to do to make the roads a little bit safer after what happened here. >> folks and this evening and he says, but this was a very, very scary moment. he says, know what happened. he just kept on driving. that is until he got home and was able to

check that dash cam video. >> gulf all falling out of the sky and hitting the hood of a car driving on highway one oh, one we heard the boom wake. >> like a chef. like when the video is slow down. you can clearly see the object is a small white we got it would be at the moment. wladimir dabrowski was driving with his wife from san francisco to milpitas when the golf ball hit their car. >> he says they weren't sure exactly what happened until they saw the dent. >> and this video when i get home. >> i took yeah, i open the google and i saw that there is a cult. of course, next to the if you take a look at your screen. you can see to 37 1. oh, one run along the sunnyvale golf course. >> he says he contacted the golf course about the incident

state has and this makes for simple form. just just one page for him. >> is it me to submit a claim to be sunny, city. he's working on getting an estimate so you can submit that claim. >> so far he went to the dealership. they recommended a body shop. >> the body shop recommended a dent specialist. he you know what, i'm i don't think i'll be able to go a 100%. >> the pair we is i think makes now yes, go back to the body shop. >> he says he's grateful. it wasn't worse and didn't hit his windshield or cause an accident. he says he hopes having this video will encourage the city to make changes. you know that that we have and then but then to become presented them and they maybe do something. >> some actions to prevent things like that. >> i reached out to both the golf course and the city of sunnyvale. neither has gotten back to me just yet about this

incident live in sunnyvale amanda hari kron 4 news. >> this is video of one of the side shows that took place last night in oakland. this one happened on 100 and 6th avenue. cars are driving on the wrong side of the street. there. oakland. police say there were around 200 vehicles inside shows that took place throughout the city last night. it's unclear right now if any cars have been towed or if any arrests have been made. also in oakland yesterday hours after a wisconsin jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty for killing 2 people. >> demonstrators in the town hitting the streets last night to protest that decision. this is a look at the demonstrations held near city hall and jack london square. police say they did not report any arrest. meanwhile, the protest in oakland among many held across america after the rittenhouse for duck

yesterday. >> so we do have some video showing just some of the protests that happened over the last 24 hours, including in kenosha. also in los angeles, portland and new york city. but other than voicing their outrage and disappointment in the criminal justice system there's nothing really that can be done. the prosecution cannot appeal the decision and cannot charge rittenhouse again. >> after the verdict protesters in los angeles called for a revolution. they say that silence about the rittenhouse verdict will only fuel momentum toward more violence reporter kimberly chang. >> was there and has the to do you the details. >> group marched through the fairfax district saturday to protest the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse, the teen who killed 2 people and injured a 3rd during a protest in kenosha, wisconsin. the case sparked debate over guns, vigilantism and racial injustice all on social media as rep cops organized protests which started at pan pacific park morley emotionally. it was such a punch in the stomach. >> yesterday when i found out

that that this kid who showed up with a machine gun just once only walking around during people to confront him. he got away with complete murder because we know what happens when you stand up for black used for a ship. >> it was one of several around the country. 18 year-old rittenhouse testified that he acted in self-defense in the deadly shootings. he was found not guilty of all charges friday. >> us. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the golden gate bridge us. >> we wrap up this saturday a gorgeous day outside. hopefully everyone was able to get out and enjoy our meteorologist marisa rodriguez is here now with what we can expect for our sunday. >> a little bit cooler. that's what i was asking what's going on human like like. have a certain sign language now. i yeah. it's almost telepathic at this point. but yeah, we are going to attract. >> cooler temperatures tonight. so is evenly. and as quickly as we warmed up today, we're going to cool down just

as fast for your saturday night. dry clear conditions out there. half moon bay easily. the coolest city out there right now. 47 degrees in san jose. about 8 degrees warmer in the mid-fifties berkeley and oakland 54 downtown san francisco at 57 degrees. but check out these upper 40's for most of the north bay valleys. we are tracking that lack a blanket of cloud cover cooling us down right now at 48 degrees. there and also seeing some breezy winds out of the north and east and these cool breezes are actually going to cool us down to some of the coolest overnight lows that we have seen all week long future wind gusts. we are going to notice right now already starting to increase at about 30 miles per hour sustained winds, winds out of the north and it's only going to get stronger during the overnight hours. peeking upwards of about 35 miles per hour less for most of the north bay valleys. but then it's going to change direction right along the coast at it as it extends to half moon bay.

you're easily going to wake up to some of the breezy us twins for your sunday morning. until we start to notice calmer winds. but thanks to those northerly winds. we're going to warm up and more tomorrow is expected to be the warmest day of the week. so let's take a look at radar for. we are seeing cloud cover nonexistent. so visibility. not going to be an issue for your sunday overnight commute even into your early sunday morning hours and then plenty of sunshine by sunday afternoon warming up into the low to mid 70's for most of our warmest inland valleys until we gradually start to cool down details that and what you can expect for sneak peek of your thanksgiving outlook in just a few minutes. jonathon just seen. back to you. thank you very so here's what's coming up at 8 o'clock tonight, self employed californians who received. >> unemployment benefits during the pandemic may have to pay that money back. we will explain. >> plus, we'll tell you about local food banks rushing to send food to tables across the bay area. a closer look at how one food bank in the south bay

is now wrapping up for the holidays. plusha missing east bay woman has been found dead. >> these stories and more when kron 4 news comes right back.

>> thanksgiving right around the corner and food banks across the bay area are sprinting to the finish line. volunteers are packing and distributing thousands of pounds of food for families.

depending on theig service for the holiday meals. meanwhile, leaders at the second harvest of silicon valley told kron four's flew to call. >> that they could use more help. >> hacking and distribution kicked into high gear at second harvest of silicon valley in san we've been doing this for 20 bucks. food insecurity. families rely on the food bank year round. but there is no busier time that the holiday season volunteer and team lead in answer been more than 400 hours of. >> this year. ever since covid the numbers have just gone through the the food bank is feeding about 450,000 people each month that's an 80% increase from before the pandemic. this year. we're providing 22% more for than he did last year. second harvest leslie says the organizations budget has doubled during the pandemic to keep up with them and it has added 15 more

trucks opened a new warehouse and increased its staff 40%. at the same time, it has ended its traditional food collection. drives with barrels to be more efficient. >> but joe says second harvest has enough food but needs volunteers and monetary donations and actually when people donate. >> money reconstruct it much farther for every dollar donated concerts update for 2 meals. >> say they believe in the work they are doing and the service they are providing that was thanks to grow as a person really dark time, especially whenrthe food bank says the prices at grocery stores have increased more than 5% this year in san jose legion ball run tonight. chp is asking for your help in a crash that killed a woman in oakland. >> it happened around 7 o'clock this morning. that's when officers say they found the woman lying in the south lanes of interstate 80 near heggen burger road. so far investigators have not said how the crash happened or have released the name of the woman

killed. stay with kron 4 for updates as they become available. >> the contra costa county sheriff's office believes that they have found the body of adela de la pena a woman who had been missing since tuesday. the sheriff's office says around 9 o'clock this morning. someone on marine circle in bay point found an unidentified person in their backyard when officers arrived on the scene, they discovered the person was dead. and while they're still for the coroner to positively identify the person and determine a cause of death. they were confident enough to release a statement today saying that they think adela had been found. we will continue to follow this and bring you any new details as soon as they become available. >> a historic milestone for the transgender community today as president joe biden observed the international transgender day of remembrance. the president releasing a statement today saying in part, quote, transgender people are some of the bravest americans. i know. but no person should have to be brave just to live in safety and dignity today we

remember tomorrow and every day, we must continue to act. the president ended the military ban on transgender service members. his first day in office. >> let's talk about our forecast right now as we take a live look outside towards the east bay. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza here. a nice clear night out there after rather gorgeous fall day definitely couldn't ask for better weather. let's get you ready for the start of your sunday. >> it's called for the recent rodriguez with a look at what's on tap. yeah. and we're going to notice warm weather specially far inland valleys returning once again for the 2nd half of your weekend. but let's take a live look outside first at city hall. >> in honor of transgender day of remembrance. we are seeing it lit up in white pink and blue. so for all of you celebrating, this is why we're tracking city hall out there right now. also celebrating today as well. radar for right now we are seeing very clear sky cover because of that lack a blanket of cloud cover.

we're actually cooling down into the upper 40's already check out half moon bay 48 degrees, but just to its north downtown san francisco at 57 degrees. the reason why the unique microclimate forecast downtown san francisco getting a light westerly breeze. but those of you at half moon bay seeing winds out of the east cooling you down in the upper 40's as opposed to downtown san francisco. that's nearly 10 degrees. warmer. but overnight lows tonight we're going or see low to mid and upper 40's for most of our bay area valley. so pretty chilly temperatures tonight compared to last night. so make sure to bundle up high temperatures tomorrow are going to remain seasonable even along the coast and east bay shoreline mid 60's continuing upper 60's. for those of you at hayward 71 degrees of peace for fremont and san jose. so about 8 degrees above average. there in those of you in santa rosa and livermore about 5 degrees above normal. so we are going to continue to see warm temperatures for most of

our inland valleys with above average highs but then cooling down on tuesday. unfortunately, there's a storm to our north and that track not shifting south into the bay area. so we're going to notice cooler cloudier weather. but dry conditions for thanksgiving thursday. so those of you planning an outdoor event. if you want to keep it safe with your loved ones and friends and some of you may be vaccinated, others not weather is looking great. a little bit cooler than average. but overall dry weather this thanksgiving, good for travel, not great for drought. i know. yeah. so true. but 10 days from now we could see the storms are reopening, but you'll have to wait until 10 o'clock. >> okay. once again. we'll just below stopper. all right. yeah, thanks. all risa, thank you. meanwhile, we are following some breaking news right now. happening right now in the east bay. we know that right now oakland police are on the scene of a shooting. this reported shooting is happening on broadway near

ocean view drive in the rock ridge area a very large response from oakland officers at the scene. we do know that oakland have sent their public information officer there to the scene to try and get more information. right now. there's no word on any injuries as a result of this shooting. kron 4 has reached out to opd to get more details. we are working the phones to gather more information. as soon as we do get those details, we will bring you updates during our prime time coverage live here on air at kron 4 and online at kron 4 dot com. >> for your money tonight. self employed californians who received unemployment benefits during the pandemic are now being required to prove that they were actually eligible for those benefits or they're going have to pay them back. the employment development department awarded benefits to nearly 3 million self employed californians. but nearly 1 million still have not fired filed the proper paperwork proving their eligibility.

they are receiving notices stating they must prove they were really self employed our pay that money back, possibly with a 30% penalty. >> the holidays are supposed to be a happy and joyous occasion. but having to work on thanksgiving or christmas could actually ruin your happiness. new report from all state and the national journal found that 25% of americans have to work on thanksgiving christmas or new year's day or if you work in neuse probably all 3 psychologists say working on those days can take a big toll on your mental health. they also say that folks working on those days can experience increased feelings of despair and loneliness because they're away from their loved producer just sent a mayor. that's all the managers managers of the year is top having to work on the holidays. >> think of the doctors, the police officers people in that the store's strewn is not easy working the holidays. we feel you. we feel you right there with you. all right. still ahead, apple putting the pedal to the metal when the tech giant hopes to unveil its self

driving car. >> state and federal authorities tonight investigating a possible second oil spill off the coast of huntington beach in orange county. the new details we're learning right after the break.

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we're an oil pipeline spilled about 25,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean. investigators believed at that time, an anchor from a cargo ship hit that pipeline leading to the spill as for this latest incident, it's unknown when it was first spotted. >> we are all very concerned about any potential leak or spill or anything that could impact our coast. whether it's impactful to our coastal waters, our environment, our economy or our wildlife. we want to make sure that if there's any way to remedy and stop any kind of spill that were at the ready. and i think that's what we've seen today. >> the huntington beach police say the sheen is no longer visible on water or in the air. >> for your money tonight. wal-mart is changing the way that you get your produ%ts by launching a new pilot program of drone deliveries. wal-mart has partnered with global drone company. zipline to

start on demand delivery right now the unmanned flying devices will deliver health and wellness items and other things that you need quickly like diapers and non-prescription medicines. the company says the drones can fly 50 miles away and deliver packages in as little as 30 minutes. the service was announced in the fall of 2020 and since then, walmart and supply have been working to improve the system and take this technology to the next level in other markets. apple shares hit a record high after a bloomberg report announced the company wants to have a self driving car on the road by 2025. of course, apple is not the only company aiming for a ton of us vehicles. they'll have to compete with tesla and the up and coming loose. motors and that market space. even so, analysts seem to think that apple could pull this off pointing to the tech giant's long history of experience and making and distributing and then they're dedicated customer base. >> still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news in 8 chaos at

atlanta's airport when a gun accidentally fires into a packed terminal sending crowded holiday travelers running for cover. funeral services held for 2 more victims of the deadly astroworld music festival. the latest on the lawsuit. snow piling up for rapper. travis scott as he faces from that tragedy. plus, gas prices have now rocketed to an all-time high across america. just how much more you can expect to pay at the pump as many folks get ready to hit the road for the th

>> word is 48 million americans are preparing to hit the road for the thanksgiving holiday. but triple a is saying the national average for a gallon of regular gas. $3 and $0.41. sounds like a bargain now the 41 not here, not even close. >> kron 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki in dc with reaction to the high gas prices from lawmakers. >> good evening. if you filled up your tank recently, you probably noticed that you're paying more gas prices are up one dollar and $0.30 compared to this time last year and lawmakers are calling on president biden to provide some relief at the pump. as americans gas up and hit the road this holiday season gas prices are at a seven-year high. every time you go fill your car up with gas. >> you wonder if you're going to set your own personal high that day. missouri senator roy blunt and fellow republican john cornyn of texas say you

can blame president biden. this is the result of bad. >> policies. really targeting our fossil fuel companies. but democrats are not happy about gas prices either california congressman ted lieu accuses big oil companies of price gouging. the cost refining oreo has gone down and yet gas prices went up this week president biden called on the federal trade commission to investigate whether illegal conduct is costing families at the pump. >> as the president noted in his letter prices at the pump continue to rise refined fuel costs go down and industry profits. >> go up. white house press secretary jen psaki says the 2 largest us oil companies are on track to nearly double their net income over 2019. that's not how it should be working. that's why the president sent a letter this is a distraction. frank maki roll is with the american petroleum institute which represents the oil companies. the administration. >> ought to step back from its

policies that are putting it dampening effect on american a key says the administration should instead promote policies that encourage oil production on us soil. >> arizona democratic senator mark kelly wrote a letter to president biden this week asking the administration to immediately release its plan on how they intend to tackle the rising cost of gas prices saying that americans deserve a clear explanation for now in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> here's a live look at san francisco international airport. the saturday night where americans are expected to pack airports this week for the thanksgiving holiday travel season yesterday. the tsa said more than 2.2 million people passed through security checkpoints. that's actually more than the double more than double of the number of travelers from last year and not far off from prepandemic levels. get this back on 11/19/2019, more than 2.5

million people passed through tsa checkpoints. >> kind of back to normal. kind of back to normal. it's all right. let's check in now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez for a look now at the forecast. and especially if you're trying to fly what the weather will be like. yeah, you're in luck. we're certainly heading in the right direction. and fortunately for you can you do traveling tonight. not tracking any delays that you hit the roads or the skies. in fact. >> san francisco international airport and our local airports and oakland and san jose no delays to report there and also very similar conditions for atlanta airport which earlier this afternoon had a gun scare. so great to see that. for those of you flying from the west coast to east coast. no problems to report this evening. but thanksgiving planner forecast. we are expecting mostly sunny skies. breezy winds temperatures a little bit below average along the coast. we should be in the mid 60's. but instead cooling down into the mid-fifties to upper 50's for inland valleys. pretty seasonal temperatures there low to mid 60's for your

thursday. afternoon. so thanksgiving looking great, however you want to celebrate indoors or outside. it's going to remain dry. let's just hope that your turkey is and dry this year. and i should try possibly even deep frying a turkey out. and i've always wanted to try that never have kind of curious how that taste so. >> let me know. but we are tracking san francisco international airport clear skies out there tonight. same for the sierra forecast as well. futurecast for going to show plenty of sunshine throughout this year. so no rain and snow showers. i know a lot of viewers have been asking me if it's going to snow thanksgiving weekend. unfortunately, tracking a dry outlook truckee 51 degrees for the 2nd half of your weekend for this year. 47 degrees warming up just a bit on monday until we gradually start to cool down for your thanksgiving them. but it is concerning that we're not seeing those snow showers because typically around november especially thanksgiving. we start to notice that stormed opening. but with these 2 atmospheric

rivers, we've been pretty spoiled with a lot of rain giving us above average precipitation. so ok, let it slide this time. but i wish we had like at least snow and this year for these things. they can make it. that's true, right? make it to taste from now. hopefully we some actual snow falling in the sierra keeping our eyes peeled on that with the promising system heading its way. >> i'm just looking forward to thursday thanks so much for the great forecast. >> for turkey day. yeah. it's looking really good indoors outdoors. you're set. just make sure if you deep fry their turkey, you have the find wanted. i've never had it, but i've always wanted to try and have you guys had it. yeah. it's good for 4th it. okay. and you try not sell my house on fire that would defeat the purpose. yeah, exactly. i think she could do it. breaking news. at

>> so a recent was just talking about this there was panic at one of the busiest airports in atlanta after a gun. >> went off at the screening area. this is atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport. this happened this afternoon. police say the weapon was accidentally discharged when it was discovered in a passenger's piece of luggage. the gunshot led to mass hysteria as passengers tried to escape the terminal. fortunately there were no reports of any injuries about an hour and a half later all the passengers employees were given the all clear that is frightening now. >> meanwhile, funeral services held today for 2 best friends from illinois killed during that crowd surge at the astroworld music festival in houston 2 weeks ago. family and friends gathering this morning to remember jake jurinek today would have been his 21st birthday jurinek and his best friend franco patino were among 10 people killed ad astra world 2 weeks ago. rapper travis scott said that he would cover funeral costs

for the victims. a funeral mass for pitino took place this afternoon. >> travis scott and others involved in that tragic astroworld concert that claimed the life of 10 people are now being sued for 2 billion dollars. a texas attorney this week filed a lawsuit on behalf of 282 victims of that astroworld festival, adding to the legal woes that are now being faced by travis scott and other parties involved in that concert from houston. the attorney said, quote, the defendants stood to make an exorbitant amount of money off this event and they still chose to cut corners, cut costs and put attendees at risk. the attorney is saying he wants to make sure that what happened at astroworld cannot happen again. the lawsuit seeks up to 2 billion dollars in damages from a long list of defendants that includes travis scott drake the event organizers like live nation apple, music and nrg stadium at least 140 lawsuits have been filed to date. >> still ahead tonight, a

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>> british border authorities made an unusual drug bust. they found this nearly a 1000 pounds of cocaine hidden in a shipment of frozen onion rings. all that coke had an estimated street value of more than 44 million dollars.

british authorities made the discovery in the french port terminal on thursday and now a 30 year-old polish man has been taken into custody and charged with drug smuggling. >> the ducks continuing their hot start to the new season with a win in the motor city last night against the pistons. the warriors now a league best 14 in 2 on the young season. the team getting back to the bay early this morning and one of their star players. well, they decide to spend the day off by giving back to his community for want to scuttle anderson spent the day in east oakland today giving out thanksgiving grocery bags to folks in the neighborhood. it's very special for him. one actually grew up just down the street on 95th street in oakland, families being treated to turkey. all the fixins along with some he also took time to sign autographs and take pictures with those lined up to attend this all made possible through his jta foundation remain president. my

>> regardless of what happened in my professional life like business. still. this is still apartment extension of my life. my family's here, my friends are here. and like i said, i want remain consistent president trying to help my community. i want to continue to be that guy that people know, as you know, in the community cares about the community cares about the people. you know, i am the people and for the so. you know, basketball school bus was fun. i just my job, something i love to do, no, that is the people i'm around my family stuff to us. that's the room for stuff. >> so one definitely one of the most popular warriors out there and he's also a hometown hero for many one of their own who did really well. he says he wants to be known as the same guy who grew up in oakland and investing in his community. >> we do want to talk about sports tonight as the 120 for the big game between cal and stanford was all golden bears tonight. our sports reporter kylen mills is live down on the farm with highlights and reaction

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>> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. this saturday night wrapping up the week getting ready to start thanksgiving holiday week. lot of folks going to be traveling getting ready for turkey and. >> so a lot of people are already on vacation. check out friday, not we're still here. well, if you are enjoying the weekend, looks sunday's going to be little bit warmer than today. our meteorologist

mabrisa rodriguez is here with what we can expect if you are enjoying the weekend who is not enjoying the weekend. i mean, everyone in the bay area should be enjoying the weekend, especially with these above average temperatures. >> so mother nature really spoiling us this month of november. some rain above average. it did the day time highs. so we're seeing a little bit of everything. this month. live look outside at coit tower, crystal clear skies as it's lit up absolutely. brady and an amazing with that black background. and we are tracking right now temperatures for your microclimate sunday going to be near average along the coast mid 60's for downtown san francisco and the marina district. so but a degree warmer than today's. if you love today's temperatures along the coast. you're in luck is even our beaches warming up into the mid to upper 60's daly city 70 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs winds along the coast. going to be a bit breezy. but you could think those northerly winds warm dry offshore breezes warming us up easily 5 to 10 degrees above average away from the

immediate coastline. millbrae and burlingame 71 degrees with 73 degrees of peace for san mateo and san carlos mountain view 68 degrees and milpitas 75 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs livermore 70 degrees. and for those of you in orinda and moraga trying to flirt with 70's. but 69 degrees and we are expecting to see mid 70's for sonoma and low 70's. for those of you in nevada but watch out where those breezy winds because we are expecting gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour or less and then thanksgiving slightly cooler forecast. but still remaining dry and sunny, here's kylen mills with sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> welcome into sports. the cal golden bears taking home the axe after an impressive win here at stanford stadium in the big game. the golden bears came into tonight with at full strength for the first time in 3 weeks after dealing with a massive covid outbreak. they pummeled the cardinal in

this game in the cardinals house 41 to 11 the final score. it's clear they came out with a vengeance. the apps and pride on the line in this game tonight. beginning of the 2nd quarter stanford with a chance to get on the board. but the cow defense comes up with huge stop on 4th and goal. they were dominant all night in the 2nd quarter golden bears quarterback chase garbers. with the slant to trevon clark the wide receiver. takes it to the house. the 84 yard touchdown pass is the longest in big game history county to 7 zip lead 84 yards quite a run garbers back from covid made a statement in this game on the rollout finds christopher brooks, another touchdown golden bears. this game was never close. 3rd quarter running back marcel dancy. coming around the left 76 yards later he is dancing into the endzone. cal takes a 27 to

3 lead they would run away with it just like dancy turned on the wheels. cal fans stormed the field after the game. they are pumped. the golden bears. take the axe back to berkeley to face it. >> expected it to come out play. well, i i don't think i know our players are expected come out and play well, so. you know, things came together to give the number of contested plays you guys need whether it's catches runs, you know, blocks one-on-one really all over the field there on offense that was difference for her. often see a lot of fun to watch. we want to be more akin to the day the work. >> par for day in and day out there. the entire we need system. >> no, not surprise in any way that we perform the way we did in be taken >> cal quarterback chase garbers just told me it was unbelievable. it was incredible to celebrate with the fans after this massive when shirley some fun being had in berkeley tonight on to

some college hoops. the stanford cardinal men's basketball team had their work cut out for them down in waco. taking on the defending national champion baylor bears. they around, though. in the 1st half. thanks to big play from freshman harrison ingram. he grew up in nearby dallas. by the way, he had only 4 points, but battled for 9 rebounds for jade and delay or chipped in 10 off the bench to stanford was down only 6 at the but after the break, the bears took control outscoring the cardinal 52 to 20 oakland native james buyers at the cannes joe scored 11 points and dished out 11 assists baylor prince away with it 86 to 48 the cardinal drop to 3, 2, on the season stanford hosts north carolina a and t in their next game. coming up on tuesday. still have yet to take on any pac. 12 opponents. that's it for sports from here at stanford stadium will send

it back to you in the studio. all right, kyle and thank you. >> coming you know that your baby's name could indicate their future occupation. a new study is showing. that there are popular names in different

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chains. justine never made that i don't expect her here. >> they always had jonathan with the extra h. could stand that there were justin's just no. just you could draw on the probably did actually. that's a job right something you're about to do. all right. meanwhile, happy birthday, mister president, president biden turning 79 today. the commander in chief. now the only sitting president to celebrate his 79th birthday while. >> serving his term after becoming the oldest person to be inaugurated in the country's in honor of the day. he received a number of birthday wishes from a number of friends and colleagues across social media as well for president barack obama shared a throwback picture of the 2 together saying calling saying happy birthday to his former vice president to my friend and my brother. thanks for giving all of us. the better gift of better

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>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> no doubt o'clock. nearly a dozen people are behind bars and a high-end smash-and-grab in san francisco's union square. the new changes leaders are now proposing. but is this any different than what we've heard before. >> what happened last night was absolutely on acceptable. the message here today. if you come to our city to commit those level of crimes or to calm and to vandalize or to harm individuals. >> you will be held accountable. you will be brought to justice. >> the message is tonight from san francisco mayor london breed and san francisco police chief bill scott on how they plan to do that. thanks joining us here on kron, 4 ne