it starts at 7 30 here in south san francisco. they're going to be walking from this downtown area to their respective schools is about 8,000 students within the school district. and this is just the start of something beautiful and it's great that they'll be doing this for decades and honoring ruby bridges just that 6 year-old girl fighting in bravery so much bravery and now people are still honoring her today. some send it back to you at 7.30. we'll bring it to you live in. we'll be checking in with the student who inquired about it first in 20 17th and we kind of all looking forward to it. thank you very receive the students started by inquiring students started by we learn a lot from kids who are so much braver. >> in ways i found they lead the way all right. it is 6.17. let's get over to the weather center. we've got john with your chilly wednesday morning forecast now. good morning, john. yeah, definitely cold out there, guys as much as 10 degrees cooler than at the same point yesterday. so. >> whatever you did yesterday may

prefer sarah stinson following the story for us in south san francisco. good morning, sarah. >> yeah. i don't know if it is cold out here. if i just got the chills. when you said bravery because i, of course, was reading up on ruby bridges before my report, learned about her back in 2019 when students here in south san francisco started this walk to school that for her and learning about her. you can really just i try and understand the bravery that went into what ruby bridges did to integrate her school at just 6 years old. so today here when it gets a little lighter kids in south san francisco are going to be out here honoring ruby bridges for the first time is a statewide event and it's because of south san francisco kids. it became a statewide event. you're looking at a picture of ruby bridges back in 2017 a 5th grade class at martin elementary school in south san francisco learned about how ruby bridges fought to desegregate in all-white school. the school that she was attending in new orleans in 1960, she fought so hard to integrate that school even

stinson beach 13 love miles an hour to san francisco 17 up out of the south in sfo. those winds going to intensify throughout the night tonight and it's tomorrow morning. so expecting some very gusty winds, maybe 40, maybe 50 mile an hour. gust near the coastline across some of the mountain tops there of the coastal range is that will be in effect until 3 o'clock in the morning. so expect some power outages as the storm system comes through. all right. let's time this out for as you head through the night tonight seeing some of that rain around the bay area now. but a more intense rain is on the way. right around 8 o'clock. some heavy rainfall moving into the north, a look the yellow. the orange very heavy rain moving through their stretching in along the peninsula to and then continuing to stretch across the rest of the bay area by 10 o'clock tonight. a lot of rain popping up outside will be heavy at times that some of the rain a reach around a half an inch an hour. and usually that's about the time we start to talk about the possibility of some flash flooding. now.

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san versus are going to be in downtown south san francisco. >> and they're going to walk to school in 1960 ridges became a national civil rights icon when she integrated william franz elementary school in new orleans. the ruby bridges foundation says the initiative to celebrate bridges actually started when students and south san francisco question why there wasn't a day to celebrate her courage and bravery. unity leaders are asking san francisco to donate to the fillmore heritage center to a new nonprofit representing the local community. they say it would serve as reparations to black communities for what they argue are races programs designed to remove black families from the area actor and san francisco native danny glover was among the speakers raising awareness to the cause yesterday. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the port of la is delaying. it's fine for ships at ports when they're going to start and how much will they cost will have that when we get back. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a time for you now. 04:30am. >> on a very nice tuesday morning. we're s

and south san francisco today also marks the launch of the alameda short hop services called which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. the vallejo service also changed some of the afternoon times have shifted and officials also canceled the last trip of the day on weekdays. still ahead tonight at 6 supply chain woes continue why transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that we can solve be focused on getting the pandemic under control. the pandemic under control. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupi

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and we're seeing it into south san francisco. the north bay has been really seeing the bulk of the rainfall all day long and now it's starting to move further east. you can see coming out of sandra fell. now and pushing over towards the richmond area like the bridge that we just saw earlier. and our live shot golden gate. so we're seeing it wet very slick into and out of san francisco. so both hands on the steering wheel. and we're also seeing of the winds pick up. we could see gusts of up to 25 miles per hour throughout the rest of the day today and the rain is not over. so even though it's going to end during the overnight hours tonight, we're tracking more rain throughout the week. so don't with those umbrellas away just yet. let you know when to expect it coming up in just a bit. so miles, back to you. thank you so much for back on. >> indoor mask mandates are no more in marine county, the county's new health order went into effect today. making the county the first in the bay area to drop the requirement. kron four's charles

we're still looking at some light sprinkles on the bay bridge as well as in san francisco, south san francisco down through pacifica and daly city. but definitely the most widespread of rainfall is for the south bay right now and about to be working its way more and more so on into san jose. so the direction that this system is really taking is steering this line of showers right here gradually to the south and east and that means areas like san jose can expect rainfall intensity to increase here in about 20 minutes. i know that in the south bay, you've been sitting out at least the heavier intensity rainfall for much of the evening but is definitely going to be seeing picking up in your neck of the woods. here shortly. as for the dumbarton bridge is actively raining. so as you make that crossing from palo alto over to fremont be mindful of wet conditions there. highway 92 is also very wet. having seen saw that rainfall over the past hour or so. and as well as highway one. oh, one highway 2.80, is 82 as you cross across the lower end of the peninsula into the south bay. some wet cond

san francisco route which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco. today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry jack london square. they're also going to be changes to the bill service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekends. taking the ferry has got to be sending better and better these days to people who have been doing a lot of driving the average price of a gallon of gas in the san francisco area. $4 and $0.77. now nationwide. the average price is 3.49. that's a dollar higher than last year. everyone says it's because the cost of crude oil and ethanol use for cleaner burning gasoline really has been surging apparel. companies affiliated with formerly kanye west will pay $950,000 to settle a consumer protection lawsuit alameda county's da announced that agreement today with yeezy apparel llc and you see a total of 4 bay area da's had sued the companies accusin

oh, one just south of vermont street. >> in san francisco. so they do have several of the lanes blocked, but a lane is open for you to get through there. also departing traffic off at cesar chavez as well as you're traveling into the city from the east bay, though no major delays or accidents the year the san mateo bridge a little under 13 heading across towards the peninsula. looking at the richmond, sandra fell bridge a little under 9 minutes as you travel out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. >> about 20 minutes traveling from the north bay into the city. >> well, now to sports, we've got the oakland raiders beating the dallas cowboys on thanksgiving. but it was a nail-biter. he would like to oakland raiders. yeah, las vegas today say oakland again. both to and that's gonna take a while to get used to the las vegas raiders. but it's a good game to watch. football and thanksgiving goes together like peanut butter and jelly. >> baking in a salt pepper catch-up in fried onions on a cheese steak. all right. up probably lost everyone. the

in second harvest give out meals in south san francisco, mountain view, and san jose. >> macy's thanksgiving day parade is back. preparations are underway in new york, where 15 giant balloons are coming to live. one new balloon is -- is that how you say it? >> i think that's right. >> from the disney plus series amanda lorien. last year, that event had to be scaled back because of the pandemic. >> always fun. the parade is back, the weather is shining. >> let's get to sign dev patel for the latest. >> i want to show you live pictures right now from the golden gate bridge to the exploratorium to sutro tower, just absolutely amazing views tonight. we have temperatures that are following, most areas are in the 30's and arteries. tomorrow morning they are going to be bottoming out in the mid-80's at 5 a.m. -- mid-30's at 5 a.m. but a lot of you still have to run up to get some last minute things for thanksgiving. the afternoon will be pleasant while hopefully you are enjoying your meal, 50's and 60's. here is our east bay camera looking towards sutro tower, still a little gusty, mainly clear and

and we also have multi per side from south san francisco. they dressed up as an evil and the san francisco zoo celebrating with their animals here as a lemur and he's taking a ride along a fake spire that's maki the lemur. i wonder i wonder very cool and we also have tiger eyes and these are carved into a pumpkin. the tiger. they're enjoying halloween as well. be sure to send us your halloween pictures. and you might just see them on television. keep sending them along. we're going to be taking a quick break here and we'll be right >> and national news tonight, president biden taking center stage during the g 20 summit in rome to address supply chain issues from the pandemic has factories and ports around the world have struggled to deliver products to consumers. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports on the new commitments from the president. >> good evening. president biden called these meetings very productive. but now he and other world leaders have to deliver 2. >> bring the world together and solve some of these big problems. pr

san francisco. the city now says it will offer booster shots to all adults. even if they don't qualify under the guidelines. only people over 65, people with under lying health conditions or work in high risk settings. san francisco health leader say nobody should be turned away from gettingen extra dose if they feel they are at risk. the only qualifier for getting a booster shot tht city. you must be over 18. and at least six months after your second shot of the pfizer or moderna. >> healthcare corporation johnson & johnson about to go through a major change. the company announced had plans to split into two companies. to separate the consumer products from the pharmaceutical business. johnson & johnson says the split will create a healthier work environment for both divisions. it could take up to two years to complete the split. the company says the pharmaceutical division will retain the johnson & johnson name. it hasn't decided yet on a name for the consumer products division. >> winter is comin

in second harvest give out meals in south san francisco, mountain view, and san jose. >> macy's thanksgiving day parade is back. preparations are underway in new york, where 15 giant balloons are coming to live. one new balloon is -- is that how you say it? >> i think that's right. >> from the disney plus series amanda lorien. last year, that event had to be scaled back because of the pandemic. >> always fun. the parade is back, the weather is shining. >> let's get to sign dev patel for the latest. >> i want to show you live pictures right now from the golden gate bridge to the exploratorium to sutro tower, just absolutely amazing views tonight. we have temperatures that are following, most areas are in the 30's and arteries. tomorrow morning they are going to be bottoming out in the mid-80's at 5 a.m. -- mid-30's at 5 a.m. but a lot of you still have to run up to get some last minute things for thanksgiving. the afternoon will be pleasant while hopefully you are enjoying your meal, 50's and 60's. here is our east bay camera looking towards sutro tower, still a little gusty, mainly clear and

larry: amy hollyfield was in south san francisco for the celebration. amy: change happens one step at a time. that is what these students learned about ruby bridges and the steps she took into an all-white school in 1960. they too took one step at a time to get today declared as ruby bridges day in california. >> she needs a day because she on segregated schools because she was the first black woman to go to an all-white school, and she made a big difference to the world. amy: they commemorated a first statewide ruby bridges day by walking to barden elementary school, where it all started four years ago with one question in a fifth-grade classroom. >> one of the children asked, does ruby bridges have a day? we looked at up and we could not find a day. they were so excited about it. amy: the students gathered more than 1000 signatures and asked the school board for a ruby bridges day in the district. then they went to the county. now it is statewide. >> if kids have power to do something like this, they have power to do more. amy: so proud as they saw th

this is in south san francisco. so southbound one. oh, one at grand avenue. we're not seeing any major delays as i would even say take 2 atm and just say wait it out as you're traveling heading into the city from the east. a little under 2 minutes, no major issues or delays here heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that in a little under 14 and will leave you with a look at a richmond center fell commute, a little 100 on as you travel out of richmond will be right back after the break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. save now with holiday deals! get 40% off st. nicholas square. find all their favorite toys and get 40% off holiday decor. plus, take an extra 15% off and get $10 off your purchase of $25 or more! kohl's. ♪ ritz cheese crispers. where the crispiness of ritz meets the bold taste of cheese. i need a bite. try cheesy, crispy ritz cheese crispers.

san francisco route which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco also today marks the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. there will also be changes to the vallejo service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. >> where your money tonight. you know, gas prices continue to rise across the country in california is the state paying the most at the pump looking at data from triple-a here. san francisco is we're filling up your tank will set you back the most around the bay area gallon of regular going for almost $5. that's about a quarter higher than the statewide average of $4 and $0.62. and it's a buck 40 higher than the national average. here's how the rest of the bay area compares. if you look at the numbers here, marin, sonoma, napa and san mateo counties are all pretty close to that of san francisco things are a little bit less on average in the south bay and in the ea

. >> at the pharmacy in south san francisco, a steady stream of patients picking up medication after finding out nurses could strike from the 15th to the 22nd. >> many say they called their doctor right away. >> i called the doctor and said, hey, i need my medication now, this week, because next week i don't know what is going to happen. >> in a statement kaiser says they keep their pharmacists among the highest. kaiser said it's prepared to provide members and patients with access to the pharmacy medications they need. >>> this is a story we will continue to follow as the strikes continue. >>> cal football team and faithful are forced to postpone a game among a covid outbreak. more players are now testing positive. cal's head coach blames the problem on poor communication from the city of berkeley, as players tested negative one team after testing positive. one health expert said postponing the game is probably a good decision. >> right now we need to find out are these players symptomatic, in which this case they can transmit the infection and the appropriate thing to do is postpon

but there are other changes to that include things like resuming service on the south san francisco route which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the new alameda short hop service. it's a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal out at jack london square and there will also be changes to the services. well, including moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. we've got more information for you on kron. 4 dot com. >> 7. '09, viewer this in case you have to go to the hospital today. these bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are striking. the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session and so they're taking to the picket lines. the workers say they are protesting what they call difficult working conditions. an unfair labor practices in this is video of the same location. same hospital last month. there was a demonstration. the union says staffing shortages are a big problem workers are walking

san bruno low 70's in south san francisco, low 70's ear 70's across the map for some mountain view. woodside redwood city heading down to the south bay. and san jose. also looking at cupertino. you're in the mid to upper 70's as you're out and about and the east bay union city. look at lower 70's in dublin, upper 60's under berkeley as well. oakland. 69 for you and heading up here in napa sonoma. you got mid 70's upper 60's stinson beach point raise. if you want to get out there today. upper 60's as you're traveling there and we have to get a look at your seven-day if you're trying to make plans lika always try to do. we start the weekend 70's year and then we start to cool down like i talked about into the 60's in the inland areas. you're going to be in the 40's and along the bay and the coastal areas still pretty cool in the 40's. so sara, what we're looking at is thursday potentially into friday so we could see those light showers again. all right. let's also go ahead. get a look at the traffic today has hitten at the roads this morning. a little under 10 minutes traveling from t

, which is what connects oakland alameda and south san francisco and today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service. that will be a 10 minute. a jump that connects you from the main street alameda ferry terminal with the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. and there will also be some changes to to the service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. >> it's 9.10 right now and he's based on a hospital be where this 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are striking the workers union says that center canceled a planned mediation session. and so they're upset about that protesting what they call difficult working conditions and also unfair labor practices. they say. and this is the same hospital that had a strike just last month. the union says that a big part of their complaint to staffing shortages. and so they're walking out today. the him impacting a lot of different positions. emergency room technicians will be striking respiratory therapist and others a spok

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but other changes include a resuming service on the south san francisco route which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. it also be changes to the vallejo services. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. still ahead at 3.45, a very scary situation after a couple finds of air on their property. how was preparing to hibernate and how officials were able to scare him away. >> and after the break, california's covid transmission rate is rising after significant drop in the last few months. what doctors recommend we start doing now. head of the upcoming holiday see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ welcome back. in coronavirus coverage this afternoon. california may be starting to slip when it come

headquartered in south san francisco but first start opened in l.a. in 1921, mary see's candy was catching on fast by 1925, dozen stores in l.a., 250 today. purchased by billionaire warren buffett who moved the company to bay area. jonathan bloom got inside look how see's candies creates your favorite treats, nbcbayarea.com, search >>> breaking news tonight, former trump aid steve bannon indicted for contempt of congress. the unprecedented grand jury indictment against bannon for defying a subpoena from the house committee investigating a january 6th riot it comes hours after mark meadows, another trump aid also refused to comply. are more indictments coming >>> also breaking the long-awaited court victory for britney spears in the battle to end her nearly 14-year conservatorship. the celebration outside the courthouse >>> consumer prices soaring. president biden's first cabinet meeting in months. what he said about surging inflation. and the new report out. why are americans quitting their jobs in record numbers >>> the booster battle the states defy

san francisco route which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today. in fact, also will mark the launch of the alameda short hop service. it's a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal out of jack london square. that will also be some changes. now to the services. well, those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and then canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. for more details on all of this mixture to go to our website at kron 4 dot com 6. '09, and today the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are going to be on strike. >> the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session. and so now they are striking. they are protesting what they call difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices and this is video of strike that happened last month at the very same hospital. the union says staffing shortages are a big are going to be walking out o- today, including emergency room technicians and respiratory therapist. a spok

and alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal out of jack london square. there will also be some changes made to the service. and that includes moving some of the afternoon times and even canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. >> it's 8. '09. and today the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are on strike. the workers union says that cetera canceled a planned mediation session and that they are upset they're protesting what they call difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices. and this is video of a strike at the very same hospital last month. the union says staffing shortages are a big problem, too. and that they are walking out from various jobs emergency room technicians respiratory therapists and others. a spokesperson for center health says a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that as good if not better, then other hospitals and t

members of the south san francisco classroom teachers association say they can't support their families on what they currently earn. the district and the association have reached tentative agreements on various contract language proposals, but we'll continue bargaining tomorrow. teachers with the qatari rohnert park unified school district have authorized a possible strike more than 90% of the teachers voted to go on strike if they can't reach an agreement with the district. union leaders say the average paid for district teachers is significantly below the state average, while the cost of living in sonoma county is among the highest. they're asking for a multi year agreement that does require the district to prioritize educators in the budget. a superior court judge today. set aside the san francisco school boards. controversial policy change on admissions at lowell high school in february, the board shifted lowell high school from merit based admissions to the lottery system that's used at other high schools. the judge found that the board violated california's open meeting law by fai

san francisco route which connects oakland and alameda and south san francisco. well, today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry jack london square. they're also be changes to the delay of service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and then canceling the last trip of the day on week days. we've got much more information on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 5 '08 and today in the east bay 350 health care workers at saturday. dental sorry, saturday l to medical center in antioch. they're going to strike. the union says that cetera canceled a planned mediation session between the 2 sides. the workers say they are protesting difficult working conditions and what they call unfair labor practices. this is video of a strike at that happened last month at that same location. same hospital. the union says staffing shortages are a big part of the problem. workers walking out today include emergency room technicians and resp

kristen: tomorrow, students at a south san francisco school will lace up their shoes to honor a legendary civil rights act this, honoring the first-ever ruby bridges walk to school day. ruby bridges made history in 1960 when she became the first african american student to integrate an all-white elementary school in the south. the walk was made possible thanks to state senator josh ecker and fifth-grade teacher deborah carlino. thank you both for joining us today. i've got to start with the teacher. your class spearheaded this walk and seems very excited. tell us about ruby bridges and why honor her in this way? >> ruby bridges inspires us because she was a little girl who integrated into the segregated south, one of the first children to go to school with white children. the children are so inspired by her because of all she did for all of us. kristen: and this was their idea? >> it was their idea. we were reading about ruby bridges and one of the students asked if there is a ruby bridges day and when they found out there wasn't, they got fired up and wanted to do something about it. thi

this is one in south san francisco, one. oh, one southbound, a south airport boulevard and we have another one. i'm looking at right here in san francisco. one. oh, one northbound, north air poses street, a little under 10 minutes, though, from the east bay heading into the city. looks like that hot spot. we had in daly city is gone. san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula little under 30 minutes to make that commute this morning. let's get a look at the richmond sandra fell, bridget traveling along little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes traveling from the north bay into the city this morning. well, breaking news out of west constant. 5 people are dead and more than 40 are injured after a driver plow through a holiday parade just outside of milwaukee children were also among the victims and today we're expected to learn more from authorities. carlos, a seal has the latest details for us. >> shock and horror at christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin. >> red suv plowing through unsuspecti

. >> following the latest out there in south san francisco. hi, sara. >> that's the hope right to get it from the statewide level to a nationwide level. it's so amazing to see that this first state level ruby bridge walk to school day. it kicked off right here where it started at martin elementary school. the kids are in the classroom now and a lot of them saying they're just grateful to ruby bridges for what she did. i just 6 years old because now they can go to school with their friends. friends of all colors and that is why they are so grateful to her. they had to make a day for her. take a look. again, at that picture of ruby bridges because i want to explain it a little bit more in depth that pictures her and the couple of us marshals that actually had to scored her to class and that's because people would yell at her following her yell racial slurs at her threatened her life. all she was a little girl wanted to go to school and that school in louisiana back in 1960 was the closest wonder her house. it made sense. but it also she could go

carlos, san mateo, and south san francisco. the owner of nuts for candy in burlingame hopes the city will join that list soon point >> i am working with the project team, to adding the broadway him a burlingame business improvement district, of approximately 100 businesses, to be part of the program. this application will make a humongous difference point >> reporter: you can download the app if interested which will go live on monday. max darrow, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. job market is seeing major improvement. the major report shows that businesses, including those gearing up for the holidays, are adding more workers. u.s. employers added i've hundred 31,000 jobs in october. that is the most since july. the unemployment rate dropped from 4.8 percent to 4.6%. >> economists are pleased with this report. it shows a nice bounce back after somewhat weakened reports in the previous 2 months. >> there was hiring across several sections of the economy, including construction . shipping companies also added workers, and are looking for mor

his cousin, amber clare is also missing. >>> elementary school students in south san francisco walked to school today to recognize a civil rights hero. the kids participated in their first ruby bridges walk to school day. one of the school's teachers says it all started when students were reading about civil activist ruby bridges who as a six-year-old girl was the first student to integrate in the south. and students asked why doesn't she have a day dedicated to her. >> they found out that she didn't, so they worked so hard, collecting signatures and going to school board meetings, city council meetings. they connected with senator beck wish thank goodness, so it could be a statewide celebration. >> i think about how happy she can be right now with me helping her, standing for her. >> later in the day, students were surprised with a virtual visit from bridges, who spoke with them through a video call. >>> well, there is no optiminimum for the western monarch butterflies after the population reached an all-time low last year, but the number of orange and black gorgeous butterflies spen

this is in south san francisco southbound one. oh, one at south airport boulevard. so we're keeping a close eye on that as we were seeing some delays. nothing to go ahead and hop over on 2.88 definitely stay on one. oh, one traveling into the city. the mineral lights are still off at this time. a little under 9 minutes to make your way there. 5, 1880, no major issues were delays a little under 13 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula and out of richmond across towards sandra fell a little under 9 minutes. let's check on conditions in the south bay. 2.37 traveling there no accidents, no hazard to an 85 are moving at the limit darya james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain santa cruz, county's mask mandate is back as a way of trying to stop a winter surge. the mandate went back into effect at once again, people are required to wear face coverings in public places offices and even people's own homes. when they're visiting others regardless of their vaccination status. now, this renewed mandate will remain in effect indefinitely. mean

but let's go conversar she has the story from south services, south san francisco about how this all started. this whole movement you guys walk happen and it was a sight to see. look at all of the purple for martin elementary school. and then there's a lot of orange which is ruby bridges. favorite color. so. >> blue and orange is the see walking through south san francisco from downtown des linden avenue down here to martin elementary school. and this is all because 4 years ago at this school, a 5th grade class decided why isn't there ruby bridges day that is beyond us and they've decided we're going to make it happen because we heard from the teacher earlier. you have a teacher like that, you're inupired and you want to do something mr carlino. she said what are you going to do about it. you know, ruby bridges, she stood up. she walked to school every day, even though people were yelling racial slurs at her threatening her and she still walk to school. what are you going to do about it. guess what they did. they went to the school board. they went to the county. >> and then they wor

. >> we are in south san francisco where the kids participated in their first ruby bridges walk to school day. >> martin elementary students have been learning about ruby bridges in their classroom and this morning walked about a half mile to school with their classmates as they recognized ruby bridges. students here not only took part in the walk but they helped make today possible. >> you guys did this. kid power. >> martin elementary 5th grade teacher said it all started when thewere reading about civil rights activist ruby bridges who has a 6-year-old girl was the first african american student to integrate in elementary school in the south. students wondered why she didn't have a day dedicated to her. >> they found out she didn't. they worked so hard. they collected signatures. they went to school board meetings, city council meetings. they connected with senator becker thank goodness so it could be a statewide celebration. >> the california state senate proclaimed november 14th as ruby bridges walk to school day statewide. >> they were inspired by her story and now have inspired all

this is in south san francisco one. oh, one southbound at south airport boulevard keeping a close eye on those things from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes at this hour. let's head over get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 13 minutes for you. there. the richmond sandra fell commute as you're heading richmond, you can make that drive in a little under 9 minutes. so moving really quickly at this hour and we'll leave you with the golden gate bridge to look at the skies, the air and on c any fog slowing us down this morning to about 20 minutes from the north bay into the city. we have some breaking news out of wisconsin. 5 people are dead more than 40 others are injured after a driver plowed through a holiday parade just outside of milwaukee children were also among those who are victims in today. we're expected to learn more from authorities about what happened carlos sus ito has those details for us. >> shock and horror at christmas parade in waukesha,

you're looking about 65 degrees in san francisco along the coastline. couple patches of fog temperatures in the 60's little breeze in the afternoon. 66 in millbrae 63 degrees in south san francisco 66 in foster city a little bit on the hazy side but not bad. south bay looking temperatures in the 60's and the 70's. so seeing a little bit of a rebound there in temperatures and a couple 70 showed up inland by tomorrow afternoon 16 up london 72 in livermore about 72 degrees in walnut creek 71 in castro valley about 65 degrees in hercules. 65 also in money. should 71 degrees in sonoma back along the coastline starting out with those clouds early on should be some dry conditions by the afternoon. a little bit of a breeze kicking in next couple days. the pattern does change a bit more clouds on the way on thursday lead to a chance of rain late in the day. thank you are still ahead, the latest round of monthly child tax credit payments were distributed. >> to 10's of millions of families across the country today. why this could be one of the last payments paren

san francisco-based annex and biosciences tedknock is chief innovation officer. so it's really interesting about dr. paz's study. is that even 24 hours after the injury. she found that she could treat treat. use our treatment. to walk this process of the company has already conducting clinical trials. the inhibitor for treating als and other conditions and could potentially expand to tbi in the future and with causes ranging from car crashes to simple falls some 69 million people around the world are believed to suffer from traumatic brain injury every year stephanie holden who worked on the gladstone team believes a post injury treatment could be life-changing and the hope that there might be a potential. went for the symptoms that they experience would be really really powerful in san francisco stephanie sierra abc 7 news. and besides als the annexonnnexn biosciences is also conducting trials of its inhibitor for huntington's disease an autonomous vehicle company is rolling into the south bay and bringing hundreds of jobs with it crews is a division of general

now millbrae at 64 south san francisco, 65 foster city in redwood city each at 66 for your highs today. south bay temperatures mid to upper 60's for you and for the east bay looking at mid 60's mostly with pleasanton and a san leandro in castro valley. each hanging out right at 65 just a few spots at that number fairfield vacaville benicia 67 for your highs today in sandra fell, one of our warmest spots that 68 degrees tomorrow. we're going to see a lot more 70's on the map and that's the way we're going to stay all the way through monday of next week. the warmest of days perfectly placed during the weekend friday saturday and sunday. now we will see a slight chance of showers next tuesday. better opportunity towards wednesday. back to rain. thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your wednesday morning traffic for you, honey from the east bay into the city. >> not seeing any major delays as you're traveling high winds, though, and some slick conditions from that rain overnight. so just take it slow san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. little unde

carlos, san mateo, and south san francisco. the owner of nuts for candy in burlingame hopes the city wi

. >> reporter: at the kaiser permanente pharmacy in south san francisco tonight, a steady stream of patients picking up medication after learning pharmacists may strike from november 15th to the 22nd. >> i think them going to strike is going to put a lot of people out of whack. >> patients say a phone recording let them know the strike is looming. many say they called their doctor, right away. >> i called the doctor say, hey, i need my medication now this week because next week i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: in a statement, kaiser says it has an offer on the table that keeps its pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession. we reached out to the guild for professional pharmacists but have not gotten a response. kaiser also says if there is a strike, it is prepared to continue to provide members and patients with access to the pharmacy services they need. jean elle nbc bay area news. >>> boosters for 18 and up. pfizer officially petitioning the fda to allow covid-booster shots for anyone over the age of 18. it's an amendment to the emergency-use authorization that i

i live in south san francisco, right off of airport boulevard, where a gallon of regular will cost you $5.19 per gallon. people are feeling the pinch of these prices. it's not fun to fill up right now. this may be the only accurate way to describe the cost of a gallon of gasoline in the bay area point >> it sucks. >> reporter: gasoline prices are inching towards an all-time high. according to aaa, the statewide average is now $4.62 per gallon, the highest price ever in california, $4.67 a gallon back in october 2012. gas buddy says the price spike has multiple causes. first and foremost, the cost of a barrel of oil. >> a lot of that is due to a global surge in demand. oil production and oil supply is lagging far behind. it is increasing production, but at a slower pace than what the white house would like point >> reporter: gasoline taxes have also gone up significantly since october 2012, now totaling just shy of $.67 per gallon in california. another piece of the blame is the recent atmospheric river that pounded the bay area and its refineries for nearly 24 hours. much of the refini

also in the burlingame, 62 in south san francisco should be a nice the middle peninsula, those temperatures running up to 66 degrees redwood city, 66 in woodside and 67 degrees in mount view. the south bay join those numbers running up well into the 60's, getting close to 70 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. a place like campbell in morgan hill and also in the san jose, the east bay looking nice starting out some dense fog. watch out for that. the tri valley early on tomorrow morning and the place like conquered likely going to see some dense fog, maybe dropping down those visibilities down about nothing by tomorrow morning. by the afternoon becoming partly cloudy and then we'll start talking about some changes coming up over the next couple of days. got some warmer weather ahead. in the next few. i think we'll see some drier air begin to slip in. that will bring more sunshine into our skies. the temperatures warming back up in the 70's in many spots inland staying fairly mild and warm right through the weekend right now, just a slight chance of showers, maybe by next tuesday. >> thank you, la

san francisco. this is on 4th and bryant. according to aaa, average gas price in california is $4.65, highest of any state and it's much higher than national average of $3.42. even the national average is higher than a year ago. aaa says it was $2.11 a year ago. high gas prices come as we approach the holidays when people are expected to travel and aaa expects traveling to be close to prepandemic numbers. as far as gas prices, new forecast from the federal government predicts prices will hold steady and drop back down next year. >> it's going to be messy, 53 million traveling, that's the estimate for aaa. most are by car. even with high gas prices the pain at the pump is not translated into people not going. the good news is if you plan properly remember we are living, working, learning remotely so there is no crush to have to fly or travel on that wednesday before thanksgiving. >> through the holidays, it seems we are still going to be dealing with paying those high prices at the pump. joycelyn mor

. >> reporter: at the kaiser permanente pharmacy in south san francisco tonight, a steady stream of patients picking up medication after learning pharmacists may strike from november 15th to the 22nd. >> i think them going to strike is going to put a lot of people out of whack. >> patients say a phone recording let them know the strike is looming. many say they called their doctor, right away. >> i called the doctor and say, hey, i need my medication now this week because next week i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: in a statement, kaiser says it has an offer on the table that keeps its pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession. we reached out to the guild for professional pharmacists but have not gotten a response. kaiser also says if there is a strike, it is prepared to continue to provide members and patients with access to the pharmacy services they need. jean elle nbc bay area news. >>> boosters for 18 and up. pfizer officially petitioning the fda to allow covid-booster shots for anyone over the age of 18. it's an amendment to the emergency-use authorization th

kristen: second harvest also give out meals in south san francisco, mountain view, and san jose. you can buy something from a vending machine and make the world a better place. three giving machines are available at oakland temple hill through january 2. you can buy a gift for 16 local, global charities. giving machines were introduced by the church of jesus christ in 2017 and have raised mor t $9 millidonations. dan: it is the news beer lovers have been waiting for, the annual pilgrimage to sonoma county. it will be back in february. you can get the beer in person. last year, you can only get it online because of the pandemic. remember, you will have to wait. lines to enter the buries have been -- breweries long, but everybody says well worth it. kristen: on the edge, the climate crisis. just ahead, we look at deep at what a major disaster could do climate for years. dan: the attempt to bolster fish and wildlife ecosystems in the bay area, the effort to build a better bay a your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going

also service to south san francisco is resuming for the first time since the start of the pandemic. the agency launching a weekday short hop service between alameda island and jack london square. >>> coming up, what are you willing to do to make it in the bay? how about handing out your resume in a parking lot? we'll hear about one man's long journey to try to score a job. >>> then the richest man in america asked twitter if he should pay taxes. twitter said he should. we had great job numbers on friday. >>> first, getting bigger and more destructive. looking into what is triggering larger and more frequent wildfires in the bay area, and you can find that information right now during the break at nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now at 6:12 on your monday morning, we're getting you ready ahead of the storm moving in. not yet arriving with an early sunrise, and temperatures in the low 40s. in the upper 30s in santa rosa as well as morgan hill. cold morning and rainy evening. we'll talk about it all, coming up in a few minutes. >>> the express lane no longer express because of an ongoing cra