joining us now without's on this and other issues, the clinical professor from uc berkeley school of public health. thank you for joining us today. when do you expect we will discover our first case in the u.s.? >> i wouldn' i wouldn' i wouldn' saw headlines tonight or tomorrow that we identified a case. i think it's likely that the particular variant is already here. >> how will we know for sure? do we do something with positive cases to read the genetic makeup of the case? >> one piece of good news about the variant is, not only do our regular pcr tests that you do, the one that sticks up the nose in the laboratory, not only will that identify that you have covid, but it will give a red flag to say that the covid variant you have could be omicron because it has a different pattern when it turns positive, so that's a leg up in terms of identifying the virus much earlier. glicksman jenness ceo says the existing vaccine may struggle with omicron and you are saying it may have physical structures that suggest that might not respond to the immunity we got from the vaccines. can you expl

and if you haven't heard yet, chief nicholson, pacific lutheran seminary, which is housed in berkeley, is going to be working to create a certification program and internship program so that all of us can serve first responders. i'm incredibly proud to be a part of this fair city, and for all of the work that you all do to lift up the homeless and hungry and people who live on the lowest streets to the highest street, and so i hope that you will reach out to me if there are other ways that members of our lutheran faith can help the city, and there might be days that we'll be knocking on your doors to do more to remember the lutheran community and remember that faith really does change the world. thank you for this recognition. i'm extremely honored to be amongst those being honored today. >> president walton: thank you so much for your work, bishop rohrer. [applause] >> president walton: and thank you so much, supervisor mar, for recognizing the work of bishop rohrer. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president walton. i want to thank the san francisco fire departmen

de momento se registraron casos en berkeley, (nombre en inglÉs), y san ramÓn. segÚn los investigadores las vÍctimas son personas que caminan solos con accesorios a la vista, los criminales se acercan para ganarles la confianza les hablan y los despojan de sus pertenencias, y tienen vehÍculos cerca para escapar, tenga mucho cuidado. las Últimas semanas se ha visto un incremento en los crÍmenes de san francisco incluyendo robos de grupos organizados en varias tiendas de lujo. hablamos con la policÍa al respecto y lo que hacen para proteger a los consumidores en esta temporada festiva. (hablan en inglÉs). asÍ llegÓ la navidad a san francisco, y con el inicio de la temporada festiva, tambiÉn llega otra preocupaciÓn. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). la policÍa nos confirma un aumento en los robos y crimen organizado en tiendas. un incremento de crÍmenes que ha confundido a la comunidad. >>> han estado pasando cosas que no deberÍan de pasar, pero espero que se mejore poco a poco. >>> una de las principales preocupaciones es mantener seguro a los asistentes de e

police arrested an 11 year-old along with other juveniles in connection with the crime spree in berkeley and in april, a group of teens were caught after trying to carjack a man outside of his home in san leandro. >> the ages of the suspects has become increasingly alarming and burrell says the focus needs to be on rehab. and coming up with fresh start resources for kids who leave the juvenile justice system is it just jail. what else can we do while we even have them in our presence. it's not ok, here's the key. you do some time. and that's it. what rehabilitation can happen. well, we have their attention. we have them reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> 9 o 9 and on to another big story happening today in the south bay theranos founder elizabeth holmes is being cross examined today by the prosecution in her criminal fraud trial. she is accused of misleading investors and doctors and patients blood testing device to take their money the device, which was a box basically they did nothing. kron four's. will tran is live at the courthouse in santa clara with more on how t

you can see berkeley looking good. we do have if you look really close that fog that sitting right there in the bay. >> we are going to be seeing a couple of foggy patches hanging on for a couple more hours across the bay. after that, it's a solid sunshine. relentless rain for the pacific northwest up into western canada. this high-pressure ridge is shooting the jet stream and then the atmospheric river associated with it. well, to our north. that's areas like washington and british columbia just completely waterlogted. well, back here at home. we're just the opposite really dry. and if anything, just a bit hazy. you notice that yesterday. the high pressure creates a cap right across the bay pollutants can escape and that's our air quality begins to suffer a moderate air quality day today. today into tomorrow skies remain very similar. but on the hazy side tomorrow is your first day december. we start the new month dry and nice and sunny likely even a little bit warmer than today's about to be, which is already going t

police arrested in a llevan year-old along with other children for a crime spree that happened in berkeley. and of course, because these are all minors. police do not release any of their names. little kids. now to seniors and the seniors are being victimized and being warned not to walk alone with jewelry outside. there have been 2 robberies so far in san ramon and many more have happened. similarly around the bay area. so they want you to be careful. 2 seniors in separate incidents. broad daylight walking alone. one is a park in the other along cinnamon ridge road and in both of these cases, the seniors are walking they visit on and thieves drive up in a car chat with them. get out. take the jewelry and take off and nobody got hurt. but the seniors are being asked to just be cautious when you're walking outside. >> switching gears. now new this morning, mccrone variant of covid-19 continues to spread around the world. the netherlands, france, japan. they've all confirmed their first cases. and while no case of the on the kron strain has been detected here in california state health offic

berkeley hills camera right here. nice and clear. we do have some spots of fog to form right in the midst of the bay itself. >> inland valleys and around half moon bay to please be mindful of this because even though it's in patches, it is very dense and it is resulting in some lower visibility in pockets rain continues to be sent to the north this is high pressure. ridge is shooting the jet stream. well up into western canada where they've seen too much rain. we've seen too much dry weather now and a little bit of haze noticeable yesterday. today is going to be another day with moderate air quality because we've got a cap formed right across the baby to that high pressure ridge that is keeping all those pollutants trapped right here with us now skies are going to be dry for yet another day. that's the case. tomorrow for december first kicking off the new month on a very on our know. and then we're going to be looking at that holding up into the weekend. well into next week. not a lot of changes to talk about this forecast among thos

one of those victims, 95-year-old francis roberts said she was walking in berkeley on thanksgiving day when a car pulled up with a man and woman in the front seat and two children in the back. the woman got out of the car and put her necklace around her head as a distraction and stole her $2,500 ring and her necklace passed down by her mother. >> we had a pact that she would wear the chain until she died and then i would wear it when i died, and that was our way of keeping up with each other. >> over the past few days, similar crimes have occurred in berkeley, brentwood and twice in san ramon. >>> and then public feedback on the water contingency plan in water shortage pz that. in june, customers were asked to cut water usage by 20% because of the current drought. >>> downtown san josÉ this morning, the tree is sparkling bright for us this morning as we get ready for this tuesday. meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at the forecast for us as we start out nice and cool. >> nice and cool, in some spots foggy. let's head back to santa rosa. we did get nearly three inches of rain but tha

a new study by lawrence berkeley international is -- shows why the sierra snow could disappear in just a few years. this is about one third of california's water supply. we have already seen this warming trend happening just this season. several ski resorts push back their opening dates because of warming temperatures preventing them from making snow. mike: here's the seven-day forecast. mother nature is not going to help out whatsoever as temperatures near the upper 50's low 60's wednesday, thursday, friday, annex monday. those are near record high temperatures. the nights are cold enough and it is hard to get that good base of man-made snow built. you need it much colder. skiing will be up in the higher parts of. here's was going on in the east bay hills. you can see here below me a lot of fog is developing along the toll plaza. watch out for the morning fog. otherwise, quiet along the water. coat to know coat today. 52 right now in san francisco. when back to the peninsula, temperatures in the 50's there about 10:00. middle 60's for the better part of the afternoon. warmer than it s

at least it's clear from your berkeley hills camera. we have some pockets of fog dense fog in pockets that have formed across the bay having much more of an impact on your commute this morning. that we saw yesterday. so be mindful of that. well, we've drive back out areas to our north or just the opposite. very waterlogged up near the canadian border from seattle northward into western canada. high pressure ridge for us is sending the jet stream to the north keeping things dry. and as you may have noticed on the hazy side. this high-pressure creates a cap right over the bay. so a lot of get trapped right here with us because of that, we're going have another day with moderate air quality today. if you have a sensitivity to that. that is something certainly want to watch out for future cast does show today sunshine. we keep that sunshine around into tomorrow for the first day of december and we will be keeping it around on into the first weekend of december likely into next week, too. so not a lot of changes in this forecast. we remain m

. >> over the past few days, similar crimes have occurred in berkeley, pleasanton and twice in san ramon. cities are required to update the worst-case scenario policies for five years. today's hearing is scheduled for four p.m. >>> it is 5:06 right now. a live look -- look at that. that's downtown san josÉ. the tree just sparkling bright this morning. let's get a look at the forecast for you this morning. >> we are talking about the water season update, and we have been lacking for the month of november, and it's half an inch of rain lower than for the month of november. the surplus continued to shrink with all of the dry weather. we are starting out with dense fog in that area, and elsewhere it's mainly clear except for the coast. it will be another nice day with sunshine looking hazy during the middle of the afternoon. these temperatures in the low 60s and 70s will be very enjoyable for all of the outdoor activities, including all of the tree lightings and festivals we have going on around the bay area. >>> traffic wise it's looking great. the view is having a problem. looks like folk

lawrence berkeley, national lab researchers say as the climate continues to warm more of the snow will be repraised by rain there. will leave the state without the important spring and summer melt off that fills rivers, streams and reservoirs. they say it would also be devastating for ski resorts and other businesses. >>> a live look at union square where the second canned saint luis now lit on the. >> last night there were a thousand people in the square. we had a concert here it. was totally a miracle so to speak to have that feeling of everybody coming together in a safe outdoor to celebrate. >> and some of you have been sharing your photographs with us. this is from the first night. major tom the cat put his stamp ofo approval and bob shared his photograph on baker beach. >> i like that. >>> tickets go on sale next week for the bottle rock music festival. the concerts set for memorial day weekend next year. people with nap action county zip codes get first crack followed by wider sales on tuesday. a ticket for the three day festival costs $369. >>> it's 5:22. still ahead,. >> safar

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not necessarily near the coast or over the berkeley hills. but sitting along the bay side in some areas further southward and then some patchy valley fog further inland as well. and definitely more of an impact from fog than what we had yesterday. so do note this as you do leave the house to the north of us. that's where rain and snow continues to be. we have seen continued flooding issues for the pacific northwest. western canada, not just the opposite here in the bay area. we love to see us tapping back into that atmospheric river. the jet stream cent well to the north. but what we've got is just a high pressure ridge that if anything is keeping thing sunny and a bit hazy at times. air quality will be moderate yet again today. that's because we have a cap right over the bay that's keeping a lot of pollutants trapped here with us. that's the high pressure ridge right there for you. futurecast shows clear skies today. more of that into tomorrow for december 1st. and we're going to hold on to these clear skies on into thursday, friday and satu

your son -- your son goes to school -- >> berkeley law. >> berkeley law. and talk about what happens to your son like once a month when he goes out. >> he's experienced twice where he's come out of his apartment, his car is right outside his apartment to see his car on cinderblocks, wheels gone. >> you know what loss angelenos would say, come on, son, it's all fine. >> are you kidding? >> i'm just kidding. they have the drugstores out there. ite -- it happens all the time. >> we were talking about a year ago cvss and walgreens closing at 4:00, 5:00. maybe it's the republican in me. if it's happening, take care of it. put more cops on the street. put people in jail. keep them in jail. and i will say it's not popular. it's never been popular. i've said it from the beginning. the worst time doing that -- what do they call it where they were hugging each other? criminal defense reform? criminal justice reform. the worst time to do that is when crime is at a 50- or 60-year-old low because you've reached a lull, utopian society. now we can let people go to jail

that's what a new study at the lawrence-berkeley national lab shows. the snow in the mountains will be replaced by rain. we have already seen a change in recent decades as the snow season has been shortened by about a month. at the same time, snow levels have moved up by 1,200 feet. no snow pack means california would be without spring and summer melt-off that fills rivers and streams. the state relies heavily on that for its water supply. jeff has been talking about this for a while now in our extensive coverage. >> yeah. and that really goes along with some new research we're seeing that we would get overall fewer storms. but when we do have those storms happening, they'd be those stronger atmospheric rivers that tend to be warmer. so hence, less snow pack. but the good news we want to remind you is new research came out this year and said if we all do our part, we contribute to lower our carbon footprint, we can mitigate and keep things from like -- like that from happening in the future. you can head to nbcbayarea.com and and click on your climate

[audio is garbled] so i think what we should be doing in the long-term is what the city of berkeley is doing and [inaudible] past legislation to [inaudible] long-term [inaudible] and i support this resolution now. thank you. >> thank you, robert, for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi. my name is paul. and i'm a tenant in a building in district 8 on 19th street. and my building is being [inaudible] so i'm calling in support of the [inaudible] to fund the acquisition program because it's a 12-unit rent controlled building and we're the perfect site for an acquisition and [inaudible] release of that money because we're urgently in need of help. we need, you know, to keep san francisco housing affordable and keep rent control buildings like ours affordable and not converted to unaffordable housing by speculators. so, i'm urging the passage of this measure. thank you. >> reporter: e >> thank you so much for your comments. next speaker, plea. >> caller: my name is maria meyer. i'm calling you from my apartment in district 2. my husband and i are in our mid 70s. there is anot

police arrested an 11 year-old along with other juveniles in connection with the crime spree in berkeley and in april, a group of teens were caught after trying to carjack a man outside of his home in san leandro. the ages of the suspects has become increasingly alarming and burrell says the focus needs to be on rehab. and coming up with fresh start resources for kids who leave the juvenile justice system is it just jail? what else can we do while we even have them in our presence. it's not ok, here's the key. you do some time. and that's it. what rehabilitation can happen. well, we have their attention. we have them. well, police are still looking for information in connection with the crimes in san leandro and oakley and burrell hopes that. >> these carjackings are a wake-up call for people to get involved in youth programs. reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn. >> kron 4 news stand. thank you for that report. none of the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at san francisco. and pam, it looks like the holidays have arrived because he barked or center is lit up tonight. yes,

uc berkeley infectious disease specialist dr john schwartzberg also says the vaccine is safe, long term because complications from any vaccine usually occur within the first 6 to 8 weeks. still some parents remain skeptical that my son has his future ahead of him. why would i want him vaccinated when there's that risk that is unknown. school district officials say the vaccine mandate is the best way to make students, teachers and staff safe. we believe thats the right to, you know, share their voice and they have the right to protest but also our board and myself. we have to look at students overall and the safety of all students under the plant. students who are not vaccinated can enter the districts distance learning program, the remote learning. that's not really an option. it did not work out. but for us, it's a safety issue. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. today the city of los angeles began enforcing its proof of vaccination mandate for various indoor businesses. the program called safe passage, la. launched on november 8th. it requires businesses to verify customers are vaccinated b

cross of california, distant with associated professor of management at the university of california berkeley school of public health. we also have dorothy roberts, a university professor of sociology. it professor of civil rights at the university of pennsylvania. david s jones at harvard university and finally rounding at our panel, we have the associate professor of government at cornell university and codirector of the cornell center for health equity. thank you to all of our panelists for joining. let me begin with dr. schneider. in major part of your role is to assess the effect which new technologies made patients with an extremely large health system. it's -- please speak to the extent at which scaling new technologies represent opportunities and challenges for individual patients. >> thanks for having me. i am in delaware and my job with my group is called the digital acceleration group and basically we are scouting for technologies where we can systematically insert intelligence systems into our workflow or into our care space. and the opportunity which is awesome at this point is t

police arrested an 11 year-old along with other juveniles in connection with the crime spree in berkeley and in april, a group of teens were caught after trying to carjack a man outside of his home in san leandro. the ages of the suspects has become increasingly alarming and burrell says the focus needs to be on rehab and coming up with fresh start resources for kids who leave the juvenile justice system is it just jail? what else can we do while we even have them in our presence. it's not ok, here's the key. it is some time and that's it. what rehabilitation can happen. well, we have their attention. we have them. well, police are still looking for information in connection with the crimes in san leandro and oakley burrell hopes that these carjackings are a wake-up call for people to get involved. >> in youth programs. reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> thank you, dan. of course, of violence and crime is not limited to oakland. san francisco police are also busy investigating after a crime filled weekend. police say they were 3 shootings. one of the victims died f

berkeley infectious disease specialist dr john schwartzberg also says the vaccine is safe, long term. because complications from any vaccine usually occur within the first 6 to 8 weeks. still some parents remain skeptical. my son has his future ahead of him. why would i want him vaccinated when there's that risk that is unknown. school district officials say the vaccine mandate is the best way to make students, teachers and staff safe. we believe that. any parent or any group has the right to, you know, share their voice and they have the right to protest but also our board and myself. we have to look at students overall and the safety of all students. under the plans , students who are not vaccinated can enter the districts distance learning program, the remote learning. that's not really an option. it did not work out. but for us, it's a safety issue. rob roth, ktvu fox two news. i know. at six tonight, police in san leandro arrested a 12 and a 13 year old over the weekend in connection with an armed carjacking. police say that officers spotted that stolen car yesterday. you're the

lawrence berkeley national lab researchers say that as the climate continues to warm, more of the snow falling on california's mountains will be replaced by rain. this would leave the state without the crucial spring and summer melt-off that fills rivers, streams and reservoirs and would be devastating for ski resorts and other businesses. >>> so let's check out that forecast with darren. it's beautiful, but it is dry. >> it is dry. you saw the ski resorts in stories we did earlier this week that they are having trouble making snow for people to come up there, and there is none in the seven-day forecast. if we check out the toll booth, you're driving into fog right now on the golden gate bridge. meanwhile, that is not the story anywhere else. a beautiful view looking back towards the east. that's what the sky looks like bay areawide for everybody else. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s after a day where we climbed into the low 70s for many locations. tomorrow we'll see a guy clouds, patchy fog in the morning, and that's it. we can watch it on the futurecast. i'm going to play this for

berkeley infectious disease specialist dr john schwartzberg also says the vaccine is safe, long term. because complications from any vaccine usually occur within the first 6 to 8 weeks. still some parents remain skeptical. my son has his future ahead of him. why would i want him vaccinated when there's that risk that is unknown. school district officials say the vaccine mandate is the best way to make students, teachers and staff safe. we believe that. any parent or any group has the right to, you know, share their voice and they have the right to protest but also our board and myself. we have to look at students overall and the safety of all students under the plant . students who are not vaccinated can enter the districts distance learning program, the remote learning. that's not really an option. it did not work out. but for us, it's a safety issue. at least three other east based school districts. oakland hayward in piedmont have all approved vaccine mandates. julie all right, rob roth reporting live for us tonight. thank you, rob and stay with ktvu. for the latest coronavirus inf

mark diablo reported. 21 mph 17 mph over areas oakland north closer to the berkeley hills, the call to cut tunnel area a little bit of fog ride along the coastline. we started out with fog earlier this morning that burned off and we will again have mostly clear skies to partly cloudy, rolling into your evening hours and the ridge of high pressure over the west coast, keeping that storm track. well to the north. so it looks like we are going to be ending november on a dry note for areas over san francisco normal would be two inches and almost a third we received one inch and less than 3/10 for the month of november. when i come back, i'll have a look at the temperatures expected for tomorrow and the rest of the week, including your weekend and just a bit. that airport was absolutely bananas. the let the t s. a line was wrapped around. they had to hold all the flights. well the travelers are back, and so are the long lines and delays. a look at the thanksgiving travel season and how it compares to years past. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me

stops are banned in other jurisdictions such as berkeley, los angeles, philadelphia and virginia. if you are serious about transforming the relationship with police we have to take on americans most common interaction with law enforcement pretext stops. we would like to work with you. together we can stop in san francisco and address the disparity in traffic enforcement that can lead to people of color losing that are lives. thank you. >> good evening, you have two minutes. >> hello, this is jennifer wagner, league of women voters. we sent an e-mail requesting to speak with commissioner yee and burn. we have not heard back. we have receive no response. i am calling to ask you to please check your e-mail. i have given you my contact information. we would like to speak with you. we are one of the members of the coalition to end bias stops and strong supporters of their efforts. thank you. >> thank you, caller. >> may we make it clear speaking for myself and another believe commissioner yee we have indicated we would like to meet with the league of women voters. in late november or e

. >> still feels a little too warm and dry what we need to be seeing at least your view outside at berkeley hills. abundantly sunny and it's going to get really mild really quickly and are all the sunshine. we're still fairly chilly right now. so for the next couple of hours do keep the jackets close on hand were in the 50's for most areas livermore petaluma, santa rosa still holding out in the upper 40's will pacifica the first spot in the 60's that 63 currently reyna. the 2 are busy commute on this monday. let's talk about it here in oakland, north on 8.80, south of high street. we do have an accident there. so we are currently keeping on top of that and tracking that. >> as we head in a cross towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes to make that drive. we're almost at 20 minutes earlier, the bay bridge traveling from the east bay into the city. now you're down to little under 16 as they turn the metering lights off there. and here in pleasant hill. looks like we just had this accident cleared, southbound 6.80, south of monument boulevard now looks like traffic moving along pretty n

low 70's in fremont as well as union city oakland and berkeley while some mid to upper 60's for the inland east bay allay, you'll be at 68 degrees in santa rosa and i 70 tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today as we kick off december wednesday with highs in the low 70's. great day for putting up some lights around the house as it will be the first day of the new month and little cooler this weekend. but staying clear and dry, right. john, thanks for that. all right. a couple of problem spots out there on our highways today. >> over here, a lo 5.80, westbound east of 13 in oakland. we do have a traffic collision. the air a traffic hazard northbound 80 south of so we are seeing delays along both 8, 8580, international if you're trying to avoid all of that will be a good option traveling into the city were going down a little under 16 minutes. now we're at about 20 last time we checked in here in fremont, an accident. southbound near maori avenue. so we are seeing delays as you're traveling through newark and the fremont area along 8.80 headed across towards the peninsula a lit

well, berkeley among our warmer spots at 72 degrees. concord and walnut creek at 66 vacaville fairfield benicia as well. santa rosa, all evenly out of 70 degrees today, tomorrow right around the same as today. wednesday, december. 1st, a lot of people putting up lights on that day. we'll be looking really nice for it with highs actually had our warmest on average. we cool down just a touch. this weekend. but still remaining comfortable rain. john, thanks for that started in the south bay. let's check on conditions down there as you're traveling along one o one 85 towards park. >> a little under 33 minutes to 3785 in 82. i don't see any hazards or delays a little under 21 minutes travel into the city. so traffic is picking up to see some cars over the overpass there as you're traveling along 5, 1880, traveling crockett down towards the maze a little under 20 minutes, a little under 16 as you're making your way across towards the peninsula, the of the san mateo bridge. howie for is also starting to slow down a bit. 36 minutes heading from

love this berkeley hills view. it's a good gauge on what it's looking like across the broader bay area. as you can see. >> orange is holding on to clear conditions we do have a modest offshore breeze. most president down out the coast around half moon bay. most of us not really going to be looking at much of a wind this morning. little bit of patchy fog for the delta as well as around santa rosa aside from this, though. we're just keeping the dry and clear weather around any sort of rainfall continues to be sent to our north as this high pressure ridge continues to shoot the jet stream as well as in the atmospheric rivers out of our region and up into western canada and the pacific northwest. so we're looking at clear skies yet again tomorrow. the last day of november going to be keeping those clear skies around as will also be the case in your first few days of december on into wednesday, thursday and friday still in the 70's still really sunny and comfortable 60's for san francisco today. a couple of 50's near th

your view over the berkeley hills is still looking nice and clear. we do have this modest offshore wind that this is a most breezy right along the coastline. this is a similar northeasterly wind gust. what we've been seeing a lot of lately. patchy valley fog again today clear towards the coast and the bayside. and as you can see, there is rain and snow to our north. that's exactly where it continues to be sent. we've had atmospheric river after atmospheric river just aim squarely at the pacific northwest up into western canada where they're already seeing far too much rain. and we can certainly use it here in the bay area because all we've been looking at lately at least is sunshine and dry weather. sure. this major travel in your shopping over thanksgiving really easy and will continue to do so as we round out this month and start december. but at some point we need to see a change happening and long-range forecast is not showing any sign of it. so that means the started december looks really dry just around the corner. now 60's for your highs. in s

a uc berkeley energy expert says adjusted for inflation, gasoline was more expensive in 2008 and 2012. he sent this graph of prices in california for the last 15 years. 4.60 in june 2008, 4.67 october 2012. he points out $5 back then could buy a lot more than $5 can get you today. i get it. that's not going to send you out the house to fill the car right now but it is about putting things in perspective. aaa says bay area prices will likely stay in mid $4 range for the remainder of the year. they believe drivers should see big drops by early next year. i am da lin, kpix5. >>> california's average gas price is about 1.32 more than the national average. >>> oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and killed someone during a car break in that happened after 3:30 yesterday on grand avenue near lake merit. crime stoppers and police are offering $10,000 reward leading to arrest. this comes as opd says it is upping officer patrols in response to increase in violence across the city. it includes fatal shooting of the security guard and former bay area police officer who died satur

all in the low 70's campbell being one of our warmer spots at 73 berkeley. you're up there, too, right at 72 degrees for your daytime. high. the late show and napa at 68 degrees. well, looking at some low 70's in areas like mill valley and santa rosa tomorrow wednesday and thursday, which is the last day of november on into the first 2 days of december will be bringing more highs in the low 70's or warmest friday saturday and sunday do get a little bit cooler. but we're keeping the sunshine and the dry skies around thank you for that time. all right. let's get a look at a traffic traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under. >> 10 minutes for your drive time there. san mateo bridge as we head in a cross towards the peninsula little under 13 and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes heading from the north bay into the city will have more weather and traffic coming up for now, let's get back to sports. forty-niners are on a 3 game winning streak in the warriors go for their 7th straight win after dominating the clippers last night kron 4 sports

got to get settled in with this nice afternoon weather that we've been seeing your view outside our berkeley hills camera looking clear. again, we are seeing some spotty areas of fog inland. but now fogg cast is showing some pretty good visibility right now at time santa rosa as well as areas out towards the delta will be looking at some lower visibility to watch out for radar otherwise is nice and dry just as we've gotten so used to 40's and 50's for our current temperatures for most areas anyways. we're likely to see a couple of 30's popping up further inland. but honestly, as of right now, it's not our coldest mornings we've seen so as long as you've got the jacket on, you will be good to go nothing. we haven't felt before patchy inland fog at times this morning. just setting us up for cool sunshine and mild and sunny afternoon highs as warm as the low 70's by 03:00pm today. great job. thank you for that. i let you look at the traffic today as you're heading into the city this morning. a little under. >> 10 minutes for your drive time. there are no major delays or issues. the san mateo br

tomorrow if i declare myself a woman i would be praised and celebrated by my progressive friends in berkeley california. but if i came out tomorrow as black and said i'm black and i want to be referred to as african-american, i would be ostracized and demonized by the same people on my website even though i have much more in, biologically, culturally even with african-american men than i do with women. why was the and i wanted to understand and it came down to religion. steve: it so interesting, there's no rational basis. that's a mistake were making as we challenge and argue, it's rationality which isn't really there. >> that's right this is my friend peter we created a taxonomy or a way of understanding these different woke religions, woke religion on climate change, race, criminal justice issues and we started to identify supernatural beliefs such as the idea that united states is more racist than ever which is obviously wrong. the idea that i can change my sex identifying the opposite without having any other changes. or this idea that there is really the world is ending and were seeing

at uc berkeley, energy experts adjusted for inflation. gasoline was much more expensive, back in 2008 and 2012. he sent me this graph of prices in california for the past 15 years. $4.60 a gallon, in june 2008. $4.67, in october, 2012. he points out five dollars back then could buy you a lot more than what five dollars can get you today. i get it, that is not going to send you out the house to fill up the car right now. but it is about putting things in perspective. aaa says bay area prices will likely stay in the mid-four dollar rain range for the remainder of this year. they believe drivers could see big drops by early next year. in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> california's average gas price, about $1.32 more than the enough the national average. >>> keeping an eye on the road for drunk drivers. officers say that when people have died across the state, since wednesday, and they have made 948 dui arrests. chp's maximum enforcement pierced and that 11:59 tonight. >>> new at 11:00, oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and kill

our live camera network on top of the berkeley hills here overlooking a nice shot of the east bay and across the bay into a san francisco. that's whole lot of cloud cover or fog here in the shot. it's just a really nice and speaking really nice expected to to be that way tomorrow afternoon. upper 60's into downtown san francisco once again 68 in the mission district. if you're going to be in the marina district. low 60's and at the coast, those 60's continue half moon bay mild conditions and 68 for the high. there. bayside along the peninsula. 64 in san bruno tomorrow. 68 degrees expected in millbrae. a lot of 70's as we continue down the peninsula, 71 in san carlos in redwood city. if you're going to be palo alto, low 70's and across the entire south. his own anywhere from 72 to an average of 74 degrees. if you're going to be in campbell or milpitas or downtown san jose and the sunshine and warm conditions continue along the east bay shoreline union city low 70's into fremont dublin. pleasanton livermore valley, 71 degrees for the high tomorrow. downtown oakland, upper 60's tomorrow.

if you're going to be in berkeley 70 there 68 in a random and then we're looking at walnut creek and danville both in the low 70's 70 degrees for brent. one tomorrow. little more mild in the vacaville and fairfield area looks like and dipped to just by a degree or 2 versus what we saw ovgr the weekend, but still going to be beautiful. 70 degrees holding strong 68 in valais home tomorrow and then you're north bay zone. we're going to see 70 degrees once again in petaluma low 70's through nevado and a 70 degrees in fairfield are santa fall rather. and then of course at the coast, we're going to see a low 60's at stinson beach. all right. no nothing that no one can complain about at for a few days. >> no one can complain about nice for the rain. that we could always use rain. but sir, know, until then, soak in the sun should soak in the right thank you so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. a happy ending for a coyote. >> founded nearly drowning in san francisco bay. the latest on that update from fire crews. a shootout between police and a suspect ends with th

board and back into the bay proper we have some 70s over here and san leandro to 71 as we get up to berkeley mid-60s into the heart of the bay and low 70s which get back up north and wine country and low 70s as well so where is the rain? we do know it is not here and there is a lot in the pacific and we can see the next storm out there it is a really good storm developing and that one will go to the same exact spot the last four storms have gone and all of the rain in the pacific is apparently just going to one spot and it has been doing that for the last month and a half and it will do it again tomorrow and monday and if you have not heard or seen and why would you have but british columbia has been getting atmospheric river after atmospheric river and it's been huge the amounts of rainfall in seattle also getting in that act but here at home as long as the storms keep going up there we don't get a thing and as we let this play through the accumulated rainfall and take it all the way ahead to tomorrow but also next monday, december 6, you can see that we are still not in the act there and t

the moderator of our first panel is john yu, a professor at the university of california at berkeley law school. he is a political author and commentator. he served at the justice department during the bush administration and clerked for justice thomas. i turn it over to you. for justice thomas. i turn it over to you. john: i would like to thank john malcolm for putting me on the schedule at 8:30 in the morning after i flew from california. it is 5:30 my time. this is the revenge of the civil war and rafters. congratulations for your new president, just announced. you might have heard this nice jazz music when we were coming in. i assume it is all going to be changed to banjos and texas music. i want to thank all the judges for participating. i was expecting that it would be extremely difficult, not having been a judge myself, i expected them to make demands, yellow, scream -- yell, scream, but they were accommodating and cooperative. this is not what i thought judges were like an all. this is a statement about larry. you all know who they are. i will introduce them quickly. i will a

tri valley looking at lower 70's going on for today. 71 walnut creek with 70 per conquered 69 for berkeley billy 64 there's an air conditioner checking in 68 fairfield, 71 for napa and 76 for santa rosa. it's a persistence forecast on balance temperatures around 70 for highs. meanwhile, your lows inland get into the lower 40's. you can't rule out some upper 30's as well. and at the coast will be about 50 ish and at sundown tonight, hanukkah begins to well. >> for your health this morning. don't wait until the last minute to do your christmas shopping this year. experts are expecting a lot of shipping delays, as we've been reporting, there's low inventory as well as fewer last-minute deals. if you've run out of gift ideas for this christmas are health expert karen, a lock is here with a few novel and practical starting at just a dollar for one of these. what's going on. karen. well, $10 hut that the first thing i have to show you is a it's called big softie and it's a soft led light. >> for your camera and for you know, you can use it on your laptop as well as your ipad to take photos and v

that includes stanford, berkeley, san francisco state -- [please standby for captioner switch] >> director tumlin: this is about transportation for all. the details we focus on our most vulnerable users. these seniors, people with disabilities and people with low incomes and other groups. >> chair borden: thank you. directors are there any other questions or comments for the director on the strategic plan? seeing none, i think we actually do have to vote on this. if there are any -- director hinze? >> director hinze: i will move the item. >> i'll second it. >> chair borden: please call the roll. >> clerk: on that motion. [roll call vote] the motion passes. >> chair borden: that brings to our next item. >> clerk: item number 14. adopting the 2021 sfmta 20-year capital plan. financially and summary and assessment and sfmta anticipated capital needs. >> chair borden: mr. yip? >> hello directors. i'm planner. i'm joined with my colleague with the planner in the i.t. division. i will present to you 2021 sfmta 20-year capital plan for your approval. before the sfmta invest in bike lanes and upda

the cal bears are looking to become bowl eligible with a win tonight ucl a and when next saturday in berkeley against usc. but first things first to the rose bowl in pasadena. justin wilcox and company trying to get a crucial win to stay in contention for a bowl game after ucl a took a 10. nothing lead. the bears come roaring back. chase garbers in from a yard out 1410 stairs right before the half the end of the half brother. >> kazmir allen. takes it in for the bruins there goes over the line. you see la does get the score 1714. they take the lead second-half all quarterback dorian thompson robinson one of his 3 touchdown passes. he aired it out there. this one to greg lewis itch from 29 yards out right now you still running away with it. this game still going on 40 to 14 late in the 4th quarter. stanford hosting number 6, notre dame honoree. captain andrew luck posing with john lynch a couple of cardinal law comes on senior night. >> but this came was all irish. jack coan finds tight end george tech that tax cuts for the 2 yard score. 14 zip notre dame was 24 nothing at the half 3rd quarter

[audio is garbled] so i think what we should be doing in the long-term is what the city of berkeley is doing and [inaudible] past legislation to [inaudible] long-term [inaudible] and i support this resolution now. thank you. >> thank you, robert, for your comments. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi. my name is paul. and i'm a tenant in a building in district 8 on 19th street. and my building is being [inaudible] so i'm calling in support of the [inaudible] to fund the acquisition program because it's a 12-unit rent controlled building and we're the perfect site for an acquisition and [inaudible] release of that money because we're urgently in need of help. we need, you know, to keep san francisco housing affordable and keep rent control buildings like ours affordable and not converted to unaffordable housing by speculators. so, i'm urging the passage of this measure. thank you. >> reporter: e >> thank you so much for your comments. next speaker, plea. >> caller: my name is maria meyer. i'm calling you from my apartment in district 2. my husband and i are in our mid 70s. there is anot